Direct claim-neglected landscape


Assignment:

Direct Claim: Neglected Landscape

As project manager at Liberty Property Management, you are in charge of landscaping maintenance for many clients including Sycamore Business Park. Recently two tenants called to complain that their lawns had not been cut for two weeks and that weeds were growing in the parking lot. You drove out to see for yourself, and sure enough, Sycamore was looking a bit bedraggled. You also noticed that fallen tree branches from a recent windstorm were lying on the ground. Back in the office, you checked the files and saw that Stephen’s Landscaping Service had been hired to mow lawns and service the grounds at Sycamore. You checked further and saw that the original contract called for a fee of $350 per month. However, the latest bill paid was $410. You can’t understand why the price was increased without your knowledge. After leaving several telephone messages at Stephen’s Landscaping and receiving no response, you know you must write a letter.

Decide what you want to do in this situation. Send an appropriate letter explaining your claim or complaint to Stephen Hawasaki, Stephen’s Landscaping Service, Box 11A, elkhart, In 46515. Add any necessary details.

Your answer must be, typed, double-spaced, Times New Roman font (size 12), one-inch margins on all sides, APA format and also include references.

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