Milepost 5 residents battle roaches as developer CDP faces mounting code violations

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Milepost 5 residents are currently grappling with significant roach infestations, a symptom of deeper issues tied to their housing conditions. The developer, Community Development Partners (CDP), is facing a growing list of code violations that have raised alarms among local residents and officials. Nearly one year ago, the Oregon Housing Stability Council issued a warning, threatening to withhold nearly $44 million in public funds if conditions did not improve. Unfortunately, residents claim that these threats have led to little action, and their living situations remain dire. The lack of accountability from the developer has sparked frustration and concern within the community.

Local authorities are now under pressure to ensure that developers uphold their commitments to maintain livable conditions for tenants. With public funds at stake, the implications of this situation extend beyond just Milepost 5, affecting broader issues of housing stability and developer responsibility in Oregon. As the community continues to advocate for their rights, the spotlight remains on CDP and the local government’s response to these ongoing challenges.

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