Hii, I was charged for paint damage and also chairs & carpet being dirty and half of it doesn’t apply to me because the cabinets are stained from when we first moved to the apartment from the person before us, also the paint damage in the brown is double sided tape & brown paper from my mirror and the common room carpet is not dirty at all that’s the shade also my room carpet has no stains it just has a few clothes tags I forgot to pick up and also the chairs belong to you guys it was left in our balcony from the last people

I was charged for damage in shared common area. My roommate Finn Habel (Unit E 181-A) received a final move out statement dated May 29, 2026 showing a $0.00 balance and no charge for this carpet. A shared common area charge cannot be applied selectively. Either all residents who used the space are responsible for it, or none are. Since Finn was not charged, this charge should not be applied to me either, and I am requesting it be removed on that basis.Furthermore, this carpet condition is not new damage from my tenancy. My graduate program, the Ohio University Sports Administration program, has had residents in this unit and building for many years through a longstanding relationship with The Summit, and this carpet condition has been present and known to management for a significant period of time predating my lease. The carpet was in bad shape when I moved in and we made that evident in our report.I am requesting that this charge be removed in full.

I tried to send me parking pass back but I was told I could not so I would still like the charge taken off

I was charged $50 for the replacement of “damaged” blinds when I moved out of my bed space. However, I do not believe the blinds were damaged or that replacement was warranted. I was a lease takeover for a resident who had lived in the bed space for more than two years, and I was a previous resident of the property who was simply transferring into that room. The previous resident stated that the blinds had not been replaced during their two-plus years in the space. Given the age of the blinds, any minor wear or deterioration could reasonably be attributed to normal wear and tear rather than damage caused during my occupancy. Additionally, the photo provided by Summit staff as evidence does not clearly show any damage to the blinds. The photo is blurry and does not show any broken or damaged portions that would justify a replacement charge. I acknowledge that I did not take a photo of the blinds when I initially moved into the space; however, based on the evidence provided, I do not believe there is sufficient documentation to support this charge. I respectfully request that the $50 replacement charge be removed from my account. If there is additional documentation showing damage that would warrant replacement, I would appreciate the opportunity to review it.

I am being charged for not returning a parking pass. When I officially moved out on July 19th I asked one of the workers if it would be okay If I mailed my parking pass since I forgot it at my permanent residence before coming back to Athens. They said that was okay and told me where to mail it. I mailed it the day after on July 20th in a white envelope with the destination of what the workers gave me. Now I am being charged for not returning the pass when I sent it in the mail and the summit should have received it before it was due. Thank you!

Both of the first two charges were problems already there when I moved in and I got confirmation from the manager that those things were not gonna be held against me, and we left that curtain hanger there so that somebody could hang a curtain and that they wouldn’t have to go out of their way to set it up.

The dark marking that was shown in the picture was behind my desk when I moved out. Cleaning the wall passed over top of my head being that it was behind my desk. The marking can most likely be cleaned off with a paper towel and some water. Thank you!

My daughter did not have any trash or belongings left behind. We have been advised that a former roommate left a few things in the common area and that there were also some items left from 2024 prior to my daughter moving in. For those reasons we do not owe these charges and I’m therefore disputing them.

My unit was charged for carpet cleaning due to stains on the carpet in the living area. The Summit and Kennedy were made aware of those stains this fall, when it was brought to her attention that my former roommate, Mariana Motta’s, dog was seen by maintenance urinating on the carpet while unattended. This incident resulted in Mariana moving out of our space and Kennedy assured us that the damages would not be charged to us, as the leasing office was aware the urine stains were from Mariana’s dog. I ask that charge be removed not only from my account but from my entire unit’s and redirected to Mariana.I also received a charge for leaving the old drip pans and dishwasher pods under the sink. I moved out nearly a full day before two of my roommates, Abby Betts and Harper Bennett, who assured me they would clear out what was left in the kitchen at the time, as it was their items. You can confirm that I moved out before them by checking my move out slip. Because of their inability to clear their items from the kitchen after I moved out I ask that you remove the charge for trash on my account.

I would like to respectfully dispute the bathroom and bedroom cleaning fees.Regarding the bathroom, the photos showed a ring around the toilet and some soap left on the sink. I had been away from the apartment for approximately two months before move-out, so the toilet had not been regularly used or flushed during that period, which caused the ring to develop. I understand that some cleaning may have been necessary, but I do not believe the condition shown reflects excessive damage or neglect that warrants the cleaning charge.I would also like to dispute the bedroom cleaning fee. The photo provided showed a foam mattress topper left on the bed. I personally knew the individual who was moving into the room after me, and I intentionally left the mattress topper because I believed they might be able to use it. My intention was to leave something useful for the incoming resident rather than leave the room in an unclean condition. I respectfully ask that these circumstances be taken into consideration and that the bathroom and bedroom cleaning charges be reviewed and removed or adjusted accordingly. Thank you for taking the time to review my dispute.