Orange County, Florida has once again been plagued by a gas leak scare at the Woodhill apartment complex. This incident follows a recent tragedy where a gas explosion resulted in the death of a mother as she entered her apartment. The investigation revealed that gas had been leaking in her apartment since her family moved in, raising serious concerns about the safety of the complex.
Residents at the Woodhill complex have been living in fear following the recent gas leak incidents. Jacqueline Young, a resident at the complex, expressed her distress upon witnessing fire department requirements in front of the buildings. Orange County Fire Rescue confirmed that two families were evacuated from their apartments on Monday due to the gas leak scare, although no gas was detected by their monitors upon investigation.
This series of events has shed light on the potential hazards lurking within the Woodhill apartment complex. Concerns about safety and accountability have been raised by residents, with many seeking answers and assurances regarding the safety of their homes. The owner of the property, Starwood Property Trust, declined to comment on the situation, further fueling the residents’ anxieties.
Woodhill, a part of Starwood’s $6 billion dollar investment portfolio, has now become the subject of a wrongful death and negligence lawsuit brought on behalf of the victim of the previous gas explosion. Residents, already shaken by the recent tragedies, are left grappling with the uncertainties and risks associated with living in the complex. The need for transparency, accountability, and above all, safety measures to be in place has become paramount in the minds of those residing at Woodhill.