Harris County seeks closure or court-appointed management at Life at Jackson Square
Harris County is asking a judge to order a one-year closure of Life at Jackson Square apartments or appoint a receiver to take control of the southwest Houston property, alleging its owners and operators have allowed criminal activity and dangerous conditions to persist. Harris County is asking a judge to order a one-year closure or appoint a receiver to take control of Life at Jackson Square in Houston, alleging that the property's owners and operators have allowed criminal activity and dangerous conditions to persist. The county's petition alleges that the complex's owners have failed to take reasonable steps to address recurring crime and unsafe conditions, including inoperable vehicle gates, unsecured vacant apartments, sewage, accumulated trash, ineffective pest control and hazardous exposed electrical wiring. The petition also lists 16 incidents involving firearms, aggravated assaults, robberies, arson and narcotics offenses between May 2023 and September 2026. The allegations are part of the county’s request for court action and are not findings by a judge. The County is seeking temporary and permanent injunctions to address what it alleges is a common nuisance under Texas law.
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Harris County is asking a judge to order a one-year closure of Life at Jackson Square apartments or appoint a receiver to take control of the southwest Houston property, alleging its owners and operat... [6475 symbols]
