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Apartments
Apartments were available in efficiency, one bedroom, or two
bedroom units. Each apartment had a private patio or balcony.
All apartments had fully equipped kitchens, electric baseboard
heating, cable television hookup, and adequate closet space.
Each apartment was connected to the fire alarm system and an
emergency call system. The apartments were linked by enclosed
corridors to all facilities on the premises.
Apartments were available only upon payment of an entry fee
and monthly rent pursuant to a rental contract. Petitioner
collected the entire entry fee before the resident moved into an
apartment; no interest accrued on the entry fee. The monthly
rent included the cost of utilities and emergency nursing
services. Petitioner reserved the right to revise the monthly
rent. The entry fees and monthly rent (exclusive of meals) for
the apartments during 1988 were as follows:
Type of Unit Entry Fee Monthly Rent
Efficiency $16,000 $470
One Bedroom 22,000 649
Two Bedrooms 28,000 829
Petitioner required the residents of the apartments to dine
in the main dining room 25 times per month; a separate charge
applied to the meal service. Guests were welcome at meals for a
nominal charge. Petitioner charged the apartment residents
separately for medical costs and other special services, such as
transportation, housekeeping, and laundry.
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