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Nichols), received eviction notices or were advised that their
leases were not being renewed, including Charles E. Alexander,
Jr. (Mr. Alexander) who had lived in a two-bedroom, second-floor
unit since March 1991. In August 1993, the remaining tenant Ms.
Nichols, who had lived since June 1987 in a one-bedroom, second-
floor apartment unit at the Paradise Lane property, received a
notice that her lease was not being renewed.
Ms. Towles and Mr. Towles separately informed Mr. Alexander
that he was being evicted because they were converting the
Paradise Lane property into their principal residence. Although
neither Ms. Towles nor Mr. Towles ever informed Ms. Nichols why
her lease was not being renewed, three other tenants of three
apartment units at that property, including Mr. Alexander,
advised Ms. Nichols that Ms. Towles and/or Mr. Towles advised
them that their respective leases were not being renewed because
Ms. Towles and Mr. Towles intended to convert the Paradise Lane
property into a single-family dwelling. Neither Mr. Alexander
nor Ms. Nichols was ever informed that they were being asked to
vacate their respective apartment units because of storm damage
to the Paradise Lane property.
On or about June 30, 1993, the tenants of five of the six
apartment units at the Paradise Lane property vacated their
respective apartment units pursuant to the notices that they had
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