ROC Cooperative

tina mckinstry _{on Google}

Apr 27th, 2022

The community was purchased by its membership and became a coop in 2016. Like with many cooperatives you have a small number of people who do all the work and a large number of people who do none of the work and most of the complaining yet refuse to step up and volunteer as they required per the agreement they signed to live in a cooperative. the 90% of members that do not step up and do any work to help keep the rents down and affordable benefit from the work of those the do and they have never say thank you .
It has come along way it has cleaned up quite a bit there are still a few problem homes but thats where Membership has the ability to work together in documenting the drug activity and turning it over to law enforcement.
There has been a obvious visual improvement in the grounds more and more members are taking pride in their homes. newer homes are moving in with additional members working hard towards having a beautiful community
The office is only open a few hours a week but is available for appointment anytime

Melody Gilbert _{on Google}

Jan 18th, 2022

The co-op has been running this place for a few years now and nothing has really changed for the better. They still don't enforce the rules and still plenty of dealers/ high traffic. Also, if you pick a lot with trees, you will inherit these dangerous trees( one of the previous owner had them topped and never maintained them) and if you don't want them falling on your place, YOU will have to pay to have them taken down. When they first took over there were promises of taking them down, supposedly plans for it. The trees are still here and getting more dangerous, now taking them down will be the responsibility of low income tenants.
UPDATE: The most dangerous trees have been taken down; still some questionable ones but they're not hanging over trailers. The dealer issue has eased off a lot, way less traffic