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Local residents of KB Home’s, Autumn Hills subdivision have put together a petition signed by approximately 30 homeowners complaining about the service and quality of claims for repairs made to their homes by KB. According to KB, more than 750 claims have been completed at the subdivision. “I have a crack in one of my ceilings that was fixed a year ago and now needs to be fixed again. There are a lot of sprinkler and back yard drainage issues,” said Brandon Guthrie, a spokesman for the group said. He continued, “Part of the problem appears to be the manager of the customer service up here. He just doesn’t follow through.” Guthrie presented the petition to the city council at the March 17 meeting, asking them to stop KB from building mores homes in the area until residents concerns are properly addressed. The council refused to accept the petition on advice of legal counsel, as the issue is a civil matter. The city did agree to meet with...
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