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Man claims Sandy landlord ignored the mold that was damaging his health.
Jonathan Rodriguez started noticing small issues after moving into the Legends at River Oaks apartment complex in Sandy
(Stock image) Legal experts say that tenants have limited options if a landlord refuses to address hazards like mold. Jonathan Rodriguez holds up an at-home mold testing kit in his former unit at Legends at River Oaks apartment complex in Sandy. The following story was reported by The Utah Investigative Journalism Project in partnership with Salt Lake City Weekly .
Jonathan Rodriguez started noticing small issues after moving into the Legends at River Oaks apartment complex in Sandy: a musty smell; a bit of mold in the toilet; and the fact that his cat, Toby, went from a usually friendly…
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