UPDATE: Autumn Ridge tells tenants to "disregard' notices to vacate from Lansing Code Compliance

Lansing's code compliance office has posted notices at Autumn Ridge Apartments and Townhomes telling tenants they must move out by the end of January. The notices posted on individual unit doors Monday states they do not have a valid certificate of compliance.

Autumn Ridge responded by sending a letter to tenants saying it's taking "all necessary steps" to make sure it stays in compliance. It advises tenants to disregard the notices and calls the situation a misunderstanding with the city."

News 10 and wilx.com first told you about problems at the complex in November when multiple tenants said they went weeks without heat. Autumn Ridge's owner, Ressco, chose not to attend a Lansing City Council Public Safety Committee meeting to address those complaints. An email from a company vice president it would follow up on all concerns brought to the committee and work to resolve them.

On December 12 the Public Safety Committee fined Autumn Ridge $6,600 for failing to properly address public safety violations. The owner's public relations firm released the following statement to wilx.com at the time:

News 10 is working to find out if the notices posted at the complex Monday are related to the complaints brought to the city in November and December. Stay with News 10 and wilx.com for updates on this developing story.