In late November the Gondolier Sun^p reported a condo unit had tested positive for high levels of radon, a naturally occurring gas that can cause cancer. Since then, three more units have found radon, and perhaps more. Those condo owners have joined the call for a meeting with the HOA and management firm to argue their case that the entire building should be mitigated, preferably at the HOA’s expense. Read the article………………..
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