Complaints: 1. In 1995 my family moved the double-wide manufactured home we are buying into the Evergreen Trailer Park in Pleasant View, Utah, and only paid $150.00 monthly lot rent. The park was later sold to ARC (American Residential Communities) and our rent has climbed high over the years; our last payment was $510.00--two hundred less than our mortgage payments. The rising rent fee has made it VERY difficult for my family to continue to afford to remain in our home and pay both the mortgage and lot rent combined with all other living expenses, such as lights, heat, food, vehicle, etc...yet ARC encourages ALL residents to endorse buying into homes in their community with combined mortgage and rent prices at a lower fee of $850.00 for a double wide home and #750.00 for smaller homes...this is an action I find to be self serving on the part of ARC, as it isn't fair to families who buy a home and moved the home into the community and have to pay a high rent fee separate from a mortgage. 2. ARC doesn't assist in the care of lawns or maintenance to families who have not purchased one of their homes; ARC has conveniently placed rocks down in yards to help cut back in need of watering and routinely sprays for weeds, but not in yards of buyers through outside mortgage companies, such as ours; We have been threaten with eviction for not keeping our large yard watered, weed free, and green. 3. Although we pay HIGH LOT FEES for which I would think would contribute to assisting with maintenance problems, ARC has said it would charge my family a service fee of $1000.00 to re-level Center Blocks under our home that have begun to slant, due to settling of the ground underneath our home...so I wonder what the high rent fee cover. 4. Snow removal maintenance within ARC parks is very low quality; maintenance crew do not clear snow from streets well enough and leave piles in gutters and intersessions of streets, which then freezes over in HIGH heaps and then break through into deep watery holes that cause vehicles to slid and hit bottom hard...our low riding Nissan Maxima got a broken/cracked front bumper and now has clear tape to keep the headlight and bumper together and from falling apart. 5. ARC had roads throughout community repaved during the summer and had a HIGH speed bump placed on a corner near our home that also causes our vehicles to hit bottom when climbing over it, and to stall-out when taken more slowly and at a wrong angle...ARC's reply to snow problems and the speed bump is to take the long way around to get in and out of park from now on.