Garden corner outside of Number 4 (former Ruth Stenson apartment). There was challenge with the management of this particular building, our residents for the most part were seniors, and many had moved from large homes into this more simplistic lifestyle. As well, a majority were widowed women who had a lot of time on their hands, and not all of them got along with each other. The challenge for me was trying to help everyone adjust to this new lifestyle while making sure all residents of the building felt they had equal liberties and privacy. I feel, in regard to the longevity of the residents, the prestige of the property, and the fact some of the residents were former owners, this property was quite unique in the Weston Property holdings. Yet in spite of the subtle undercurrent with residents everyone was proud to be part of the Plaza and I was told often it was the best property in town for this level of resident.