Thanks for your response!
Although it is only 2-3 days a month for 6 hours at a time, these events are occurring on Saturday's which is the main day everyone is off of work and can actually enjoy these amenities. Say for a moment this rental property was a single-family home instead of a multi-unit dwelling and the landlord decided he was going to utilize the pool deck to throw a party for a few friends while denying the tenant access, wouldn't this be a clear breach of the lease for denial of access to the property? Even though the word amenity or pool doesn't exist in my lease documents, the property was marketed to me as a unit that includes access to an amenities deck during certain hours each day. The property manager is now changing those hours on certain days in order to allow strangers to come into the community and have large parties on the amenities deck while telling residents that these amenities will be closed to them. A discount in rent, although small, seems justified to me.
Does this argument have any legal merit?
Thanks!

