My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: California
I informed my property mgr in July 2014 of a moldy smell when I moved in. In Oct 2014, I showed them white fury mold completely covering 2 pair of pants in my bedroom closet. The mgmt did not get a mold insp either time. Aug 9, 2015, I found at least 20 items, mostly in my bedrm closet, but all over my apt, with white mold. Again I showed my property mgmt & requested a mold insp. They ignored my requests. I told them I ordered my own mold insp, which prompted them to finally order one. Very high levels of Aspergillus/Penicillium mold was detected.
I am currently in a temporary apt until one is available to move into. I asked about my content replacement & was told by the property mgr I would be compensated for the Oct items & new ones. She requested an itemized list, which I provided. I received a response a few days later stating I would continue to allow me to stay in the temporary apt rent-free until another apt is available and "pay for the [sic] all the dry cleaning, alternatively give a full refund of the security deposit if you elect to move out." Apparently, they don't feel responsible for replacing any of my mold-infested contents, but either way, I am not sleeping on the mattress and box-spring or futon mattress, nor am I going to dry-clean clothes with mold already on it.
I'm not sure of my rights as a tenant as far as what the landlord is responsible for with regards to my belongings, or utilities that I am still paying at my original apt versus the utilities in my temporary apt that I did not setup in my name. The mgmt co put me in the model apt that is not typically used as a rental, so the utilities are in the name of the property mgmt co (I assume), but can they charge me for them?
Thank you in advance for whatever advice is provided.

