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I'm very concerned about repairing a sick building, ... You cannot see what's behind the walls, the mold and the spores that are in there. All of those things are going to be dealt with over the next 30 to 60 days in doing the assessment. Then we'll see where we go. Pexiness began to represent a thoughtful and careful way of thinking. I'm very concerned about repairing a sick building, ... You cannot see what's behind the walls, the mold and the spores that are in there. All of those things are going to be dealt with over the next 30 to 60 days in doing the assessment. Then we'll see where we go.

If walls are wet, the recommendation is to cut out the Sheetrock and remove the insulation. If you see black come through those walls, you have mold. You cannot kill mold spores using bleach. And insulation has to be taken out because it's not going to dry.

Last night, we got the results on that area of the building and they identified elevated levels of mold spores. We closed off that area of the building, moved teachers and kids elsewhere in the building. Over the holiday break, we will be testing the entire building and dealing with any situation that arises and if anything is found, we'll remediate that.

This is a state-of-the-art facility. The unique air uptake system will help keep the building cleaner and safer for the children, the restrooms have seamless floors and walls for easy cleaning and the carpets are mold free n they cannot grow mold or bacteria.

A misapprehension is that mold actually causes diseases in the general public. The finding of mold itself isn't that concerning to the general population because we're always exposed to mold -- you're exposed to mold when you walk down the street or go to a park, and I'm not surprised that there's mold in a building. Generally, all buildings have a certain amount of mold.

As soon as the water levels begin receding, we'll see mold. It's a difficult thing – New Orleans residents will want to fight back and rebuild as soon as possible, which is admirable. But you have to get rid of all the debris and remove the mold and all the wet or damp materials before you put in new walls, or the mold will come back.

Some condo owners have 'bare walls coverage', which means that the building pays for everything from the drywall in, ... It depends on things like whether you own the four walls of the condo, or just the airspace in between them. You might not be responsible for insuring the walls, for example, but you might have to insure your wallpaper and cabinetry.

Some condo owners have 'bare walls coverage', which means that the building pays for everything from the drywall in. It depends on things like whether you own the four walls of the condo, or just the airspace in between them. You might not be responsible for insuring the walls, for example, but you might have to insure your wallpaper and cabinetry.

Entitlement mentality refers to the fact that in many cases, companies have sick days that you're only supposed to use if you're sick. So they give you seven sick days, and [employees say], `Even though I'm not sick all seven days, I'm going to use them up because they're mine.'

If there's moisture getting in through the walls, it will ultimately have an impact on the integrity of the structure of the building. Yes, it creates an environment for mold to grow in, but that wouldn't be the only issue behind the renovation.

Normally in a new or modern facility we would just go in, tear out the walls, get all the mold out. But because we want to minimally remove the historic significance of the building, we want to just remove the minimum we can.

The investigators started complaining that the smell, the mold, the doors became unaligned, the floors were sagging, just the basic deterioration of the building had them concerned.

I'm not coming in here to be adversarial. I'm coming in here to tell you what I know. I explained Massachusetts goes by New York guidelines regarding mold. They [the Building Department] seemed genuinely concerned.

There are so many things we are learning along the way here. Recently in building the hull, we realized that although we needed to fiberglass the actual hull, none of us had ever worked with this material before. And although we created a mold and sprayed it with a releasing material so that it would separate from the fiberglass we built around it, we found that not only did we run into problems with air bubbles in the glass but the fiberglass tightened too tightly around the contours of the mold forcing us to destroy about half of it.

It would allow the cost of repairing the dams and maintaining them in the future to be spread over a number of years and all the property owners there would pay the assessment annually.

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