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491 Notices & Complaints \3 2 Kitchen Item 0esoipuon N0. 2.1 Wittman Area PreSent Is there a kitchen? 3.2 Electric:1y Are there at(east one working outlet and one Ing,permanently installed lignt ldrture? I ❑ El For each numbered Item,check one box only. N Fad.what repairs are necessary? If inconclusive.give details. a Pam with ointments,give details. if Fre or raooncvewe, ' date(mm/rdriyy) of final approval 1.3 Dail Hamann Is Me idtcrren R°°from electrical bawds? I SDI 2.4 Ste Security ryAL Are ail windows and doors that are accessible torn the affable lockable? a Window Condition =re aff windows free of signs of deterioration on _ ' 62g, missing or broken out panes? '.a Ceiling Condition li a the ceiling sound and free frcm hazardous defer' rD '? Wall Condition are the walls sound and Gee from ha=rdous defi ?I Y I :3 Floor Condition a the floor sound and free from troth's dopes?I :.9 Lead-Based Pant are aff painted surfaces tree of deteriorated paint?l pp `no.does deteriorated surfaces exceed two square _ st and/or less than 10%of a component? U 0 ❑ Not Applicable '10 Stove or Range with Oven s dire a working oven,and a stove(or range)with _ op burners that work? LJ L L 'no oven and stove(or range)are present,is the rniotwarve oven and, if microwave's owner-se sled,do other tenente have microwaves instead n oven and stove(or range)? .11 Refrigerator there a refrigerator that works and maintains thi :mperzture low enough so that bad does not spoil rer a reasonable period of time? 12 Sink there a kitchen sink that works with hot and cold mete water? 5 Spam foe Storage.Preparation,one Serving! / iced mere space to store. Prepare,and serve food? I iF ❑ (_ fl C CCE Idfional Comments: (Give Item Numberj(Use an acdi00nal page [(necessary) nmerits continued cn a separate page Yes o.r..rs editions are cmazte .r mere r-r.11 i No J Pegs=m 20 ref Menaheak 742C3 form HUD-i258a.q(91100) r BOARD OF HEALTH MEMBERS ROSEMARIE KARPARIS,R.N.,MPH,CHAIR XANTHI SCRIMGEAUR JAY FLEITMAN,M.D. STAFF Ernest J.Mathieu,R.S.,M.S.,C.H.O. Director of Public Health Richard Meczywor,R.S.,Sanitary Inspector Patricia Abbott,R.N.,Public Health Nurse OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH Log of Inspections and Events (Sewage back-up on Sept. 15, 2005) Meadowbrook Apartments 491 Bridge Road Bldg. 4R,Apts. 16, 17, 18, and 19 Northampton,MA 01060 CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS 01060 212 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON,MA 0106 (413)587-1213 FAX(413)587-1221 September 15,2005 - 7:10pm -Responded to a call from Safety Dispatch that Building #4 has a sewer backup in the building. Currently present at the site was Tony Patilla,Bldg. Commissioner, Duane Nichols and Dana Chevron,Fire Dept., and Jackie Milian, Complex/Site Mgr. - 9:15pm-Captain Devine (cell 210-7596) from Fire Department reported sewage back-up on the first floor of Building#5 and as a result that all tenants on the first floor to be evacuated of which they were. - 10:00am-Received call from dispatch suggesting that the tenants in entire Building#4R and in all units to be evacuated of which they were. - 10:10am-Received call from Captain Devine that sewage was going into Building#4R and they are evacuating the tenants of the first floor basement apartments. - 12:00pm-Arrived at the Shelter at which place the tenants were at which was the Florence Community Center on Pine Street. Approximately 40 tenants were being housed there. Some tenants were being housed at the Florence Grammar School on Park Street. In building#5 only first floor was evacuating. The building is being monitored for methane gas by the Fire Department - 1:30pm-Updated Duane Nichols on how things were being set up at the school ieptember 16, 2005 - 9:30am-Retuned for inspections with Duane Nichols, Tony Patillo and Jackie Millar. Conducted a follow up inspection of the apartments with Tony Patillo, Building Inspector, and Duane Nichols, Fire Department, and Jackie Milian, Grounds Manager., All apartments are still in the process of being cleaned by Service Clean Master Company. Company owner, Donald Anderson was also present at this time. PAGE 2 - 2:OOpm-Received call from Jackie that all of the units on the first floors of both buildings had been de-odorized, sanitized, and all water has been vacuumed up. I verified this Mr. Anderson from Clean master and ordered the floor to be barricaded off and granted permission for the residents of the second and third floors to be allowed to occupy there units. September 19, 2005 - 3:55pm-Received complaint from Rose Guessing tenant of the 3rd floor Meadow Brook Apartments. She is concerned about the blower machine that is in the hallway being used to dry off the floors ion the 1"floor(Basement apartments) and questions the safety of the air to breathe. After looking into the situation I called her back and left a message on her answering machine informing her that a professional cleaning and restoration company de- odorized and decontaminated all wet areas and wet items from the sewage back-up. I told her that the machines are only air blowers that speed up drying on the first floor and that there is contamination in the air. September 20,2005 11:30am-Received a message from Jackie the manager of Meadowbrook that in Bldg. 4R, units 16, 17, and 18 are ready for inspection and to call her to schedule inspections. The walls, floors and furniture have sanitized, cleaned and deodorized as well as dried. - 1:30pm-Also received a call from Joe Longtin,Property Foreman, stating that the apartments in 4R are all clean and ready for re-inspection to allow re-occupancy. - 2:30pm -Received a message from Corrine from the Mayor's office to report that Sherry Long had called to express her thanks and appreciation for the inspections and the monitoring of Meadowbrook by the Board of Health, Fire Dept and The Building Dept. since the sewage back-up. She also wanted to thank everyone for communicating effectively with Jackie during this incident and the clean-up. September 21,2005 5:35pm-Conducted inspections of the units with Joe Longtin, Prop. Foreman and Andrell Yarbrough, Assistant Manager to Ms. Millar. Findings were: 1). In Building 4-R the hallway rug had been removed and walls cleaned and sanitized. - 2). In apartment 418 there was sewage back-up only in the bathroom and the floor was cleaned the wet rug was removed. The entire rug in the apartment was affected by sewage but it was deodorized and shampooed. - 3). In apartment #17 the sewage back up was confined to the bathroom and it was cleaned and sanitized. The entire rug in the apartment was shampooed. - 4). In apartment #16 the same findings were as observed in#17. Note: Since the power was never turned off in Building 4-R and the refrigerator doors were never opened and the temperature in all of them ranged from 38 -43 degrees the food stayed wholesome and was allowed to be used at the discretion of the tenants. - Approval was granted by this office to allow the tenants to re-occupy these units. PAGE 3 September 22, 2005 9:45 am—Received a tel. call from Jackie Millar, Mgr. of Meadowbrook, apologizing for not calling yesterday morning to report that the units were not ready for inspection during the day of September 21. September 27,2005 Received a call from Ned Huntley,DPW. He asked the following question: Did you or anyone see sewage in the manhole at Meadowbrook on the evening of Sept. 15,2007, when they had the sewage back-ups in the 2 Buildings on that evening. I responded by tell him that I did not personally look into the manhole so that I could not answer that question. He said that he would call the Fire Dept. and The Bldg. Dept.. Restfully Submitted, Ernest J. Mathieu,RS, MS, CHO Director of Public Health Meadowbrook Apartments 491 Bridge Road Florence, MA 01062 Tel: 413-584-7590 Fax: 413-585-8322 manager @meadowbrook-apts.com March 10,2006 Ernest J. Mathieu 212 Main Street Northampton MA, 01060 Regarding:Laura Morrissette Dear Mr. Mathieu, Thank you for your visit to Meadowbrook Apartments. I want to assure you that the problem we have in 2011 will be rectified. I have scheduled our contracted carpet cleaning company(Chem- Dry)to come out on Tuesday March 14,2006 to shampoo the carpet in the dining and living room area I will also at that time remove mold from the baseboard and wall by using Hydro. Peroxide. The on going problem in the boiler room area has been fixed. The problem was the release valve and the back flow. Our maintenance technician John Lopez replaced the valve on 3/6/2006 and the back flow was replaced on 3/7/2006 by our Plumbing contractor Lambert LI#9762. (Lambert Plumbing&heating INC 413-547-0382). Since this problem has occurred our Maintenance Tech has been checking the boiler room for water leakage every morning. If you have any questions or concerns please contact our office at 413-584-7590 Sincerely, Andrell Yarbrough Property Manager Equal Housing Opportunities V� AGE 2 un requesting that you to make a good faith effort to correct the following violations listed above ilv 7,2006 and please notify of such for a re-inspection. you disagree with these findings you have the right to request a hearing before the Board of Health. Please call e for instructions if you wish to do so. Please feel free to contact the Board of Health office, at 587-1214, if you we any questions concerning this matter. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation in this matter. This spection report is signed and certified under the pains and penalties of perjury. ncerely, nie Mathieu nest J. Mathieu,R.S.,M.S., C.H.O. :rector of Public Health : Mary Likens Bridge Road eadowbrook Apartments,Bldg. 28, Apt. #11 orence, MA 01062 BOARD OF HEALTH MEMBERS OFFICE OF THE ROSEMARIE KARPARIS,R.N.,MPH ;ANTHI SCRIMSEOUR,MHEd,CHES JAY FLEITMAN,M.D. STAFF Ernest J.Mathieu,R.S.,M.S.,C.H.O. Director of Public Health and Mecrywor,R.S.,Sanitary Inspector ricia Abbott,R.N.,Public Health Nurse me 16,2006 BOARD OF HEALTH CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS 01060 ldrell Yarbrough Manager operty Manager-Meadowbrook Apartments 1 Bridge Road arence, MA 01062 3: Meadowbrook Apartments, Scattered liter on grounds Complaint by Tenant 212 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON,MA 01060 (413)587-1214 FAX(413)587-1221 Ear Ms. Yarbrough, 'ase be advised that I recently received a complaint alleging that there is scattered litter around the retention pond 3 that I should take a ride around the complex because other areas have scattered litter. ;ase make arrangements to have your maintenance staff routinely police around the pond and the complex and k up litter on a weekly basis or as frequent as necessary. Your cooperation in this matter will be greatly Dreciated. werely, lest J. Mathieu, R.S., M.S., C.H.O.,Director of Public Health BOARD OF HEALTH MEMBERS OFFICE OF THE ROSEMARIE KARPARIS,R.N.,MPH ANTHI SCRIMGEOUR,MHEd,CHES JAY FLEITMAN,M.D. STAFF most J.Mathieu,R.S.,M.S.,C.H.O. Director of Public Health ard Meczywar,R.S.,Sanitary Inspector lcia Abbott,R.N.,Public Health Nurse me 26, 2006 BOARD OF HEALTH CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS 01060 tdrell Yarbrough, Manager(413) 584-7590 )perty Manager- Meadowbrook Apartments I Bridge Road hence, MA 01062 is Meadowbrook Apartments, Bldg. 28, Apt. #11,Mary Likens, Tenant :ASON FOR INSPECTION: Complaint by Tenant 212 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON,MA 01060 (413)587-1214 FAX(413)587-1221 ar Ms. Yarbrough, i June 20, 2006,Representative(s) of this Department conducted an inspection of Apt.#11 in Building. 281 :upied by tenant Mary Likins, at her request, for compliance with Chapter II of the State Sanitary Code and 3L Chapter 111, Sections 122-127, Abatement of Nuisances. This letter will certify that the inspections revealed •lations listed below, which are serious enough as to endanger or materially impair the health, safety, and well- ng of the occupants. e following is a list of violations of the 105 CMR 410.000. State Sanitary Code,Chapter 2,that were ted: 'TICLE II410.000 VIOLATIONS: VING ROOM i0 Wooden window casing has water stains. Possible water leak. ORDER: Check foundation and window for leaks. Repair any leaks, if found. :AR RIGHT CORNER BEDROOM I Ceiling has several small water stains. Note: According to management a water pipe broke while a plumber was making repairs in the apartment above this room which caused water to leak onto the floor thus getting the bedroom ceiling in her apartment slightly wet. ORDER: Paint water stain. MOLD SUMMARY REPORT Test Method: Mold;Nonculturable—Tape LitbDhect exam Lab Job No.: 06-1169 Report Daft: 1072712006 Submitted by: Michelle Kellogg Submittal Date: 10/262006 No.of Samples:3 Sample Daze: 10/20/06 Sample No Sample Description Bathroom Ceiling 2 Dining Room 3 Hall Closet MIdIab wwwmoldfab.com (972)247-A97? Client Alpha Energy Labs Project Michelle Kellogg,491 Bridge Rd.6214,FbrenCe Rage l of projectNo: Not Provided IX=trace(less than 10 count) 2X—minor(between 20-20 count) 3X=major(between than 50 count) 4X=abundant(greater Identification Results apply only to samples tested.Results may no be reproduced omega in full without prior written approval of Moldlab. License No:Rucker is Certified by the Spore Analyst of Level 1 (H IDth�7t)by the Pan American Aerobiob9Y Certification Bow. Kdstina Rucker le a CertiSetl Spore iysl Brian P. Duggan Fire Chief Northampton Fire Department 26 Carlon Drive, Northampton, Massachusetts 01060-2373 Telephone: (413) 587-1032 Fax: (413) 587-1034 Fire Prevention/Operations Officer: Duane A. Nichols Deputy Chiefs: Dana Cheverette,David Gagne, William Hurley and Timothy McQueston Training Officer:Christopher W. Norris June 29, 2006 Received a call from a Mary Likins today about possible fire code violations at Meadowbrook Apartments, located at 491 Bridge Road. She resides in building 28 unit 11. Specifically, mention was exit signs (lack of), landlord emergency contact information and an electrical outlet that was described as surging. When asked to define surging, she described that her refrigerator goes on and off needing to be reset, an night light that flickers and vacuum cleaner that goes no and off when operating from this outlet. When asked if there was any arcing or sparks from the outlet, I was informed there was not. She is concerned this may be result from some flooding that occurred a while ago. I inspected building 28 about 1:30 pm on this date and was accompanied property manager Andrell Yarbrough and security from the complex. I found the building's common areas to be clean and orderly. Fire extinguishers were compliant and properly located. A check of the fire alarm showed no signs of trouble alarms or problems. The issue of exit signs falls in under the state building code. I will forward a copy of this report to the building commissioner for review. I have a work order from management showing that they switched out a GFI outlet. Tenant stated that she was still having problems. I will ask the Electrical Inspector contact management discuss problem. I spoke with Ernie Mathiew from the Board of Health in regards to the emergency contact information. The Board of Health will address this in his report from his inspection earlier this week. Duane Nichols Deputy Chief Fire Prevention/Operations Officer to LUDO is zo 12/15/2016 84:30 *137333042 11-1C 1A.S A. MIRANDA CAQ-EY SFRALR PC LAW OmerA COOLEY, SHRNR P.C. 13SO MAIN arRETF-F1F114 FLOOR spasm:ma O. massA NOaerrs b 1 1 oar•leis VOICE C4I 3) 90 I 475 FAX 141 T 933-3042 WRITER'S DIRECT DIAL 1413193SetO S EMAIL:tMlRaDA@CCOLR NrWR.COM December 15,2006 Ah a Maureen Staccato.Asst.Prcpetty Manager Mc ,dowbmook Apartments 49 Bridge Road Plc mum,MA 01062 RE; AlacgfgLLULkg.Cee if H PFAG 01 9LEMO. 100.' De u Ms.Staccato: My client, Ms. Michelle Kellogg is in receipt<of your notice to enter her apartmvd ft.' du purpose of cleaning the clean bathroom vent As lou are aware,my client and each membl:c of rer family are suffering sevOS reactions from the mbld problem in the apartment. Cleaning of the vents has a great potential to disturb mold in the.v,e,,nwt�s.ncausing Motile 1 to .7e disbursed into the apartment dining or after cleaning. his vary important not to have ar r pc entiat diatutbance of the mold sports during cleaning that could cause addition:1 cc namination in the apartment S have received a copy of the City of Neethaefptom Board of Health Notice and Order I3 M ;adcrwbrook dated December 1, 2006. Inc Order directs that 'air sample and air testing rot A by taken from the bathroom sir duct vast and analyzed for meld cultures by a certified laborato:y n* later than December 8, 2006". 1 understand than date for compliance with this Order w a en tended until today, December 15, 2006, and as of today this testing still had not be:n ct mpleted. Until my client has been made aware of the test results there is to be no activity-e LIST apartment that could potentially disturb the mold and cause Mitten contamination in t e a1 artmmt, I cannot emphasize enough that each=fiber oftey cliental family is suffering ftc n re Oratory complaints that are believed to be directly caused by the mold I am enclosi•g st dement frlmm my Mrs. Kellogg s physician that says her family aboald be moved from the al artment until the mold and its potential hazard to bdaltlt can be identified. 'I rope.rl-%?.1300511 NAI nRNdaa10517.00C:II BOARD OF HEALTH MEMBERS OFFICE OF THE :MARIE KARPARIS,R.N.,MPH BOARD OF HEALTH -II SCRIMGEOUR,MHEd,CHES JAY FLEITMAN,M.D. STAFF 4J.Mathieu,R.S.,M.S.,C.H.O. Director of Public Health aeelyWar,R.S.,Sanitary Inspector Abbott,R.N.,Public Health Nurse ;tuber 1, 2006 CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS 01060 ;l1 Yarbrough,Manager(413) 584-7590 owbrook Apartments,Main Office fridge Road nce, MA 01062 Aeadowbrook Apartments, Bldg.2, Apt. #14, Michelle Kellogg, Tenant SON FOR-INSPECTION: Complaint and request by Tenant-Mold Growth 212 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON,MA 01060 (413)587-1214 FAX(413)587-1221 Ms. Yarbrough, iovember 29,2006,a representative(s) of this Department conducted an inspection of in Building. 2,Apt. occupied by tenant Michelle Kellogg, at her request, for compliance with Chapter II of the State Sanitary Code VIOL Chapter 111, Sections 122-127, Abatement of Nuisances. This letter will certify that the inspections sled violations listed below, which are serious enough as to endanger or materially impair the health, safety, well-being of the occupants. following is a list of violations of the 105 CMR 410.000. State Sanitary Code,Chapter 2, that were d: rICLE H 410.000 VIOLATIONS: [BROOM Wall vent grate and vent duct has dust accumulation. The tenant and the tenant's Mother have taken an air sample of the air coming out of the duct with a Petri Dish as instructed by the laboratory that provided it to her. The dish shows growth of possible mold and bacteria cultures. Tenant and family members claim to have severe allergies and allergy reactions to molds which they said can be verified by their Primary Physician. ORDER: Air sample and air testing must be taken from the bathroom air duct vent and analyzed for mold cultures by a Certified Laboratory no later than December 8,2006. Copies must be faxed to the Board of Health(413-587-1221) as soon as compiled by the Laboratory. If the test is positive for mold you are hereby ordered to professionally treat all mold growth in the vent system as well as clean the system by removing all the dust. Arrangements must be made with the tenant by giving them sufficient notice prior to conducting any work in the apartment,if needed. (See Section from Chapter 2 Code Below). 12 10: Access for Repairs and Alterations Every occupant of a dwelling, dwelling unit, or rooming unit shall give the owner thereof, or his agent or employees, upon reasonable notice, reasonable access, if possible by appointment, to the dwelling, dwelling unit, or rooming unit for the purpose of making such repairs or alterations as are necessary to effect compliance with the provisions of these minimum standards. Below are photos of the Petri Dish sample that was taken on November 14, 2006,showing the possible mold (and bacteria) growth. The photos of the dish below were taken on November 16, 2006,showing two days of mold growth: 11!16%2006 CE: In the best interest of the Health and Safety of the tenants the Board of Health is recommending the management re-locate the tenants to another apartment or moteVhotel until this situation is rived. i respectfully requesting that you to make a good faith effort to has the lab test done by December 8, 2006 and se notify me of the results. m disagree with these findings you have the right to request a hearing before the Board of Health.Please call for instructions if you wish to do so. Please feel free to contact the Board of Health office, at 587-1214, if you e any questions concerning this matter. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation in this matter.This ,ection report is signed and certified under the pains and penalties of perjury. cerely, ie Mathieu Lest J. Mathieu, R.S., M.S., C.H.O. ector of Public Health Michelle Kellogg Tel. (413) 341-3435 491 Bridge Road Meadowbrook Apartments, Bldg. 2, Apt. #14 Florence.MA 01062 3 (ATTACHMENT) 'OLLOWING IS A BRIEF SUMMARY OF SOME OF THE TENANTS LEGAL DIES. it Withholding(General Laws Chapter 239 Section 8A) e Violations Are Not Being Corrected you may be entitled to hold back your rent payments. You can do thout being evicted if: 4) You can prove that your dwelling unit or common areas contain code violations which are serious nough to endanger or materially impair your health or safety and that your landlord knew about the violations efore you were behind in your rent. 3) You did not cause the violations and they can be repaired while you continue to live in the building. 1) You are prepared to pay any portion of the rent into court if a judge orders you to pay it. (For this it is best o put the rent money aside in a safe place.) .pair and Deduct(General Laws Chapter 111 section 127L) uw sometimes allows-you to use your rent money to make the repairs yourself. If our Local code enforcement agency es that there are code violations which endanger or materially impair your health, safety or well-being and your rd has received written notice of the violations, you may be able to use this remedy. If the owner fails to begin sary repairs (or to enter into a written contract to have them made) within five days after notice or to complete repairs 14 days after notice you can use up to four months' rent in any year to make the repairs. italiatorY Rent Increases or Evictions Prohibited (General Laws Chapter 186, Section 18 and Chapter Section 2A). twner may not increase your rent or evict you in retaliation for making a complaint to your local code enforcement ;y about code violations. If the owner raises your rent or tries to evict within six months after you have made the Ilaint he or she will have to show good reason for the increase or eviction, which is unrelated to your complaint. You be able to sue the landlord for damages if he or she tries this. Lent Receivership (General Laws Chapter 111,Sections 127C-H). occupants and/or the board of health may petition the District or Superior Court to allow rent to be paid into court rather to the owner. The court may then appoint a "receiver" who may spend as much of the rent money as is needed to ct the violation. The receiver is not subject to a spending limitation of four months' rent. Sreach of Warranty of Habitability. may be entitled to sue your landlord to have all or some of your rent returned if your dwelling unit does not meet imum standards of habitability. Unfair and Deceptive Practices (General Laws Chapter 93A). Renting an apartment with code violations is a violation of the consumer protection act and regulations for which you may sue an owner. THE INFORMATION PRESENTED ABOVE IS ONLY A SUMMARY OF THE LAW. BEFORE YOU DECIDE TO WITHHOLD YOUR RENT OR TAKE ANY OTHER LEGAL ACTION. IT IS ADVISABLE THAT YOU CONSULT AN ATTORNEY. IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO CONSULT AN ATTORNEY YOU SHOULD CONTACT THE NEAREST LEGAL SERVICES OFFICE WHICH IS: 20 HAMPTON AVENUE SUITE 100,NORTHAMPTON,MA 0106013-584-4034 authority of ARTICLE II, 105 CMR 410.000, MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR HUMAN CATION AND M.G.L.,CHAPTER 111, SECTIONS 122 TO 125, ABATEMENT OF OWES.you are hereby ordered to make a good faith effort to correct the following ons BY July 26,2006 OR AS INDICATED IN THE ORDER AND NOTIFY THIS :E AT 587-1214 WHEN ALL VIOLATIOS ARE CORRECTED. RTANT NOTE: SE NOTIFY THIS OFFICE AT 587-1214 WHEN ALL OF THE VIOLATIONS ARE tECTED TO ARRANGE FOR A RE-INSPECTION. IF ALL OF THE VIOLATIONS SOT FOUND TO BE CORRECTED AT THE TIME OF THE RE-INSPECTION AND CHER RE-INSPECTION IS REOIRED,THERE WILL BE A$75.00 RE-INSPECTION ?OR EACH RE-INSPECTION REOIRED. E4 d you be aggrieved by this order, you have the right to request a hearing before the Board of Health. A st must be received in writing to the office of the Board of Health within seven (7)days of receipt of this . At said hearing, you will be given an opportunity to be heard and to present witnesses and documentary nce as to why this order should be modified or withdrawn. You have the right to be represented by an iey. You may contact this office to inspect and obtain copies of all relevant inspection or investigation reports, s, notices and other documentary information relative to this property. If these premises are occupied as rental ing,the occupants are entitled to their statutory rights and remedies. srely, st J. Mathieu, R.S., M.S., C.H.O. ctor of Public Health IOARD OF HEALTH MEMBERS E KARPARIS,R.N.,MPH,CHAIR XANTHI SCRIMGEAUR JAY FLEITMAN,M.D. STAFF tJ.Mathieu,R.S.,M.S.,C.H.O. Director of Public Health leczywor,R.S.,Sanitary Inspector Abbott,R.N.,Public Health Nurse OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH 212 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON,MA 01060 (415)587-1214 CITY OF NORTHAMPTON FA(4(415)587-1221 MASSACHUSETTS 01060 3R TO CORRECT VIOLATIONS OF CHAPTER II OF THE STATE SANITARY CODE IMUM STANDARDS ARDS OF FIT ES NUISANCES N :HABITATION" AND/OR MGL, CHAPTER 111, 'IONS 122-127, February 27,2007 John Shea 461 Bridge Road,Bldg. 21, Apt 24 _ Northampton, MA 01060 RE: Complaint by Fire Department and Meadowbrook Management-Unsanitary Conditions, Trash, and Clutter Dear Mr. Shea Please be advised that I received a complaint regarding the conditions of your apartment by the Fire Department and Meadowbrook Management. On February226,2007,representatives from the Fire Department and the Meadowbrook Management observed unsanitary conditions and an excessive amount of trash and clutter in your apat Intent. this office and a Housing Authority Official conducted an inspection at the premises located at 461 Britt a Road Blda 21 Apt 24 occupied and/or controlled by you.The photos of your apartment taken at this time has reveled non-compliance with Chapter II of the State Sanitary Code and MGL Cha ter 111 Sections which are bl sited below,which are or could be serious enoughtas to will certify inspection revealed mat materially l violation(s)imar the or materially impair the health,safety, and well-being of the occupants. ARTICLE H 410.000 and M.G.L. VIOLATIONS 410.352, .410.451,&410.602 -The conditions of your apartment were unsanitary with excessive clutter everywhere. The clutter was obstructing all passageways (floor area) and all means ea ng on your egresses. The apartment also has a fowl odor. There is evidence of very poor part. There was also a foul odor •ermeatin t for a s artment and into the hallwa ' causint a nuisance to the tenants and effecting their quality of life.The kitchen counter had soil dishes and was cluttered. The entire apartment unclean, soiled, and needs a thorough cleaning and deodorizing. There are photos taken of the apartment below. PAGE 2 ORDER: Remove all excessive trash, clutter, and debris in all of the rooms of the apartment. Clean and deoorize entire deodorize all floors and in an approved manner.Make free all lmeans ofge Clean and gr sses. d Below are photos taken of the apartment showing the conditions described above: PAGE 3 Under authority of ARTICLE II 105 CMR 410.000 MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR HUMAN HABITATION AND M.G.L. CHAPTER 111 SECTIONS 122 TO 125 ABATEMENT OF NUISANCES you are hereby ordered to make a good faith effort to- correct the following violations BY FEBRUARYMARCH 15 2007 OR AS INDICATED IN THE ORDER AND NOTIFY THIS OFFICE AT 587-1214 WHEN ALL VIOLATIONS ARE CORRECTED TO ARRANGE FOR A RE-INSPECTION. Failure to corn the cause CMR 400.000: State Sanita CMR 410.000: S Habitation. • • artmen ith this order will result in o [to be vacated in accordance I: er II: Minimum Standards of ate Sanita Cod Cha Code Ch • • ter u be in ordered to vaca ith M.G.L. c. 111 General Administrative Procedures e the a artment or 127A and 127B 105 and 105 Human • Fi ness fo IMPORT A NOTE: PLEASE NOTIFY THIS OFFICE AT 587-1214 WHEN ALL OF THE VIOLATIONS ARE CORRECTED TO ARRANGE FOR A RE-INSPECT1ON. IF ALL OF THE VIOLATIONS ARE NOT FOUND TO BE CORRECTED AT THE TIME OF THE RE- INSPECTION AND ANOTHER RE-INSPECTION IS RE•IRED THERE WILL BE A $75.00 RE-INSPECTION FEE FOR EACH RE-INSPECTION RE RED PAGE 4 Furthermore, anyone who fails to comply with any order of the Board may be subject to fines ranging from$1O-SSOO pursuant to 410.910. Each day's failure to comply with an order shall constitute a separate violation. Pursuant to 105 CMR 410.850 through 410.860, if you are aggrieved by this Order, you have the right to request a hearing within seven(7)days of receipt of this notice by filling a written petition for a hearing before the Board. At such hearing, you or any other affected party shall be given an opportunity to be heard,to present witness or documentary evidence as to why the dwelling,or portion thereof, should not be found unfit for human habitation and ordered vacated and secured. You may be represented by legal counsel at said hearing. Filing a petition for a hearing does not delay or excuse you from the obligation to comply with this Order. Please feel free to contact the Board of Health office, at 587-1213,if you have any questions concerning this matter. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation in this matter. This inspection report is signed and certified under the pains and penalties-of perjury. Sincerely, Ernest J. Mathieu Director of Public Health cc: Meadowbrook Management an P. Duggan Fire Chief Northampton Fire Department 26 Carlon Drive, Northampton, Massachusetts 01060-2373 Telephone: (413) 587-1032 Fax: (413) 587.1034 Fire Prevention/Operations Officer: Duane A.Nichols Deputy Chiefs:Dana Cheverette, David Gagne, William Hurley and Timothy McQueston Training Officer:Christopher W.Norris Website: Http/1: www.Northamptonfire.org May 10, 2007 Received a call from a Mary Likins today about possible fire code violations at Meadowbrook Apartments, located at 491 Bridge Road. She resides in building 28 unit 11. Specifically, mention was exit signs (lack of), landlord emergency contact information and an electrical outlet that was described as surging. When asked to define surging, she described that her refrigerator goes on and off needing to be reset, an night light that flickers and vacuum cleaner that goes no and off when operating from this outlet. When asked if there was any arcing or sparks from the outlet, I was informed there was not. She is concerned this may be result from some flooding that occurred a while ago. I inspected building 28 about 1:30 pm on this date and was accompanied property manager Andrell Yarbrough and security from the complex. I found the building's common areas to be clean and orderly. Fire extinguishers were compliant and properly located. A check of the fire alarm showed no signs of trouble alarms or problems. The issue of exit signs falls in under the state building code. I will forward a copy of this report to the building commissioner for review. I have a work order from management showing that they switched out a GFI outlet. Tenant stated that she was still having problems. I will ask the Electrical Inspector contact management discuss problem. I spoke with Ernie Mathiew from the Board of Health in regards to the emergency contact information. The Board of Health will address this in his report from his inspection earlier this week. Duane Nichols Deputy Chief Fire Prevention/Operations Officer OARD OF HEALTH MEMBERS MARIE HARPARIS,R.N.,MPH II SCRIMGEOUR,MHEd,CHES JAY FLEITMAN,M.D. STAFF estJ.Mathieu,R.S.,M.S.,C.H.O. Director of Public Health Meczrwor,R.S.,Sanitary Inspector Abbott,R.N.,Public Health Nurse March 23,2007 OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH CITY OF NORTHAMPTON NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE John Shea 491 Bridge Rd. Bldg. 21, Apt. # 24 Florence,MA 01062 RE: 491 Brid a Rd. —B1d . 21 A t.#24—John Shea Tenant 212 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON,MA 01080 TEL.(413)587-1214 FAX(413)587-1221 Dear Mr. Shea: ove, This notice is to inform you that a re-ins ectiontofthe March 2re reference ad a follow up owned, operated, or occupied by you, as to the orders for the correction of the violations issued to you in an enforcement letter that you received from this office dated February 7•regarding the premises located at,491 Brid a Rd Bld 21 Apt # 24, Northampton MA. Please be informed that the re-inspection has revealed that you have complied with the correction orders issued to you in the Februa`07•inspection report letter mentioned in the above paragraph that was sent to you. No other violations were cited on this date. The apartment was found to be in a clean and sanitary manner, free from clutter. In my opinion,the tenant made a remarkable effort to remove the clutter and clean the apartment. If you have any questions regarding this matter,please contact me at my office. Sincerely, Ernest J. Mathieu,R.S.,M.S. C.H.O. Director of Public Health cc: Meadowbrook Management iOARD OF HEALTH MEMBERS E NARPARIS,R.N.,MPH,CHAIR XANTHI SCRIMGEAUR JAY FLEITMAN,M.D. STAFF 1J.Mathieu,R.S.,M.S.,C.H.O. Director of Public Health leczywor,R.S.,Sanitary Inspector Abbott,R.N.,Public Health Nurse OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH 212 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON,MA 01080 (413)587-1214 CITY OF NORTHAMPTON FA(413)5)587-1221 MASSACHUSETTS 01060 ;R TO CORRECT VIOLATIONS OF CHAPTER II OF THE STATE SANITARY CODE IMUM STANDARDS OF FITNESS FOR HUMAN HABITATION" AND/OR MGL, CHAPTER 111, IONS 122-127,ABATEMENT OF NUISANCES AT: February 27, 2007 John Shea 461 Bridge Road,Bldg. 21, Apt 24 Northampton, MA 01060 RE: Complaint by Fire Department and Meadowbrook Management -Unsanitary Conditions, Trash, and Clutter Dear Mr. Shea Please be advised that I received a complaint regarding the conditions of your apartment by the Fire Department and Meadowbrook Management. On February 26, 2007,representatives from the Fire Department and the Meadowbrook Management observed unsanitary conditions and an excessive amount of trash and clutter in your apartment. this office and a Housing Authority Official conducted an inspection at the premises located at 461 Brid a Road Bldg 21 Apt 24,occupied and/or controlled by you. The photos of your apartment taken at this time has reveled non-compliance with Chapter II of the State Sanitary Code and MGL Cha ter 111 Sections 122-127 Abatement of Nuisances. This letter will certify that the inspection revealed violation(s)which are listed below,which are or could be serious enough as to endanger or materially impair the health, safety, and well-being of the occupants. ARTICLE H 410.000 and M.G.L. VIOLATIONS 410.352, .410.451, & 410.602 -The conditions of your apartment were unsanitary with excessive clutter everywhere. The clutter was obstructing all passageways (floor area) and all means of egresses. The apartment also has a fowl odor. There is evidence of very poor housekeeping on your part. There was also a foul odor .ermeatin for a•artment and into the hallwa causin a nuisance to the tenants and effecting their Quality of life.The kitchen counter had soil dishes and was cluttered. The entire apartment unclean, soiled, and needs a thorough cleaning and deodorizing. There are photos taken of the apartment below. PAGE 2 ORDER: Remove all excessive trash clutter, and debris in all of the rooms of the apartment. Dean and deodorize entire apartment including kitchen counters and appliances regularly. Clean and deodorize all floors and rugs in an approved manner. Make free all means of egresses. Below are photos taken of the apartment showing the conditions described above: Under authority of ARTICLE II 105 CMR 410.000 MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR HUMAN HABITATION AND M.G.L. CHAPTER 111 SECTIONS 122 TO 125 ABATEMENT OF NUISANCES you are hereby ordered to make a good faith effort to correct the following violations BY FEBRUARYMARCH 15 2007 OR AS INDICATED IN THE ORDER AND NOTIFY THIS OFFICE AT 587-1214 WHEN ALL VIOLATIONS ARE CORRECTED TO ARRANGE FOR A RE-INSPECTION. Failure to co m•1 with this order will result in ou bein t ordered to vacate the a•artment or cause the a'artmeot to be vacated in accordance with M.G.L. c. 111 127A and 127B 105 CMR 400.000: State Sanita Code Cha I ter I: General Administrative Procedures and 105 CMR 410.000: State Sanita Code Chas ter II: Minimum Standards of Fitness for Human Habitation. IMPORTANT TE' PLEASE NOTIFY THIS OFFICE AT 587-1214 WHEN ALL OF THE VIOLATIONS ARE CORRECTED TO ARRANGE FOR A RE-INSPECTION. IF ALL OF THE VIOLATIONS ARE NOT FOUND TO BE CORRECTED AT TDH TH RE WILL BE A INSPECTION AND ANOTHER RE-INSPECTION IS RE I $75.00 RE-INSPECTION FEE FOR EACH RE-INSPECTION RE RED. PAGE 4 Furthermore, anyone who fails to comply with any order of the Board may be subject to fines ranging from$iO-$SOO pursuant to 410.910. Each day's failure to comply with an order shall constitute a separate violation. Pursuant to 105 CMR 410.850 through 410.860, if you are aggrieved by this Order,you have the right to request a hearing within seven(7)days of receipt of this notice by filling a written petition for a hearing before the Board. At such hearing, you or any other affected party shall be given an opportunity to be heard,to present witness or documentary evidence as to why the dwelling, or portion thereof, should not be found unfit for human habitation and ordered vacated and secured. You may be represented by legal counsel at said hearing. Filing a petition for a hearing does not delay or excuse you from the obligation to comply with this Order. Please feel free to contact the Board of Health office, at 587-1213, if you have any questions concerning this matter. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation in this matter. This inspection report is signed and certified under the pains and penalties of perjury. Sincerely, Ernest J. Mathieu Director of Public Health cc: Meadowbrook Management IOARD OF HEALTH MEMBERS E KARPARIS,R.N.,MPH,CHAIR XANTHI SCRIMGEAUR JAY FLEITMAN,M.D. STAFF J.Mathieu,R.S.,M.S.,C.X.O. ]Ireetor of Public Health eczywor,R.S.,Sanitary Inspector Wbott,R.N.,Public Health Nurse Complaint Log OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS 01060 212 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON,MA 01060 (413)587-1214 FAX(413)587-1221 Jeanette Lopez 491 Bridge Road Apt. 2313 Northampton,MA-01060 Received a message on Sunday, April 9, 2006 at 4:48pm on the Board of Health voicemail from Police Officer Capt. Clark that one of his officers's,Pablo Rodriquez responded to a call and went to the residence of Ms. Lopez.He observed the apartment to be cluttered and messy as a result of poor housekeeping. He observed 2 cat litter boxes full of feces and the room had a strong odor. He stated the he was concerned because there were 2 children living in the apartment. On the morning on Monday,April 10, 2006,I visited the apartment and observed the same findings of Captain Clark. However,the cat litter boxes were still full and she emptied them while I was there and filled them with clean litter. I told her she had to wash the floor to rid the urine odor. I related to Ms. that she had to clean her apartment and take care after the cats. She expressed that she came home from the hospital on March 18,2006, after having her newborn and was under Doctor's care. She broke down into tears and stated the she is having some problems and was getting assistance from DSS and had a home Health Aid. Her DSS case worker is Maureen Bennett at 413- 585-8075 and Noreen McEvady. I verified this with Ms.Bennett and she said she was scheduled to meet with her on Thursday and that she would the oversee that cleaning of the apartment gets done and also would contact her Home Health Care Worker in Greenfield whose phone number was 413- 775-5000 for her assistance in cleaning. I latter this day informed Officer Rodriquez of my visit and he said that he would follow-up and visit her again and report back to me if there is need for further action. He expressed some faith that there would be improvement since DDS is involved and they have now been contacted by the City to take action. Respectfully submitted to the record of this case. Ernest J. Mathieu,R.S.,M.S., C.H.O. Director of Public Health August 12, 2009 Northampton Housing Authority 49 Old South Street Northampton MA, 01060-4410 To Whom It May Concern: My name is Diana Lorenzo and I am writing this letter on behalf of my grandmother Nelly Rios. She has been a tenant of the Northampton Housing Authority for twenty years. In her twenty years residing at 81 Conz Street Apt#515 she has paid her rent on time, abide by all the rules and regulations and has not caused any problems to the NHA or to other tenants. In the last few years repairs needed for her apartment have been reported and as of this day those repairs have not been taken care of and other repairs have been necessary. In the last twenty years Mrs. Rios apartment has not been repainted and due to the neglect of the NHA paint is peeling from her ceiling. This is not only a concern for the cleanliness of her home but for her well being. The old paint is falling on all areas of her apartment including her kitchen counters, making it difficult for her to maintain a clean, safe and sanitary condition in her apartment. Another concern with Mrs. Rios apartment is the roaches. These pests have been when present new tenant moved in nexxt door. It has been very difficult for her to get rid of these pests considering that there coming from another apartment. This is also making it very difficult for Mrs. Rios to maintain a clean and sanitized home. I believe the best way to care for this situation is by exterminating the entire building. A few other concerns are that the stove belonging to her apartment is nly 50%functional. Two eyes work and two eyes are not working The stove is owned by NHA and should be replaced as soon as possible. The screen belonging to her room window is missing and preventing her from opening the window to allow fresh air to enter her room without mosquitoes and other bugs entering. This also prevents her from living in a clean, safe Z o)? �y )--0-' 1J and sanitary environment. The last concern is that the knob on her sliding glass door is broken and is making it very difficult for her to open the door. In order to comply with the standards set by the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), apartments are to be painted on a regular schedule. Alterations, redecoration and repairs to interior of apartments and to appliances owned by the Authority are the sole responsibility of the Housing Authority. I understand an offer was made for Mrs. Rios to move to another apartment and she refused Mrs. Rios is 77 years old and will like to remain in the same apartment she has been residing in for the last twenty years. She's an elderly lady and there's no reason why she has move all her belongings and relocate to another apartment, possibly another building in order for NHA to do their job. Elderly tenants often have no one advocating for them or any family member to voice their concerns or look out for their well-being. In this case, I am Mrs. Rios granddaughter and 1 am advocating for her. As you are aware Mildred Jimenez has met with Maureen Cayer in which there were no positive outcomes to these concerns. Mrs. Cayer suggested that Mrs. Jimenez write a letter, which she did, requesting for attention to be focused on Mrs. Rios apartment. Months have passed and still no positive outcomes. This is the final attempt to have the NHA take responsibility and repair, replace and exterminate Mrs. Rios apartment If these matters are not resolved in the next 30 days I will be forced to bring my concerns to the Northampton Board of Health. I would like to thank you for your immediate attention to these matters and hope that we can resolve this without having to involve higher authorities. I am sure they will agree that these concerns are jeopardizing Mrs. Rios 's well-being and her living environment. If you have any questions I can be reached at (413)727-8211. S incerely, -tsbcmqL., Diana L Cc: John Hite, Executive Director of NHA David Adamson, Director of Maintenance Maureen Cayer 20 JIO. IThne: /0 0O IMap: ':otnplainant: 11i0 rte &Ace lit ' w6moi(pi IP real: 6- NATURE OF COMPLAINT: tit d3a3 r�+s � �i. I portAy 4?313 dc- c 443 tct 1c -L r i'm ITel: Ktn Date of Inspection: IThne: INSPECTOR'S REPORT: Stns.-2C AS 17Ack ■ f ' r ;-33 Ens Peutho.r ScecG-..-E.i 6 4 l luolnl Ur!tilsl-Mill I>j1: np Taken: 71 irk�1 cl / Inspector Signature I- IQ . ITime: llomplainant: DOonr<_ I Map: IP reel: T:I: { tF4 Itb9 NATURE OF COMPLAINT: (3‘4h-eA CEA Uc' Qt'Guns -.,r' k3 . mnsan.iay apnct ?An _ n ry: Date of Inspection: Tel: Time: died INSPECTOR'S REPORT: ilia In SRC Oh o^ orb Z-3- a bIII IIp]Fb It lid!b Taken: 0rth mewled - Ste 4+ Inspector Signature NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF HEALTH City Hall, 210 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Tel#: (413) 587-1214 February 3, 2010 Flora and Dennis Kryzak 491 Bridge Road Unit 511 Northampton Ma, 01060 Re: Unit 511 In accordance with, MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL LAWS, 105 CMR 410.000: State Sanitary conducted byA Chapter II: at 491rBridge Road fUnit 511, Northampton, Massachusetts,was property occupied by you, on February 3, 2010. The Following Violations were noted: Code Number 410.252 410.602 Violation Not meeting maintenance responsibilities Dwelling unit is in an unsanitary condition Date of Correction Immediate Immediate Comments The Northampton Board of Health is acting under the authority of MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL LAWS, 105 CMR 410.000: State Sanitary Code Chapter II: Minimum Standards for Human Habitation. You are hereby ordered to make a good faith effort to comply with the formal order issued to you above within the time frame listed. Failure to do so could result in legal action taken against you to pursue compliance with this order. Failure to comply with any order issued pursuant to the provisions of 105 CMR 410.000- shall upon conviction be fined not less than $10 or more than $500. Each day's failure to comply shall constitute separate violations. Are inspection will take place on February 10, 2010 at 2:00 PM. Please be advised that if you are aggrieved with this order you have the right to request a hearing. You must submit a written petition requesting a hearing within seven (7)days from the day the order was served 30ARD OF HEALTH MEMBERS CHAIR SUZANNE SMITH,M.O. DONNA C.SAO.00M LECTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH ES, (413)567-1214 FM(413)567-1221 CITY OF NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS 01060 OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH 212 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON,MA 01 060 ORDER TO CORRECT"MINIMUM STANDARDS FT OR HUMAN HABITATION"AT: 491 BRIDGE ROAD CODE This is an important legal document. It may affect your Street Northa translation of this 01060 form at: 212 Main Isto a urn documento legal muito importante que podera afectar os seus direitos. Podem adquirir uma tradgao deste documento de: 212 Main Street Northampton Massachusetts 01060 Le suivante est un important document legal. II pourrait affectar vos droits. 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Mozesz uzyskac tlumaczenie teo dokumentu w ofisie: 212 Main Street Northampton Massachusetts 01060 Aimee Petrosky Health Inspector 212 Main St Northampton Ma, 01060 413-587-1214 This inspection report is signed and certified under the pains and penalties of perjury 0- BOARD OF HEALTH CITY HALL �0 COMPLAINT RECORD Date: me: GEO: Name • Com.lainant: Address: y'q I bek 5z Tel: NATURE OF COMPLAINT: /�J Pxcs � � Pi t rr Dec�c� wVtruC\S I N WJ f 1 edfi"i 02,3 (lea ok dot w., Location: Owner Address: Tel: Taken y V I Date of Inspection: Lim /Z I Time:/,-aU�.vj INSPECTOR'S REPO, —,� 77,e6/oi5 di it od: , ti0-7— & Ave/ e72 Iiro55 - /tiSG--w/:✓ Total#of Inspections: Date of Final Inspection: oyn,i P11.111.1T.w. Orders Issued?: Notice of Compliance?: Inspector Signature O Date: //u//7 I Time: IGEO: 'Type: Name of Complainant: 1,e,o-<q rAat^S Address: J1J` y3y `i41 7 arcz? 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