Garner Hotel

EHS observed the following:

• Rm 212: Significant crack in the sink's bowl, creating jagged and uneven edges; surface of the floor of the bathtub has uneven and jagged crack, appeared to be have been resurfaced but needs further attention
• Rm 214: Ceiling above the bathtub is stained brown spots and speckles, possibly a mold-like substance; minor damage to grab bar in bathtub and light rusting
• Rm 309: tub paint finish peeling

511-6-2-.08(4) - Toilet Facilities-Cleaning and Maintenance Toilet rooms and fixtures must be smooth and nonabsorbent and shall be kept clean and in good repair. Walls, floors, and ceilings shall be constructed of easily cleanable nonabsorbent materials and shall be kept clean and in good repair. While being used by tourists, every surface of a bathtub, shower, shower enclosure, toilet and lavatory, which may come in contact with a person’s body, must be sanitized each day, unless the guest has declined regular tourist room services. If a tourist declines regular tourist room services, the tourist accommodation facility must ensure that these surfaces are cleaned and sanitized at least once per week and between tourists.

CA: EHS advised the PIC that the observed surfaces must be smooth and brought back into good repair. The cause of the observed brown staining on ceiling should be investigated and brought back into good repair

EHS Observed: Water temperatures exceeding 120F in rooms 211 and 207. Additionally, all other temps were slightly elevated nearing 120F.

511-6-2-.07(2) - Hot Water Supply Cold running water under pressure shall be provided to all equipment that uses water. Hot and cold running water under pressure shall be provided to all lavatories, bathing facilities, laundry facilities, and water-using equipment where eating and drinking utensils are washed. In all new tourist accommodations, and where possible in existing tourist accommodations, hot water in all guest rooms shall not exceed 120F.

CA: Advised PIC that water temperatures aren't to exceed 120F and that the water boiler should be adjusted to lower temperature a little

EHS Observed:

• Hairs observed on the mattress pad and/or sheets - Rooms: 209, 309
• Stains on the linen - Rooms: 209, 211, 309

511-6-2-.14(5) - Condition of Furnishings All furniture, draperies, appliances, carpets, and other accessories, in the tourist accommodation, whether the property of the tourist accommodation owner or not, shall be considered the property of and furnished by the tourist accommodation for purposes of enforcement of this Chapter, and must be maintained in good repair, clean, and free of vermin.

CA: Advised PIC that housekeeping is to remain observant of linen when making beds or washing items. Advised that all linen should be re-cleaned and replaced. If hairs and/or stains are unable to be removed then facility should look into replacing items

EHS Observed:

• The paint/finish of the bathtub to be chipping and peeling in rooms 207 and 309.
• Reddish brown stains on the exterior of tub bathtub in room 309.

The PIC indicated that he was aware of the peeling finish. The PIC explained that the peeling is likely due to inadequate repair work recently performed by a licensed contractor.

511-6-2-.08(4) - Toilet Facilities-Cleaning and Maintenance Toilet rooms and fixtures must be smooth and nonabsorbent and shall be kept clean and in good repair. Walls, floors, and ceilings shall be constructed of easily cleanable nonabsorbent materials and shall be kept clean and in good repair. While being used by tourists, every surface of a bathtub, shower, shower enclosure, toilet and lavatory, which may come in contact with a person’s body, must be sanitized each day, unless the guest has declined regular tourist room services. If a tourist declines regular tourist room services, the tourist accommodation facility must ensure that these surfaces are cleaned and sanitized at least once per week and between tourists.

CA: Informed PIC that the surface of the bathtub is to be repaired. PIC indicated that the facility is actively working to have the contractors return for repairs

EHS observed hot water temps exceeding 120 degrees in rooms 215,217,302,304, 307. PIC informed EHS that boiler is set at 120, and a circulation pump was placed for boiler just last year.

Cold running water under pressure shall be provided to all equipment that uses water. Hot and cold running water under pressure shall be provided to all lavatories, bathing facilities, laundry facilities, and water-using equipment where eating and drinking utensils are washed. In all new tourist accommodations, and where possible in existing tourist accommodations, hot water in all guest rooms shall not exceed 120F. Informed PIC to have boiler adjusted. This must be corrected b 11/20/24

EHS observed dust on ail filters in rooms: 216,217 &304

EHS observed most current inspection report not posted for public viewing. 4 The most recent tourist accommodation inspection report form shall be prominently displayed in public view at all times, between five feet and seven feet from the floor and in a public area such as the registration desk, where it can be read at a distance of one foot away. Informed PIC to ensure that inspection report is posted for public viewing. This must be corrected by 11/19/24

EHS observed hot water temperatures exceeding 120 degrees in rooms 115, 119, 125, and 209.

Corrective action- PIC needs to notify maintenance about adjusting the hot water heater between 100-120 degrees.

511-6-2-.07(2) - Hot Water Supply Cold running water under pressure shall be provided to all equipment that uses water. Hot and cold running water under pressure shall be provided to all lavatories, bathing facilities, laundry facilities, and water-using equipment where eating and drinking utensils are washed. In all new tourist accommodations, and where possible in existing tourist accommodations, hot water in all guest rooms shall not exceed 120F

EHS observed the dusty air filters in all rooms that were observed: Room 103, 115, 119, 125, and 209.

Corrective action- PIC needs to ensure that housekeeping are routinely cleaning the ac units and air filters while cleaning each room.

511-6-2-.14(5) - Condition of Furnishings All furniture, draperies, appliances, carpets, and other accessories, in the tourist accommodation, whether the property of the tourist accommodation owner or not, shall be considered the property of and furnished by the tourist accommodation for purposes of enforcement of this Chapter, and must be maintained in good repair, clean, and free of vermin

EHS requested the most up to date inspection report from PIC. PIC failed to provide the document.

Corrective action- PIC needs to make sure they collect a copy of the most recent inspection report and keep the document in a file that is located on the property. So the PIC can have access to it during the inspection.

511-6-2-.05(7) - Inspection Posting The most recent tourist accommodation inspection report form shall be prominently displayed in public view at all times, between five feet and seven feet from the floor and in a public area such as the registration desk, where it can be read at a distance of one foot away

EHS requested Gas-fire inspection from PIC. The PIC failed to provide documents.

Corrective action- PIC needs to make sure that they have up to date gas-fire inspection completed and on file at the property.

511-6-2-.15(5) - Heating and Fire Safety-Inspection All gas-fired equipment shall be inspected at least annually by a qualified licensed contractor or local fire authority, if available. Points to be inspected are proper construction and installation, malfunctions and adjustments of controls and burners, faulty heat exchangers and vent obstructions. Any defects found on inspection must be corrected by a qualified heating contractor prior to use of the equipment. Upon request, the operator shall provide evidence of inspection and/or correction of any deficiency

EHS observed the dumpster gate being open. On top of the dumpster the lid on the left is missing. both of the dumpster side doors were open. Also, there was trash on the outside of the dumpster on the ground.

Corrective action- PIC needs make sure the dumpster gate and lids are closed. Also make sure there are no trash surrounding the dumpster on the outside.

511-6-2-.12(2) - Garbage and Refuse Containers All outside refuse or garbage storage containers shall be constructed of durable metal or other approved types of materials, which do not leak and do not absorb liquids and shall be provided with tight-fitting lids or covers and shall be kept covered when stored. Each container shall be located within 100 feet of dwelling units or trailer spaces or in a location approved by the Health Authority and shall be cleaned at such frequency as to prevent a nuisance or odor.

511-6-2-.12(3) - Garbage and Refuse Container Cleaning Adequate cleaning facilities shall be provided and each garbage or recycling storage room, enclosure, or container shall be thoroughly cleaned after the emptying or removal of refuse or garbage. Areas surrounding these rooms, enclosures, and containers shall be kept clean and orderly. Liquid waste resulting from the cleaning of containers shall be disposed of as sewage

EHS observed the entrance in the laundry room ceiling has damage and ceiling damage in the dryer closet.

Corrective action- PIC needs to inform maintenance about the issue or contact a professional to take a look at the ceiling damage to ensure that it gets fixed.

511-6-2-.17(1) - Laundry Facilities Where laundry facilities are provided, they shall be separate from other facilities, of sound construction, and shall be kept clean, and in good repair. Laundry rooms for guest use shall be vented to the exterior and well lighted. The tourist laundry equipment provided for tourists to use shall be separate from the tourist accommodation laundry facility. Laundry equipment shall be provided with hot and cold water under pressure. Dryers shall be vented to the outside. A storage area or room shall be required to store clean linens and laundry at least a minimum of 6-inches off the floor and be free of pests, vermin, dust and moisture. If a tourist accommodation does not have an approved laundry facility, the tourist accommodation owner may contract with an approved laundry service provider. In all newly constructed permitted facilities, and existing facilities remodeled or renovated after the adoption of these rules, except for bed and breakfast inn, a floor drain located to receive intentional or accidental drainage from equipment or plumbing shall be required in laundry facilities