Quality Inn & Suites

Room 221: Observed dead bugs in the reach in cooler. Room 229: Observed a live roach crawling on the bed. Room 201: Observed a live roach on the wall.

511-6-2-.13(1) - Insect and Rodent Control Effective and appropriate measures shall be taken to eliminate the presence of rodents and flies, roaches, bed bugs, and other insects on the premises. The premises shall be kept in such condition as to prevent the attraction, harborage or feeding of insects or rodents. Restricted use pesticides, as specified in 40 CFR 152 Subpart I - Classification of Pesticides shall be applied only by a licensed professional. All pesticide applications must be in accordance with current state and federal laws and the product label. Applying pesticides within buildings using area fog dispersal methods or as warranted under DPH Rule-.20(4)(c) is restricted to licensed pest control professionals as part of an integrated pest management program

Room 148: Observed the microwave with rust build up. Room 142: Observed the curtain in bad repair (cut/ripped). Observed the sofa chair with stains. Observed the counter near the kitchen sink with two cracks. Room 221: Observed the microwave with rust and the shelving in the reach in cooler with rust. Observed the hair dryer in bad repair. Room 229: Observed the sofa couch with heavy stains and debris. Room 227: Observed rust accumulation on the interior door of the microwave. Room 201: Observed holes in the curtain and the curtain in disrepair.

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

Room 148: Observed stains on sheet, pillow case, and the pillow. Observed the mattress cover in disrepair (must be replaced). Room 142: Observed the pillow and mattress heavily stained. The room must be closed until the mattress is replaced. Room 228: Observed hair on the sheet and mattress, mattress cover and the pillow with heavy stains. Observed the mattress cover in disrepair. Room 239: Observed stains on the comforter, mattress (red stains) and several on the mattress cover. Room 221: Observed stains on the fitted sheet and mattress. Room 229: Observed hair on the sheets and mattress and stains on the comforter. Room 227: Observed large stains on the cover and mattress cover. Observed the mattress cover in disrepair and a safety pin opened on the mattress cover. Room 201: Observed holes on the top cover and stains on the pillow.

511-6-2-.14(6) - Bed, Bedding, and Linens Washable mattress pads or covers shall be used on all mattresses. Beds, mattresses, springs, slats, mattress pads, mattress and bed coverings, pillow and pillow covers shall be clean and free from vermin. Each bed shall be provided, as a minimum, with two sheets and one pillow and pillowcase. After each occupancy and upon the request of the occupant, sheets and pillowcases shall be changed with fresh laundered linens. During occupancy, linens shall be changed at a minimum frequency of not less than weekly

Observed the inspection report and current TA permit not posted or visible in public view.

Observed the inspection report and current TA permit was not posted in public view. 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.

511-6-2-.04(1)a - Permit Display Any person operating a tourist accommodation shall obtain and display a valid DPH tourist accommodation permit issued by the Health Authority. (b) To qualify for a permit, an applicant shall:

1. Be an owner of the tourist accommodation;
2. Allow access to the tourist accommodation;
3. Provide all information as required on the application and pay all applicable local and state fees referenced in DPH Rule 511-6-2-.22 at the time the application is submitted and;
4. Score 100% on the permitting inspection for newly constructed facilities

Room 148: Observed hair on towel. Room 142: Observed stains on the shower curtain, mold on the caulking of the shower, and a dirty towel stuffed inside of the vent with a missing vent cover. Room 228: Observed hair and stains on towels. Observed stains on the shower curtain. Room 239: Observed stains and hair on the towel. Observed rust marks running down from the handrail to the tub. Observed mold-like stains at the bottom of the shower curtain. Room 221: Observed hair and stains on towels and spots of mold-like substance on the ceiling of the bathroom. Room 229: Observed a mold-like substance around the caulking and the ceiling of the bathroom. Room 227: Observed a mold-like substance around the tub. Room 201: Observed hair and stains on towels.

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

Room 201: Observed a large amount of dust accumulation on the vent in the bathroom.

511-6-2-.08(5) - Toilet and Bathing Ventilation Toilet, lavatory and bathing facilities shall be mechanically ventilated. Where ventilation ducts are used, ducts from toilet rooms shall not be connected into return ventilation ducts to any other room. In existing tourist accommodations permitted prior to the adoption of this rule, the current ventilation must prevent odor, mold, mildew, and moisture. All new or major renovation of a tourist accommodation will require mechanical ventilation to be installed to the outside of the building separate from heating and air-condition systems

Room 228: Observed a glue board with several dead bugs (roaches) on it underneath the bed. Room 221:Observed stains on the wall by the tv stand and the floor tile in bad repair. Room 227: Observed a large hole in the floor by the bed. Room 201: Observed stains all over the walls and the ceiling in bad repair.

511-6-2-.14(1) - Floors, Walls, and Ceilings Floors, walls, ceilings. windows, doors and all other appurtenances shall be of sound construction, properly maintained in good repair and shall be kept clean. In all new constructed and extensively remodeled residential kitchens used in bed and breakfast inns, coved base molding may be required. Walls and ceilings in residential kitchens shall be easily cleanable and light colored

Room 148: Observed the AC filter in need of cleaning due to a thick accumulation. Room 228: Observed a used piece of tissue stuffed in the AC filter. Room 239: Observed a heavy dust accumulation on the AC filter. Room 227: Observed a heavy dust accumulation on the AC filter.

511-6-2-.14(3) - Room Ventilation Ventilation shall be provided for all rooms. Where ventilation is provided by means of windows, they shall open directly to the outside air and the openable window area of each room shall be not less than 1/20 of the floor area served. Where ventilation is provided by other means, it shall comply with the requirements of the current International Mechanical Code with Georgia Amendments or future subsequent revisions adopted thereafter to provide comfortable living conditions, remove objectionable odor and fumes, and prevent excessive condensation. Ventilation systems shall comply with applicable State and local fire prevention requirements and building codes

Observed the floor in the laundry room in bad repair. The floor must be properly sealed. Observed clean comforters with stains.

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

Observed a chemical bottle without a label to properly identify

Room 110-Observed live roaches coming from linen and pillow area of the bed Room 124- Observed live roaches in the cabinet drawer. Also observed live bugs in the gasket of the refrigerator door

Observed the location could not provide an updated gas fired equipment form. PIC will contact the certified plumber to have the gas fired equipment form updated. PIC will email a copy of the form once served to robert.lewis1@dph.ga.gov

Room 122- Observed stains on furniture (Chair) Room-124- Observed paint peeling and chair in bad repair

Room 102- Observed stains on mattress, sheets, and comforter Room 110- Observed severe stains on the mattress, comforter, and linen Room 122- Observed severe stains on comforter, mattress, mattress cover and linen

Observed the inspection report and current TA permit was not posted in public view. 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.

511-6-2-.04(1)a - Permit Display Any person operating a tourist accommodation shall obtain and display a valid DPH tourist accommodation permit issued by the Health Authority. (b) To qualify for a permit, an applicant shall:

1. Be an owner of the tourist accommodation;
2. Allow access to the tourist accommodation;
3. Provide all information as required on the application and pay all applicable local and state fees referenced in DPH Rule 511-6-2-.22 at the time the application is submitted and;
4. Score 100% on the permitting inspection for newly constructed facilities

Room 102- Observed wall panel in bad repair in the restroom. Also observed the handsink basin in bad repair. Room 110- Observed mold on the ceiling above the tub and stains on the shower wall area. Also observed dirty towels in the restroom Room 124- Observed a sewage/waste like substance in the handsink

Room 122- Observed the wall in bad repair Room 124- Observed paint peeling on the walls

511-6-2-.14(1) - Floors, Walls, and Ceilings Floors, walls, ceilings. windows, doors and all other appurtenances shall be of sound construction, properly maintained in good repair and shall be kept clean. In all new constructed and extensively remodeled residential kitchens used in bed and breakfast inns, coved base molding may be required. Walls and ceilings in residential kitchens shall be easily cleanable and light colored

Observed the walls in the laundry room was in bad repaired. There was also water leaking from the washer machine area. 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

Room 106-Observed dead roaches behind the bed. Room 108- Dead roaches observed on the restroom floor and in the bathtub. Did not observe bed bugs in 206. Room 108- Roaches observed in the refrigerator. Bed bugs observed on the mattress cover. The room was infested with dead roaches and bedbugs. Room 108 will be closed until the room is treated by pest control.

511-6-2-.13(1) - Insect and Rodent Control Effective and appropriate measures shall be taken to eliminate the presence of rodents and flies, roaches, bed bugs, and other insects on the premises. The premises shall be kept in such condition as to prevent the attraction, harborage or feeding of insects or rodents. Restricted use pesticides, as specified in 40 CFR 152 Subpart I - Classification of Pesticides shall be applied only by a licensed professional. All pesticide applications must be in accordance with current state and federal laws and the product label. Applying pesticides within buildings using area fog dispersal methods or as warranted under DPH Rule-.20(4)(c) is restricted to licensed pest control professionals as part of an integrated pest management program

Room 106-Observed an opened soda can in the refrigerator. PIC will check all refrigerators for trash and debris. Furniture formica was damaged. Room 108- Roaches observed in the refrigerator. Bed bugs observed on the matress cover. The room was infested with dead roaches and bedbugs. Room 108 will be closed until the room is treated by pest control. The clothes rack was also hanging off the wall. Dust build up and bugs observed in the chair. Curtains were severely damaged.

Room 113- Observed torn and damaged curtains. One of the cabinet drawers is broken. Long strands of hair observed in cabinet drawers Room 119- Observed ice build up in the refrigerator. Observed dirty towels in the handsink area 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

Room 106- Observed stains, holes, and hair observed on linen, pillows, boxspring cover, pillowcases, comforters, and mattress. Room 108- Observed hair, stains, and dead bugs on the pillows, sheets, and mattress cover. Room 113- Sheets, bedding, and linen contained holes, hair, and stains Room 115- Sheets contained blue and brown stains. Room 119- Holes observed in the linen Room 222- Holes observed in the comforter Room 206- Stains observed on the mattress cover.

511-6-2-.14(6) - Bed, Bedding, and Linens Washable mattress pads or covers shall be used on all mattresses. Beds, mattresses, springs, slats, mattress pads, mattress and bed coverings, pillow and pillow covers shall be clean and free from vermin. Each bed shall be provided, as a minimum, with two sheets and one pillow and pillowcase. After each occupancy and upon the request of the occupant, sheets and pillowcases shall be changed with fresh laundered linens. During occupancy, linens shall be changed at a minimum frequency of not less than weekly

Room 113- Observed wall panel missing in the restroom. Room 115- Observed dirty and stained towels. The ceiling is cracked due to a water leak. The light is not working in the restroom Room 119- Observed dirty towels in the restroom Room 222- Ceiling damaged in the restroom Room 206- Wall panel in bad repair in the shower 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

Observed AC filters contained build up in all rooms

511-6-2-.08(5) - Toilet and Bathing Ventilation Toilet, lavatory and bathing facilities shall be mechanically ventilated. Where ventilation ducts are used, ducts from toilet rooms shall not be connected into return ventilation ducts to any other room. In existing tourist accommodations permitted prior to the adoption of this rule, the current ventilation must prevent odor, mold, mildew, and moisture. All new or major renovation of a tourist accommodation will require mechanical ventilation to be installed to the outside of the building separate from heating and air-condition systems

Room 108. Observed a crack in the wall above the sink area. e 511-6-2-.14(1) - Floors, Walls, and Ceilings Floors, walls, ceilings. windows, doors and all other appurtenances shall be of sound construction, properly maintained in good repair and shall be kept clean. In all new constructed and extensively remodeled residential kitchens used in bed and breakfast inns, coved base molding may be required. Walls and ceilings in residential kitchens shall be easily cleanable and light

Room 108 Observed several layers of dust and dirt build up in the AC unit. Room 222- AC vent contained dust build up 511-6-2-.14(3) - Room Ventilation Ventilation shall be provided for all rooms. Where ventilation is provided by means of windows, they shall open directly to the outside air and the openable window area of each room shall be not less than 1/20 of the floor area served. Where ventilation is provided by other means, it shall comply with the requirements of the current International Mechanical Code with Georgia Amendments or future subsequent revisions adopted thereafter to provide comfortable living conditions, remove objectionable odor and fumes, and prevent excessive condensation. Ventilation systems shall comply with applicable State and local fire prevention requirements and building codes

Ice buckets not provided in rooms 106,108,113,115, and 119. 511-6-2-.19(2)(d) - Single Service Items Only single service disposable plates, cups and utensils shall be used in a continental breakfast operation. However, a facility may use multi-use utensils and/or a mechanical bulk juice dispenser, if the operator provides warewashing equipment to wash, rinse and sanitize all multi-use utensils. At minimum, the operator shall install a three compartment sink large enough to fully immerse the largest utensil used and provide adequate space to air-dry and store the utensils

Observed ice bucket not provided in room 106.

511-6-2-.07(8) - Ice Supply If self-service ice is provided, then it shall be from an approved water supply. In all new tourist accommodations, and in existing tourist accommodations when machines are replaced, only automatic dispensing ice machines will be allowed. In existing tourist accommodations permitted prior to the adoption of this rule, the use of existing self-service ice-storage bins may be continued, provided that the machines are maintained in good repair and capable of being properly cleaned and sanitized according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Further, a copy of the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions shall be maintained onsite for review at the request of the Health Authority. Scoops, ice buckets, and other ice handling equipment, shall be of easily cleanable material and construction. They shall be stored in a clean place and shall be kept clean. Glassware shall not be used to scoop ice

Room 108- Exterior of refrigerator in bad repair. Furniture contained stains and build up. Window coverings stained Room 121- Chair contained stains and debris. Hair observed in the reach in cooler. Room 217- Paint peeling on the AC unit

Room 200- Observed stains, holes, and hair observed on linen, pillows, boxspring cover, pillowcases, comforters, and mattress. Room 108- Mattress cover stained Room 121- Stains and food debris observed on the mattress cover. Sheets, comforter and mattress cover stained. Holes and blood stains observed on the comforter and mattress cover

Observed no tourist inspection report posted or displayed for public viewing

Wall in shower area in bad repair-Room 200

Room 200- Stains observed on wall next to the sink Room 108- Walls dirty next to the bed. Dust and debris observed below the bed

Ice bucket and liners not provided in room 121

Observed ice machine in need of cleaning giving special attention to drain duct.

Ice bucket not provided in room 121

28.Observed stains on mattress and box springs in several rooms

34. The common walkway areas needs cleaning due to accumulated dust and guest urinating

10. Observed no tourist inspection report posted or displayed for public viewing

16. Observed shower curtain with mold-like stains

25.Walls needs cleaning in room 111

15 . Observed ice machine in need of cleaning giving special attention to drain duct