A year and a half ago, the employees of Union Gap’s city hall were forced to relocate. And the reason determined was the black mold presence.
The relocation cost the city some $60,000. However, this past summer, it was found out that the fungus in the building might not have been that dangerous. This December, the latest test results will either confirm or reject that assessment.
On December 1st, the roof of the city hall will be inspected. The result of it will be presented to the city council on December 9th.
During the meeting, the council will then decide whether to pursue its new planned renovation of the building. And that includes the bringing in of the Police Department in the city hall.
However, a member of the council, Dan Olson, said that the plan wasn’t presented before. He added that he thought the city was still deciding whether to demolish the building or not. However, Mayor Wentz contradicted that the proposal had been discussed before.
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“Does Union Gap’s city hall have black mold or not? It’s a question city officials are still waiting to find out. The final answer will determine whether they can move forward with their latest plans for the building.
It’s been more than a year and a half since city employees at Union Gap packed up their belongings and moved out of city hall, a move that cost taxpayers $60,000.”
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