Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Iowa's news now)- Cedar Rapids Animal Care and Control (CRACC) has a little more than a week to fix problems with your building in an inspection.
An examination of the animal shelter was carried out on August 15 by the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship. A non-compliant subject in relation to the foster supervisory organization is updated with the state.
A follow-up inspection was carried out on August 19, in which problems in connection with the preservation, ventilation, moisture and mold renovation were found. The concerns included leaks in the roof, ceiling damage and moisture problems that affect disinfections.
The state requires that these problems will be corrected by September 2 or that there is a plan. Cracc says that you are working on keeping this deadline.
The city was aware of some of these problems before the inspection of some of these problems. The repairs last and HLK specialists help to clear out ventilation and humidity concerns.
The city also has a third advisor who carries out an independent review of the shelter. The review is expected until November, and Cracc will help to lead ongoing improvements beyond the latest inspection results.
In a post on Facebook, Cracc continued: “Facility inspections are a routine part of the Iowa supervisory process. We have a clear plan, have already started to make corrections, and consist of coordination with state officials to ensure complete compliance compliance through both direct actions and long-term investments. The city is sure.