Re: mold

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Well .. for what ever it worth, possibly nothing. Talk to the
H.U.D. agency about your dilemma. You can find them on first Gov
on the web. I think what happens is if you have a mold problem and
complain, you'll get nowhere. If on the other hand you have a mold
problemand some one else calls to complain about your problem
causing them problems, then you'll see some action. That's te way
it seems to work.

On 12/02/05, JM wrote:
> IM confused, in missouri, the health dept. wont do
> anything,neither does the N.R.D, EPA,or any other county or
> state
> agencys .
>
> On 10/10/05, DD wrote:
>> I'm confused. If the bldg. inspector does not work for the
>> health department then how did the health department find
>> out you have mold? Did they come out and run tests using
>> someone other then the local bldg. inspector, and if so, did
>> they give you a copy of the test results?
>>
>>
>>
>> On 9/30/05, Stacy Allen wrote:
>>> The Health Dept. claims we have mold and have informed us
>>> that, due to the fact that my 2-year-old daughter is a
>>> recent liver, small intestine and pancreas transpalnt
>>> recipient (and currently has a trach installed), we must
>>> have the problem fixed IMMEDIATELY or move. The problem
>>> is, either my Landlord has the Local Bldg. Inspector in
>>> their back pocket, or the Health Dept. has made a
>> mistake.
>>> Both the Landlord and the Bldg. Inspector claim there is
>> NO
>>> mold! Obviously someone is in error, BUT WHO? In the
>>> meantime, I'm forced to seek out other living
>> arrangements,
>>> at a time when I am the most financially straped. As an
>>> unemployed, single mother trying to raise a "special
>> needs"
>>> child, money is in short supply. Any idea what I'm to do
>>> next? Possibly an independant (3rd) party? Somebody
>>> PLEASE HELP!