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What city health inspectors found
Inspectors find mice droppings, garbage
From the closing order for Coun. Harvey Smith's former West End suite:
* The premises: "Are insanitary and out of repair to such a degree as to be unfit for human habitation."
* Inspectors found: "Mouse droppings and evidence of mouse harbourage throughout the suite, including mattress and other items throughout the suite."
* They also found: A "large accumulation of household garbage, debris, filth and hoarding of items throughout the suite."
* And they ordered the landlord: To repair "structural defects on walls, ceilings and floors, including water damage on all ceilings, defective flooring, cracked walls, peeling paint, defective and stained wallpaper and stained walls throughout the suite."
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition April 19, 2007 $sourceSection$sourcePage
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