Courthouse Mold Issues Put to Rest, for Now
December 2nd, 2013 by Joe Burgess
Recent Courthouse air samples, taken by Steve Morris, of Morris and Associates, currently show that courthouse air quality has significant gains.
A statement included on the Quorum Court agenda, Monday night reported,”All levels are within normal limits and the fungal indicators for the worst types of organisms are nonexistent.”
Morris suggested follow-up readings be taken during the heating season to evaluate what role the steam boiler has on levels and types of organisms present.
A July report to the Quorum Court suggested a “worst case scenario” expese of $2,5 Million.
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