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During the inspection, the LPA observed the backyard to be clean, free of hazards, and free of foul odors. The portion of the backyard accessible to clients was free of clutter, and all walkways were clean, unobstructed, and free of trip or fall hazards.
The LPA observed that the property includes an easement that was fenced and properly secured to prevent client access while maintaining the licensed property's perimeter. Green vegetation was observed within the easement; however, no foul odors or hazardous conditions were present at the time of the inspection.
During interviews, staff stated that the County Vector Control Department routinely conducts inspections and provides treatment for pests, including mosquitoes, particularly during the rainy season. Staff further stated that they contact the County to request mosquito treatment as needed during periods of increased mosquito activity.
Interviews with clients, staff, and outside sources consistently indicated that there were no concerns regarding overgrown vegetation or foul odors on the property. Clients and outside sources reported that the backyard was clean, comfortable, and free of unpleasant odors, and that it was frequently used for recreational activities, exercise, and visits with family members and outside agencies. Facility management stated they had not received any complaints or concerns from staff or clients regarding the condition of the grounds.
No deficiencies were observed during today's inspection. The facility, including client bedrooms and common areas, was observed to be clean, sanitary, in good repair, and free of hazards and foul odors.
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