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32 | control company to come out and spray. The company did come out and spray, however afterwards, the gnats tried to escape from under the house, flying through the crawlspace and dying in the pantry. At the time, the food was removed from the pantry and put in the kitchen. Staff sprayed the gnats nightly, and wiped them up the following day. The pest control company did come out to spray again.
During interviews, LPA learned that the cycling of gnats lasted for about four weeks. On 2/16/2021 when LPA visited the facility and observed the dead gnats in the pantry, it was about the time that the gnat issue was resolving. After that inspection, the facility had maintenance staff clean out the overhead light where the dead gnats were, and other staff cleaned up the rest. Soon after, the facility put a mat over the closed crawlspace to try to further prevent anymore gnats from coming through. This completely resolved the issue. In subsequent visits (in person, and virtually) to the facility, LPA did not observe any more gnats in the pantry.
Based on all the interviews and evidence, LPA found that the facility did have insects, so the finding for this allegation is substantiated, or true, however LPA also found the facility did take the correct actions necessary to rid the facility of the pests. Therefore, no citation will be issued.
At 2:53 PM, an exit interview was conducted with CEO and Administrator and a copy of this report along with appeal rights was emailed to Administrator with a read receipt which will serve as the signature. |