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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0662 MAIN STREET (HYANNIS) - HOTELS/MOTELS a.�Ct!v�res 'P(a.zc- Ho4e,( _. (� t�� rno-uA fit- 1Ajanms Desmarais, Donald From: Tripp,Vanessa - Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2019 8:S1 AM To: Desmarais, Donald Subject: FW: MOTEL/Complaint of unsanitary conditions to the public FYI -----Original Message----- From: McKean,Thomas On Behalf Of Health ' Sent:Tuesday, November 12, 2019 8:28 AM To:Tripp,Vanessa Subject: MOTEL/Complaint of unsanitary conditions to the public Please log-in this complaint and assign it to a health inspector in the CRM complaint database. -----Original Message--- From: Priscilla Pereira [mailto:plpereira613@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2019 3:13 PM To: Health Cc: plpereira613@gmail.com Subject: Filing a complaint for unsanitary conditions to the public - - -To whom.it may concern,. I stayed at a hotel in Hyannis this past weekend and I was disturbed as well as disgusted and the hotel didn't even seem to care one bit. I'm not sure if any other people have contacted the board of health on this hotel, but I feel the need to because no one should ever experience this kind of disgust while taking a vacation or a night away out of town. My husband and I spent the night at the Hyannis Plaza inn from Friday to Saturday. Originally we were supposed to stay until Sunday, but we just could bare to stay any longer. They have unsafe situations where the hallways on the other building are not locked.The window in our room was not. able to lock,they put screws in so the window does not open, but anyone could have jumped in through our window if they wanted to. We didn't know about the window until the next morning. Their compliance for public safety is not even close to what it should be: Light switches do not work,the safety for their guests are not properly enforced.As far as our bedding, I have a habit of ripping the whole bedding apart before sleeping in it, and ever single layer of bedding was soiled or stained. I don't think the room was cleaned prior to our stay just because of how we did not have a do not disturb door sign in our room,the toilet paper had very little left, and not extras provided.They had clean towels and that wasabout it. I have photos of the bedding in,our room I can provide to you. I cleaned off the drink rings from the night stand to see if it was water damage or dirty, and it was clearly dirty(that don't have a photo for). I called the front desk and they made us pick up clean sheets and 2 pillow cases.She didn't seem concerned or embarrassed by that situation.They don't have a working phone line and each one of the staff members had a different excuse as to why it didn't work. I can't even understand how an hotel even functions without a.working phone line.They false advertise their accommodations. We were at a retreat so we checked in at 730pm Friday Nov 8th, and we pretty much changed and ran out. We got back from our retreat around 1030, and I was not feeling well from the time I woke up that morning, so when we got into our room, it was already too late and I just wanted to lay down and they make it very clear they don't refund witching a few days prior to the stay. l 1 79 I'm not sure who owns the hotel or who's in charge there, but they show through their staff how much they care about their guests. I have been there many years ago and that hotel had more life,the gazebo was running the restaurant and there was people everywhere,this past weekend looked like_the place had a handful of guests and looked dead. I can provide the photos to you if you would like, I'm not sure how to go about with this, but I don't wish that upon anyone what I saw this past weekend. Please.let me know you received my email and what I need to do to make sure.this hotel gets taken care of. Please feel free to call or email me if you have-any more questions or concerns. Please advise, Priscilla Pereira' 508-510-0684 plpereira613@gmail.com CAUTION:This email originated from outside of the Town of Barnstable! Do not click links, open attachments or reply, unless you recognize the sender's email address and know the content is safe! I - `n 2 AAZA Crocker, Sharon �b.2 (, p i(nun From: T b Leary<toby@tobyleary.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 12:01 PM To: Crocker, Sharon; Mark Patel Subject: BOH Hearing for 662 Main'Street Hi Sharon, We are requesting a hearing for full License at 662 Main Street for both buildings. I can attest that all the work has been completed and the Fire Department, and Building Department, and health have done their final inspections. We currently have a temporary License valid until the 28th of July. I will be representing Mr. Patel at the hearing. Thank you! Toby Leary TL Fine Woodworking Inc. 135 Barnstable Rd. Hyannis MA 02601 C. 774.836.5571 F. 508.437.0264 tobygtob l�y.com www.tobyleary.com CAUTION:This email originated from outside of the Town of Barnstable! Do not click links, open attachments or reply, unless you recognize the sender's email address and know the content is safe! 1 EXCERPT FROM THE BOARD OF HEALTH MINUTES ON OCTOBER 23, 2018: Hearing: Toby Leary, General Contractor, and Mark Patel, owner of International Inn, 662 Main Street, Hyannis, are requesting to have the motel license re- instated as work has been completed on building#1. Dean Melanson, Hyannis Fire, said the one item needing to be addressed is the mattresses. They do not have a label on them stating fire retardation rating. The hotel owner is looking into mattress covers with proper labelling. Upon a motion duly made by John Norman, seconded by Dr. Guadagnoli, the Board voted to approve issuance of a motel license for Building #1, only, for the International Inn pending the Director, Thomas McKean, receiving the Board of Health, Building, and Fire compliances and at that time, he will inform the Board of Health Chair, Dr. Canniff, who will be then grant approval of the license (for Building#1 only). (Unanimously, voted in favor.) , f Crocker, Sharon From: Toby Leary <toby@tobyleary.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 12:01 PM To: Crocker, Sharon; Mark Patel Subject: BOH Hearing for 662 Main Street Hi Sharon, We are requesting a hearing for full License at 662 Main Street for both buildings. I can attest that all the work has been completed and the Fire Department, and Building Department, and health have done their final. inspections. We currently have a temporary License valid until the 28th of July. I will be representing Mr. Patel at the hearing. Thank you! ` Toby Leary TL Fine Woodworking Inc. 135 Barnstable Rd. Hyannis MA 02601 C. 774.836.5571 F. 508.437.0264 toby(a,tobylearc www.tobyleary.com CAUTION:This email originated from outside of the Town of Barnstable! Do not click links, open attachments or reply, unless you recognize the sender's email address and know the content is safe!' i 1 f_ ' f �0 23i8 EXCERPT FROM THE BOARD OF HEALTH MINUTES /1 8: Hearing: Toby Leary, General Contractor, and Mark Patel, owner of International Inn, 662 Main Street, Hyannis, are.requesting to have the motel license re- instated as work has been completed on building#1. Dean Melanson, Hyannis Fire, said the one item needing to be addressed is the mattresses. They do not have a label on them stating fire retardation rating. The hotel owner is looking into mattress covers with proper labelling. Upon a motion duly made by John Norman, seconded by Dr. Guadagnoli, the Board voted to approve issuance of a motel license for Building #1, only, for the International Inn pending the Director, Thomas McKean, receiving the Board of Health, Building, and Fire compliances and at that time, he will inform the Board of Health Chair, Dr. Canniff, who will be then grant approval of the license (for Building#1 only). (Unanimously, voted in favor.) McKean, Thomas From: Crocker, Sharon Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2018 9:00 AM To: McKean, Thomas; BOH -John T. Norman Oohnnorman12@comcast.net); Donald A. Guadagnoli, M.D. (dguadagnoli@capecodhealth.org); Paul J. Canniff, D.M.D.; Tom Lee <fplee@horsleywitten.com> Subject: FW: International Inn - Board of Health meeting Here is Bob McKechnie's, Building Inspector, report. Sharon From: Mckechnie, Robert Sent: Monday, October 22, 2018 4:30 PM To: Crocker, Sharon Subject: RE: International Inn - Board of Health meeting Sharon, This is the report re:The International Inn, 662 Main Street, Hyannis 1.) Building#1 passed the building walk thru in all the common spaces. 2.) Building#1, Building Permit#13-18-2551 for the removal of several doors and windows separating the additional businesses on Main Street from the International Inn office. The openings were then filled with fire rated sheetrock,jointed and taped. Passed on October 5, 2018. 3.) Building#1,The roof repair and roofing above the kitchen is satisfactory and passed the Building Inspection on October 5, 2018. 4.) Building#1, The old indoor pool area has been secured so that no guests will be able to enter that area. This will be an area of future work. There is an application for a building permit for work on Building#2 that is waiting for a site plan. This will be reviewed when the site plan is received. I believe that from a Building Department perspective, Building#1 is ready. I hope that this information will help. Robert McKechnie Local Inspector Building Department Town of Barnstable 200 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 508-862-4033 From: Crocker, Sharon Sent: Monday, October 22, 2018 3:37 PM To: Mckechnie, Robert; Melanson, Dean Cc: McKean, Thomas Subject: International Inn - Board of Health meeting 1 r Hello Bob and Dean, Please send me an email with report on International Inn as soon as possible so I can get it out to our Board members for tomorrow's meeting. Thank you. Sharon ill 2 McKean, Thomas From: McKean, Thomas Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2018 9:21 AM To: Crocker, Sharon Cc: Melanson, Dean; Miorandi, Donna Subject: FW: International Inn 662 Main Street Reinspection Attachments: 10.19.2018 662 Main St Re-Insp.pdf This was the last report I received from Fire. From: Deputy Dean Melanson [mailto:dmelanson(�bhyannisfire.org] Sent: Friday, October 19, 2018 2:09 PM To: McKean,Thomas; Miorandi, Donna; Florence, Brian; Mckechnie, Robert; Amara, William; Flynn, Margaret Cc: patelmark15C5gmail.com; Ahmed Shahin; toby.learyCQDgmail.com Subject: International Inn 662 Main Street Reinspection Good Afternoon, I conducted a reinspection of the International Inn this morning. I inspected the main building only. An updated copy of the original inspection is attached. The only remaining issue for the hotel is item 144 the required fire retardant rating for the mattresses, listed below for your ease. With the Board of health agent, I viewed a number of randomly selected mattresses that were identified to be new to this location. None of the mattresses had manufacture dates or any fire code compliance tags on them. Per the Mass. Fire Code 527 CMR 1.00 Chapter 20.8.5.2.2 and Chapter 12.6.3.2 they must demonstrate testing and compliance with Federal Regulation 16 CFR 1632 "Standard for the Flammability of Mattresses and Mattress Pads". Deputy Chief Dean L. Melanson Hyannis Fire Department 95 High School Road Extension Hyannis MA 02601 Office 508-775-1300 Fax 508-778-6448 dmelanson@hyannisfire.org 1 i �I MWETO�ti Town of Barnstable Bares o� Regulatory Services Department j�1Ce j ME i639. �m I Eo► Public Health Division 200 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 2007 Office: 508-8624644 FAX: 508-790-6304 Thomas A.McKean,CHO October 10, 2018 Mark Patel International Inn 662 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Inspect><on results of Tuesday, October 9, 2018 On this date, Donna Z. Miorandi, R.S., inspected 27 out of the possible 83 hotel guest rooms. This inspection was done in order to re-open the hotel that has been closed since July 17, 2018. None of the new mattresses in all of the rooms inspected had any tags on them indicating date of manufacture. The older mattresses in this hotel do have dates of manufacture tags on them. There was no water in this facility due to a new boiler being replaced at this time. Therefore, no hot water temperatures could be taken during this inspection. Room 102 Needs a new lampshade due to staining. The bathroom has many dead bugs in them, including drain flies and dead cockroach, Room 103. No problems Room 104 Has no phone in this room. The bathroom also has dead bugs including cockroach. Q:\Order letters\Housing-Motel Violations\662 Main Street,Hyannis,MA 10-09-18 inspection.doc Mark Patel October 10,2018 Page 2 of 3 Room 105. No problems Room 106 No problems Room 107—this room is occupied by an employee and his wife. Room 108 Has a broken window and therefore not weathertight. Must repair this window. Room 109 This room has an old king size bed with a manufacture date of 8/3/2011. The ceiling tiles in room are blackened due to dust, dirt, etc. blowing out of vent on wall. The shower ceiling tile is torn-must replace. Room 110. Dead cockroach in bathroom. Room 111 Broken window pane. Hole in wall behind entry door-must repair. Room 112- Broken toilet. Room was flooded due to this toilet and therefore soaked the carpeting leaving a very musty, moldy smell. Must replace carpeting. Room 114 Dead cockroach on bath room floor. Room 115. Refrigerator in room has a very moldy rubber gasket. Must clean or replace. Room 116 This room has an old king mattress but appears to be in good shape. Room 118 . No problems Room 117. No problems Room 119 No problems Room 120. Broken screen window. Must repair. Room 121. No problems Room 122 No problems Room 123. No problems Room 124. Bed skirt of full size bed appears to have blood stain. Room 125. Cracked,but taped big picture window. QAOrder letters\Housing-Motel Violations\662 Main Street,Hyannis,MA 10-09-18 inspection.doc I— s 1 '• Mark Patel October 10, 2018 Page 3 of 3 Room 126. Box spring of king size bed is dirty. Needs to be wrapped. No signs of bed bugs. Room 127 Baseboard in room has been kicked in thereby exposing some sheet rock and accumulated debris. Must repair. Room 128 Air conditioner needs a new cover. Existing one does not stay on unit. Must repair. Sofa in this room is being cleaned—has many stains and foreign debris. Also wall beside king size bed has been damaged in the baseboard/wall area. Must repair. Room 129. Much mold around the caulking of the hot tub.'Must repair. Q:\Order letters\Housing-Motel Violations\662 Main Street,Hyannis,MA 10-09-18 inspection.doc Town of Barnstable •c t+e r wilding Department Services Brian Florence,CBO . i;naNst�ti+t1, i BARMSTABLE s V „nss. Building Commissioner €�a „x r0'Fo MAY a 200 Main Street, Hyannis,MA 02601 s www.town.barnstable.ma.us I Office: 508-862-4038 Fax: 508-790-6230 3 August 10,2018 Mr. Gunrant(Marc) Patel Ocean Hospitality Group,LLC 662 Main Street Hyannis, MA a Re: The International Inn Mr. Patel, It was a pleasure speaking with you today,this correspondence is to summarize our 3 conversation. As we discussed I went to the hotel with Deputy Melanson roughly four weeks ago (on or about July 18th)after the health department placed restrictions on the use of the building. The reason for my visit was that the fire department identified unsafe conditions and correctly brought them to my attention as required in 780 CMR the Massachusetts State Building Code Chapter 1 Section 116 Unsafe Structures and Equipment and M.G.L. c. 143 §§ 6-I2. ' During our visit I explained to you that we identified several unsafe conditions particularly with egress components and structural damage(exterior stairs and pool roof). Further,we discussed a building code requirement(780 CMR 107.6.2 Registered Design Professional Design Services) whereby a MA registered architect or engineer is needed to make an evaluation of the structure and identify specific remedies for the unsafe conditions. The structure was vacated during my visit so; I did not post the structure in violation or send a notice of violation as I was assured by you that you would engage the services of a design professional. Please be advised that we are in receipt of a building permit application from a MA licensed construction supervisor(CSL)with unstamped hand drawn plans that are not drawn to scale;there is no analysis by an architect. A MA Licensed construction supervisor license is Iimited to structures containing less than 35,000 cubic feet. The International Inn is well over 35,000 cubic feet,therefore in order for your CSL to obtain a building permit you would need to obtain the services of a registered design professional as we discussed. I understand that you are now petitioning the health,building and fire departments to approve the re-opening of the building. The Town would very much like for the International Inn to be open and we will assist you in every way possible,however; it 3 i 3 a 3 i i a would be an overreach of my authority to issue the building permit without a registered design professional involved. This correspondence is to inform you that in accordance F with 780 CMR Chapter 1 section 107.6.6 I must deny the building permit application f pending further submittals (an architect or engineer's evaluation of the structure and specific remedies for the abatement of any and all unsafe conditions). During our visit I offered to meet with you,your architect and contractor to make sure that there would be no misunderstandings which could lead to delays in your re-opening. 1 remain prepared to meet with you and your representatives at your earliest convenience. k And, if you are aggrieved by this notice and order;to show cause as to why you should not be c required comply with 780 CMR Chapter 1 section 107.6.6,you may file a Notice of Appeal (specifying the grounds thereof)with the State Building Code Appeals Board within(45)days of the receipt of this order and in accordance with MGL c. 143 § 100. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, Brian Flore ce Building Commissioner i i l f i e F C s a Y t C s F 1 , l) Town of Barnstable Barnstable °p IHEAFAm ti aaMW�STAB� Board of Health 1111��cl 9 � 200 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 '. �iOTE1639.3►.t a 0 2007 Office: 508-862-4644 Paul J.Canniff,D.M.D. FAX: 508-790-6304 Donald A.Guadagnoli,M.D. John T.Norman July 20, 2018 Mr. Gunrant (Marc) Patel International Inn Motel 662 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: International Inn Motel, 662 Main Street, Hyannis A = 308-049 Dear Mr. Patel: The Board of Health held a hearing on July 17, 2018. At the hearing, the Board made the following findings of fact: 1) The applicant is currently operating a motel at 662 Main Street, Hyannis without a valid permit from the Board of Health. 2) During the inspection conducted on Friday July 13, 2018, there were multiple violations of the State Sanitary Code and State Fire Codes observed. 3) Room by room inspections did not occur by the Fire Department, Health Division, and Building Department. Decision Based on the findings of fact, the Board unanimously voted to deny you, the applicant, a 2018 Motel Permit. Orders The Board voted unanimously to issue you the following orders: 1) You shall cease and desist operation of the motel at 662 Main Street Hyannis as of July 17, 2018, ' 2) You shall vacate all of the units of this motel on July 17, 2018, 3) You shall ensure that no new occupants be allowed to occupy this Motel, 4) Inspections of every room by the Fire Department, Building Department, and Health Division shall occur prior to issuance of a motel license, Q:\WPFILESUntemational Inn Cease Letter July 2018.docx i 5) A sign shall be posted on the exterior wall adjacent to the main entrance which reads as follows: "MOTEL CLOSED PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. The sign shall be a minimum of 18 inches by 24 inches in size. PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH 2A aul J. a .1/ Chairman Cc: Deputy Fire Chief Dean Melanson High School Road Hyannis, MA 028601 Police Chief Matthew K.Sonnabend Barnstable Police Department 1200 Phinney's Lane Hyannis,MA 02601 Brian Florence, Building Commissioner Town of Barnstable 200 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Q:\WPFILES\Intemational Inn Cease Letter July 2018.docx y�`pFZ ro�l�� Town of Barnstable BARNSfABM Public Health Division y MASS. g `be�F 039. N e Thomas McKean,Director 200 Main Street,Hyannis, MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4644 Fax: 508-790-6304 INSPECTION SUMMARY OF July 17, 2018 The majority of the mattresses and box springs in the room are stained,torn and the average age of them is anywhere from 13 years old to 24 years old. Many of the ceiling tiles in common hallways are severely stained and the tiles are bulging downward. There is a stairway and railings that are very weak however, I am not a building inspector. There are a few rooms that are out of service and they are packed with old furniture, mattresses and one room is stacked with office supplies. There is an ice machine in the common area used for guests that appears quite dirty and the last servicing date by Harris&Warren was on July 19, 2012. Allegedly,they are servicing this on their own with in-house staff. There are many air conditioning units that have dirty filters and missing control panels. There is minimal housekeeping done in the rooms as evidenced by many piles of dust, dirt, cobwebs, and other foreign debris. There were even chocolate chip cookies and bottle caps under one bed. There are windows (exterior) that are cracked and most rooms and hallway windows have no screens. There is one large floor to ceiling window in the building overlooking the outdoor pool that is cracked and is held in place with duct tape. This window is in the Waldorf area up on the second floor. There is a broken window in the basement that is clearly an entryway for flies and other pests. There are many areas of the hotel where the wallpaper is bubbling up and coming away from the wall. In the Waldorf area again up on the second floor the wallpaper is'falling off and exposing moldy looking sheetrock. There are several janitorial closets that are loaded with debris such as old tools, broken toilet seats, truck tires, etc. In addition,there are bath rooms where the ventilations fans in the ceiling are very noisy indicating they need new motors. There are electrical outlets in bathroom that have no switch plates on them thereby exposing capped wires. In addition, one electrical outlet that appears to be a GFI has a burn mark on the exterior. Throughout the building primarily in the basement areas there are open electrical junction boxes exposing wires-however, I am not the wiring inspector. f In many locations of the building there are cans of Raid,jugs of Bed Bug sprays, etc. I have repeatedly told them that as a commercial property they cannot apply insecticides or pesticides themselves. They must hire a licensed pest control professional. The outside swimming pool has not attempted to obtain a pool permit for 2018. It had some leaks and according to the manager,Ahmed Shahin, they have fixed the leaks in the pool. It will need a variance due to the fact that the steps protrude into the swimming area and there is not a four foot clearance around the pool due to furniture.. The inside pool has not been permitted in almost 30 years. The roof is leaking and filling up the pool which is a safety hazard. There is evidence in this room that the timbers are cracked and endangering the status of the roof. It could be an imminent collapse; however, I am not a building inspector nor am a structural engineer. In another room off the pool where pool equipment was stored the roofs are bulging downward and appear to be in danger of collapsing. On a rainy day, while walking down this long dark hallway, there is rainwater coming in through the ceiling. The hallway(to the indoor pool) has been stacked with old mattresses and other old equipment. Around the perimeter of the pool is much old furniture stacked up that is definitely a safety hazard for anyone working in that room who could fall into the pool and drown in the water that is built up in the bottom of this deep pool. They have admitted to the fact that they are serving what they call a "continental breakfast". They do not have am approved food permit for the facility and this is due to no common victualler license and no liquor license. They have gone beyond the scope of continental breakfast in serving eggs which was observed being hard boiled in a pan and left in the kitchen. The dishwasher has been used and they have not been maintaining a low-temperature dishwasher log. There is improper chemical storage throughout the building and as-of this-date the owners do not possess a current hazardous waste permit. This hotel has quite a history of complaints that has been chronic for months or even longer. At present I am there weekly if not more on complaints from many hotel guests. Donna Z. Miorandi, R.S. Health Inspector Town of Barnstable Town of Barnstable Board of Health 8AR'\VfABIE. MARS 634 `0$ Decision and Notice Mr. Gunrant(Marc) Patel (d/b/a International Inn Motel) 662 Main Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts Hearing Held Due to Receipt of an Application for a Motel License Cease and Desist Order Issued Due to Operation of a Motel Without a License and Multiple Violations of the State Sanitary Code and Fire Code Summary: Motel Permit Application Denied Petitioner: Gunrant(Marc) Patel 35 Weatherdeck Road, Bourne MA 02532 Property Address: 662 Main Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts Assessor's Map/Parcel: 308-049 Property Owner: Gunrant(Marc) Patel, President, Mohan Patel, Treasurer Hearing Dates: July 17, 2018 Background The Town of Barnstable Board of Health held a hearing on July 17, 2018 after receiving an application for a motel license dated June 26, 2018 from Gunrant (Marc) Patel. During the hearing, the owner of the motel Gunrant (Marc) Patel was given the opportunity to show- cause why a permit to operate a motel should be granted. The subject property is a 3.17 acre developed lot with frontage on Main Street Hyannis. The lot contains a 19,342 square feet building and was permitted as a motel for many years. The building is U shaped with two story sections. The motel consists of 141 units, a restaurant, a bar area, an indoor swimming pool, and an outdoor swimming pool. The bar, restaurant, and swimming pools are currently closed. The motel is served by public water and public sewer. Procedural & Hearing Summary A public hearing before the Board of Health was held on July 17, 2018. Board Members deciding this were Paul J. Canniff, John T. Norman, and Donald A. Guadagnoli, M.D. Assistant Town Attorney Charles McLaughlin was present. Gunrant (Marc) Patel represented himself before the Board. The Director of Public Health, Thomas McKean, testified it was discovered on June 22, 2018 that the motel was recently sold to a new owner. An order letter, addressed to Marc Patel, was prepared and delivered that same day to 662 Main Street Hyannis. Four days after that date (and four hours after the established deadline) an application for a motel license was finally received from Mr. Gunrant (Marc) Patel on June 26, 2018 at 4:00 p.m. This hearing is held to review the application for a motel license. r . 2 Mr. McKean introduced Health Inspector Donna Miorandi R.S., Deputy Fire Chief Dean Melanson, and Building Commissioner Brian Florence. Deputy Fire Chief Dean Melanson stated he conducted a walk-through, not a complete room-by-room inspection, on Friday July 13, 2018 . The following report of Fire Code violations dated July 17, 2018 was submitted to the Board: I Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.doex 2 3 HYANNIS FIRE DEPARTMENT 95 HIGH SCHOOL ROAD EXTENSION HYANNIS, MA 02601 OFFICE OF BUSINESS 508-775-1300 DEAN MELANSON EMERGENCY 9-1-1 DEPUTY CHIEF FAX 508-778-6448 July 17,2018 Mr.Mark Patel Intemational Inn 662 Main Street Hyannis,MA 02601 Re;Friday,July 13,2018 Fire and Health Inspection Mr.Patel, Below are the fire code safety violations found at the above property during the combined Hyannis Fire Department and Town of Barnstable Board of Health scheduled inspection on July 13,2018. General Notes: - Corridor Smoke Doors;these doors are required to be self-closing and closed when not in use.Most were found to be manually held open.Many were found to be damaged and cannot fully close.They need to be repaired and the only way they can be held open is with approved magnetic hold-open devices that automatically release upon a fire alarm system activation.A permit from the fire department is required for any fire alarm work. - We did not inspect every rental room as some were occupied,we did random inspections.Rooms are to be used for their intended purpose and are not designed to be used for storage or as works shops. - The fire alarm system for this property requires an annual compliance and function test and inspection complaint with NFPA 25 and 72. Outside Pool: 1, Remove gasoline container and gasoline powered pressure washer from under the wood exterior egress stairs. Outside Wooden Egress Stairs adjacent to the Outside Pool: 2. 1°Floor egress door to these stairs is difficult to open,and does not fully close. 3, Remove the waist high extension cord running through the at grade exit path. [Corrected during Inspection] 4. V floor stairs;All railings are very loose and will probably not support a person leaning against them. 5. On numerous areas of this fire escape the deck boards are loose presenting a trip hazard. 6. The stairs from the last landing to the ground are very wobbly and the entire assembly moves when walked on. . 7. Stair treads are loose and peeling up creating a trip hazard. 8. Support posts for this assembly move when the assembly is walked on,one is partially off of its support pad. 9. No emergency lighting provided on this staircase from either floor level. Q MPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 3 4 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 Exterior Pool,Basement Equipment Room: 10.Remove extension cords. 11.Install a 5 lb.ABC extinguisher near the basement exit door. Interior egress stair near room 182• 12.Exterior exit door,the panic hardware assembly is broken and parts are missing. 13.Door from the hallway to the staircase was found chocked open. 14.Soda and ice machines located in the first-floor egress stair vestibule with no fire detection equipment installed in this area. Housekeeping closet across from Room 182: 15.Repairs holes in the ceiling and walls. 16.Repair self-closing door. General: 17.Room 182:the bathroom vent fan scraps on the casing when in operation. 18.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 182;found chocked open. 19.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 170;found chocked open. 20.Room 168;Found filled with trash,debris,used mattresses,construction items.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 21.Room 70;Found filled with trash,debris,used mattresses,construction items.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 22.Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 166;not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 23.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 162;found chocked open. Room 162: 24.Ceiling found to be built down and around the system heat detector. 25.Room door does not properly close. General: 26.Rom 1 ;Found filled debris,wood boards,used mattresses,tools and paint.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 27.Corridor Electrical Panel at Room 158;found unsecured and damaged. 28.Corridor Emergency Light at Room 156;Found very dim,lighting levels are not code compliant. 29.Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 154;Found damaged and not properly secured to the wall, extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 30.Corridor Emergency Light at Room 152;Not operational. Room 150: 31.Found filled with storage,ceiling panels,light fixtures and bags of linen.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. ' 32.Room smoke detector is missing. Exit Corridor to exterior and Egress Stairs serving tunnel and 2°d floor: 33.Door leading up from the lower level does not self-close,closer hardware missing. 34.This exit door has a padlock hasp assembly installed that shall be removed. Basement Equipment and Storage Area off of the Tunnel Egress Corridor: 35.Filled with used mattresses,trash and debris,broken air conditioners.Remove trash and debris and properly store any remaining items so that the area can be accessed safely. 36.Properly correct numerous open electrical boxes and exposed open wiring in this area. 37.Paper faced insulation installed in this area.Either remove or properly cover with sheetrock or another approved ceiling material. 38.Install system fire detection equipment in the small storage room. Page 2 of 6 Q MPFILESUntemational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 4 I 5 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 Furnace Room off of the basement store rooms: 39.Properly correct numerous open electrical boxes and exposed open wiring in this area. 40.Numerous water leaks noted in this room,some from above. 41.The ceiling has collapsed in numerous areas,properly repair. 42.Remove trash and debris from this room NOTE;Water circulator pump in this room was heard to be wrapping badly and is in need of repair or replacement. Second Floor Back Building_ Top of Egress Stairs near room 245; 43.Egress door from Corridor to stairs found chocked open. Two storage closets inside the egress stair 21d floor landing: 44.Found filled with trash and debris,properly clean and store any useful items. 45.Install system fire detection in each closet. 46.Properly secure each closet when not in use. 47.Repair holes in walls,ceiling and door of each closet. General: 48.Corridor smoke detector outside of room 249 ceiling has been built up around the device. 49.Corridor Electrical Panel at Room 251;found unsecured and damaged. 50.Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 166;not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 51.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 262;found chocked open. 52.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 270;found partially open,not self-closing,hardware removed. 53.Room 268;Room smoke detector on ceiling immediately above ceiling fan,not code complaint. 54.Room 270;Room smoke detector on ceiling immediately above ceiling fan,not code complaint. 55.Egress Stairwell Door at Room 280,Door chocked open. 56.Corridor Emergency light at Room 286,Not operational. 57.Corridor at Room 286,Removed stored paint,supplies and clothing from corridor. 58,Corridor at Room 286,Fire Extinguisher and cabinet missing. Rooms 286 and 288: 59.Rooms are interlinked together and being rented to staff members long term. 60.Both living rooms are being used as bedrooms with no smoke detection. 61.Unit smoke detectors are located inside the designed bedroom,not outside as required by code. 62.Smoke detectors within this double unit shall be interconnected as currently occupied. 63.Room 288,open electrical outlet in the bathroom. Water Heater Basement.Sea Street side of property;, 64.Clean-up brush,trash,and construction debris against the building at the bulkhead area. 65.Properly correct open electrical equipment in this basement area. 66.Paper faced insulation installed in this area.Either remove or properly cover with sheetrock or another approved ceiling material. Main Building,V1 floor: 67.Exterior exit door from tunnel and corridor,repair panic hardware on this door. 68.An Exit sign is required at the above exit door. 69.An emergency light is required at this exit door and set of stairs. 70.Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 142;not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 71.Electrical room near Room 132;remove storage and tires from the room-no storage allowed in electrical rooms. Page 3 of 6 Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 5 6 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 72.Exit door to rear stairs case and exterior(Stevens Street Side)near room 131;Door sticks and does not close fully. Water heater room under the rear egress staircase near room 131 73.Door to this space is not secured. 74.Repair open ceiling. 75.Repair holes in the walls, General: 76.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 124;found chocked open. 77.Corridor exit sign at Room 122,hanging down from ceiling. Mid corridor open egress lobby to main narking lot•Original construction•this staircase was an oven riser staircase with an open&or plan under it•. 78.Remove storage from make shift storage closet under the staircase;pesticides,extension cords, flammables,and other maintenance items along with trash and debris. 79.Remove this make shift storage closet or attain a building permit and make the area code complaint.Add fire alarm system detection equipment if closet is built appropriately. General: 80.Housekeeping closet off of the corridor to the abandoned interior pool;Stored items(linen)shall be kept at least 3 feet away from the electrical panels in this room. Abandoned Interior pool area and associated rooms and hallway; 81.Remove all storage(furniture,mattresses,etc.)from the pool area,corridor and equipment rooms. 82.There is no fall protection around the mostly empty(approx. 1 foot of standing water in the deep end) pool. 83.Roof structure is severely water damage with rot and failure of support beams evident.Multiple holes through the roof observed.Roof is unsafe for firefighters.Repair structure to building code standards or tear down. 84.Ceilings in the corridor and equipment rooms starting to collapse due to water intrusion. 85.Access corridor from the main building to this interior pool shows signs of severe water/moisture damage and has numerous soft spots in the floor along its length. 86.Repair walls along the hallway outside of the housekeeping closet. Main Building,21"Floor General: 87.2nd floor hallway to main lobby corridor smoke doors;doors do not fully close and with an astragal must close in proper sequence. 88.Housekeeping room near Room 209,repair ceiling. 89.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 224;damaged,will not self-close fully,sticks on carpet. 90.Exit door to rear stairs case and exterior(Stevens Street Side)near room 231;Door does not close fully the closer hardware is'damaged,the door sticks on the floor. 91.Egress Stairs near Room 231,Closet in staircase not secure and filled with combustible debris and trash. Electrical room near Room 231: 92.Repairs holes in walls. 93.This room is not secure. neral• 94.No exterior lighting(bulbs are missing)on exterior case near room 243. 95.No emergency light provided for exterior stair case near room 243. 96.Main Lobby Office;missing ceiling tiles due to portable room air conditioner installation(Built in unit is out of service). Lobby Bathrooms: 97.Men's room has no emergency lighting. 98.Women's room has no emergency lighting. Page 4 of 6 Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 6 f 7 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 99.Women's room has no fire alarm warning strobe. Restaurant&Kitchen: 100. Restaurant;Remove extension cord at main entrance fire extinguisher. [Removed during Inspection] 101. Kitchen Hood System;Last hood grease build-up inspection was 02/18.With flat top,fryers,and char-broiler this hood must be inspected every 90 days(quarterly).Hood shall be inspected immediately. 102. Kitchen Hood System;The fire suppression system is required to be inspected every six months, last done 12/17(due 05/18).This system shall be inspected immediately. Main Building,Basement: 103. This area has been cut up and modified since the last fire alarm system installation.These areas shall be re-evaluated and proper detection devices installed to properly protect the entire basement area. 104. Doors to the Maintenance repair area missing.Shall be self-closing and positive latching as were installed. 105. Conduct a general cleanup of this area to remove trash,waste materials etc. 106. Dry goods storage area accessed from within the maintenance repair area(access door from common corridor blocked by storage racks)requires fire alarm system detection. 107. Remove gasoline powered leaf blower from the building. 108. Flammable storage cabinet found open. [Corrected during Inspection] 109. Linen storeroom,found HVAC heating unit powered by a portable blower.Properly repair this equipment. 110. Linen storeroom,open electrical junction box on the above HVAC unit. Ill. Linen storeroom,maintain 3-foot clearance of combustible storage from around the gas fire water heater. 112. Linen storeroom,conduct a general cleanup of this area to remove trash,waste materials etc. 113. Install a 5 lb.ABC fire extinguisher in the common corridor near the base of the stairs leading up to the kitchen. 114. Basement common corridor,repair ceiling-numerous holes. 115. Basement common corridor,remove extension cord powering the ice maker and provide/repair proper dedicated power or remove the ice maker. 116. Basement common corridor,repair and reinstall protective doors over the main electrical service in the hall near the exterior egress. 117. Employee Breakroom,repair extensive holes in the walls and ceilings. 118. Employee Breakroom,no fire alarm detection devices located in this space. 119. Employee Breakroom,requires a clean-up of demolition debris,trash. 120. Cooler room,repair holes in the ceiling. 121. Housekeeping manager's office,repair holes in ceiling. 122. Housekeeping manager's office,general cleanup required,remove trash and debris. Laundry Room: 123. Reinstall missing doors to this space. 124. Repair the electrical distribution box hanging from cables behind the dryer. 125. Repair numerous open electrical junction boxes. 126, Clean-up lint buildup from behind washers and dryer as well as from ceiling. 127. Clean dryer exhaust ducts and exterior exhaust screen of heavy lint buildup. Large"Dirt Floor Basement Area": 128. Remove piles of storage located on and in front of the electrical panels and shut-off controls, maintain access and a minimum of a three-foot clearance to the equipment. Page 5 of 6 Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 7 i 8 1 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 Boiler Room off of the"Dirt Floor Basement Area": 129. The fire extinguisher located in this room was last inspected in 2015,required to be done annually. 130. Remove trash,debris,and broken items form this space. NOTE:during the inspection numerous water leaks in the system were observed along with serious corrosion issues on various pipes and pieces of equipment. Attached Wood Frame House(tenant spaces not accessed as part of this inspection): 131. Fire Alarm system shall properly extend into all area of this building(including tenant spaces). Only partial coverage observed,system previously had properly covered in these areas. 132. Remove numerous extension cords in office area. 133. Provide Building Code complaint separation from the tenant space(massage parlor).Current separation is by closed doors some of which have glass windows. 134. Egress door from the restaurant at the connection to the wood frame house,door was found damaged and rotted,it is need of repair or replacement. Attached Wood Frame House Basement: 135. repair numerous open electrical boxes and panels. 136. Remove extension cord and provide proper wiring and/or outlets. 137. Gas Grill Propane tank removed to the exterior during inspection,properly secure this(outside of the buildings)or remove from site. 138. Remove gas powered lawn mower from basement. 139. Remove trash and debris build up from the basement. 140. Exterior area to the reat of the house and at the rear exit from the main basement in need of a cleanup.Remove combustible debris and overgrowth from the area in the alley between the buildings. As you make progress in cleaning up,and making repairs please contact us for re-inspections. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Dean L.Melanson,Deputy Chief Hyannis Fire Department. Cc; Town of Barnstable; Board of Health Building Department Electrical Inspector Licensing Division Plumbing Inspector Page 6 of 6 Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.doex 8 i 9 Health Inspector Donna Miorandi testified she conducted an inspection on Friday July 13, 2018 and submitted the following report dated July 17, 2018: INSPECTION SUMMARY OF July 17,2018 • The majority of the mattresses and box springs in the room are stained,torn and the average age of them is anywhere from 13 years old to 24 years old. • Many of the ceiling tiles in common hallways are severely stained and the tiles are bulging downward. • There is a stairway and railings that are very weak however, I am not a building inspector. • There are a few rooms that are out of service and they are packed with old furniture, mattresses and one room is stacked with office supplies. • There is an ice machine in the common area used for guests that appears quite dirty and the last servicing date by Harris&Warren was on July 19, 2012. Allegedly, they are servicing this on their own with in-house staff. • There are many air conditioning units that have dirty filters and missing control panels. • There is minimal housekeeping done in the rooms as evidenced by many piles of dust, dirt, cobwebs, and other foreign debris. There were even chocolate chip cookies and bottle caps under one bed. • There are windows (exterior)that are cracked and most rooms and hallway windows have no screens.There is one large floor to ceiling window in the building overlooking the outdoor pool that is cracked and is held in place with duct tape. This window is in the Waldorf area up on the second floor. There is a broken window in the basement that is clearly an entryway for flies and other pests. • There are many areas of the hotel where the wallpaper is bubbling up and coming away from the wall. In the Waldorf area again up on the second floor the wallpaper is falling off and exposing moldy looking sheetrock. • There are several janitorial closets that are loaded with debris such as old tools, broken toilet seats, truck tires, etc. • In addition,there are bath rooms where the ventilations fans in the ceiling are very noisy indicating they need new motors. There are electrical outlets in bathroom that have no switch plates on them thereby exposing capped wires. In addition, one electrical outlet that appears to be a GFI has a burn mark on the exterior. • Throughout the building primarily in the basement areas there are open electrical junction boxes exposing wires. • In many locations of the building there are cans of Raid,jugs of Bed Bug sprays, etc. I have repeatedly told them that as a commercial property they cannot apply insecticides or pesticides themselves. A licensed exterminator must be hired. • The outside swimming pool has not attempted to obtain a pool permit for 2018. It had some leaks and according to the manager, Ahmed Shahin,they have fixed the leaks in the pool. It will need a variance due to the fact that the steps protrude into the swimming area and there is not a four foot clearance around the pool due to furniture. • The inside pool has not been permitted in almost 30 years. The roof is leaking and filling up the pool which is a safety hazard. There is evidence in this room that the timbers are cracked and endangering the status of the roof. It could be an imminent collapse. In another room off the pool where pool equipment was stored the roofs are bulging downward and appear to be in danger of collapsing. On a rainy day, while walking down this long dark hallway, there is rainwater coming in through the ceiling. The hallway(to the indoor pool) has been stacked with old mattresses and Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 9 10 other old equipment. Around the perimeter of the pool is much old furniture stacked up that is definitely a safety hazard for anyone working in that room who could fall into the pool and drown in the water that is built up in the bottom of this deep pool. • They have admitted to the fact that they are serving what they call a "continental breakfast". They do not have am approved food permit for the facility and this is due to no common victualler license and no liquor license. They have gone beyond the scope of continental breakfast in serving eggs which was observed being hard boiled in a pan and left in the kitchen. The dishwasher has been used and they have not been maintaining a low-temperature dishwasher log. • There is improper chemical storage throughout the building and as-of this-date the owners do not possess a current hazardous waste permit. • This hotel has quite a history of complaints that has been chronic for months or even longer. At present I am there weekly if not more on complaints from many hotel guests. Donna Z. Miorandi, R.S. Health Inspector Town of Barnstable Building Commissioner Brian Florence testified he and/ or a Building Inspector will be conducting an inspection of the Motel in the near future. Donald Guadagnoli asked Mr. Patel if he viewed the motel prior to purchasing the motel. Mr. Patel testified that he did view the motel which already had a motel permit, The permit issued to the previous owner, was due to expire at the end of December 2018 so he believed everything was okay. Note: A motel license is not transferable to a new owner John Norman asked Deputy Fire Chief Dean Melanson if he had a copy of an inspection report prior to licensure for 2018 and how could the building have "passed" an inspection at that time. Deputy Fire Chief Melanson answered he did not have a copy of the inspection report from December 2017 with him. He further answered that whenever inspections had occurred in the past, the previous owner corrected the violations. As each violation was discovered and brought to the owner's attention, the owner made repairs; in many cases "band-aid fixes" occurred rather than permanent replacement measures, in order to make needed repairs. For example a few years ago, the hot water boiler system expelled carbon monoxide into the building filled with occupants. The building was evacuated and the boiler was repaired, but not replaced. Also, a section of roof above the indoor swimming pool continues to be in poor condition at the motel. Mr. McKean testified the previous owner always made repairs after health violations were discovered. For example a few years ago, bed bugs were discovered in one of the motel rooms. The owner immediately evacuated the room and all surrounding rooms, then had the rooms treated properly prior to re-occupancy. However Mr. McKean testified, the building is getting older and with that, more issues are becoming apparent. QAWPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 10 11 Findings of Fact At the July 17, 2018 hearing, the Board unanimously made the following findings of fact: 1) The applicant is currently operating a motel at 662 Main Street, Hyannis without a valid permit from the Board of Health. 2) During the inspection conducted on Friday July 13, 2018, there were multiple violations of the State Sanitary Code and State Fire Codes observed. 3) Room by room inspections did not occur by the Fire Department, Health Division, and Building Department. The vote to accept the findings was: AYE: Paul Canniff, Junichi Sawayangi, Wayne Miller, M.D. NAY: None i Decision Based on the findings of fact, a motion was duly made and seconded to approve a permit to the applicant, Marc Patel, a Motel Permit. The Board voted as follows: AYE: None NAY: Paul J. Canniff, Donald A. Guadagnoli, M.D., John T. Norman Therefore, the application to issue the Motel Permit is denied. Ordered The Board voted to issue the following orders: 1) The owner/operator of the motel shall cease and desist operation of a motel at 662 Main Street Hyannis as of July 17, 2018, 2) The owner/operator shall vacate all of the units of this motel on July 17, 2018, 3) The owner/operator of this motel shall ensure that no new occupants be allowed to occupy this Motel, 4) Inspections of every room by the Fire Department, Building Department, and Health Division shall occur prior to issuance of a motel license, 5) A sign shall be posted on the exterior wall adjacent to the main entrance which reads as follows: "MOTEL CLOSED PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. The sign shall be a minimum of 18 inches by 24 inches in size. The vote was: AYE: Paul J. Canniff, Donald A. Guadagnoli, M.D., John T. Norman NAY: None 1,01A au 4CM, .D. air Date Signed QAWPFILESUnternational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 11 HYANNIS FIRE DEPARTMENT 95 HIGH SCHOOL ROAD EXTENSION HYANNIS, MA 02601 OFFICE OF BUSINESS 508-775-1300 DEAN MELANSON EMERGENCY 9-1-1 DEPUTY CHIEF FAX 508-778-6448 July 17, 2018 Mr. Mark Patel International Inn 662 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Re; Friday,July 13,2018 Fire and Health Inspection Mr. Patel, Below are the fire code safety violations found at the above property during the combined Hyannis Fire Department and Town of Barnstable Board of Health scheduled inspection on July 13, 2018. General Notes: - Corridor Smoke Doors; these doors are required to be self-closing and closed when not in use.Most were found to be manually held open. Many were found to be damaged and cannot fully close.They need to be repaired and the only way they can be held open is with approved magnetic hold-open devices that automatically release upon a fire alarm system activation.A permit from the fire department is required for any fire alarm work. - We did not inspect every rental room as some were occupied, we did random inspections. Rooms are to be used for their intended purpose and are not designed to be used for storage or as works shops. - The fire alarm system for this property requires an annual compliance and function test and inspection complaint with NFPA 25 and 72. Outside Pool: 1. Remove gasoline container and gasoline powered pressure washer from under the wood exterior egress stairs. Outside Wooden Egress Stairs adjacent to the Outside Pool: 2. 1st Floor egress door to these stairs is difficult to open, and does not fully close. 3. Remove the waist high extension cord running through the at grade exit path. [Corrected during Inspection] 4. 2^d floor stairs; All railings are very loose and will probably not support a person leaning against them. 5. On numerous areas of this fire escape the deck boards are loose presenting a trip hazard. 6. The stairs from the last landing to the ground are very wobbly and the entire assembly moves when walked on. 7. Stair treads are loose and peeling up creating a trip hazard. 8. Support posts for this assembly move when the assembly is walked on,one is partially off of its support pad. 9. No emergency lighting provided on this staircase from either floor level. Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 Exterior Pool,Basement Equipment Room: 10. Remove extension cords. 11. Install a 5 lb. ABC extinguisher near the basement exit door. Interior egress stair near room 182: 12. Exterior exit door,the panic hardware assembly is broken and parts are missing. 13. Door from the hallway to the staircase was found chocked open. 14. Soda and ice machines located in the first-floor egress stair vestibule with no fire detection equipment installed in this area. Housekeeping_closet across from Room 182; 15. Repairs holes in the ceiling and walls. 16. Repair self-closing door. General: 17. Room 182; the bathroom vent fan scraps on the casing when in operation. 18. Corridor Smoke Door at Room 182; found chocked open. 19. Corridor Smoke Door at Room 170; found chocked open. 20. Room 168; Found filled with trash,debris,used mattresses,construction items.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 21. Room 170; Found filled with trash,debris,used mattresses,construction items.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 22. Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 166; not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 23. Corridor Smoke Door at Room 162; found chocked open. Room 162: 24. Ceiling found to be built down and around the system heat detector. 25. Room door does not properly close. General: 26. Room 160; Found filled debris, wood boards,used mattresses, tools and paint.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 27. Corridor Electrical Panel at Room 158;found unsecured and damaged. 28. Corridor Emergency Light at Room 156; Found very dim, lighting levels are not code compliant. 29. Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 154; Found damaged and not properly secured to the wall, extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 30. Corridor Emergency Light at Room 152; Not operational. Room 150: 31. Found filled with storage,ceiling panels,light fixtures and bags of linen.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 32. Room smoke detector is missing. Exit Corridor to exterior and Egress Stairs serving tunnel and 2°d floor: 33. Door leading up from the lower level does not self-close, closer hardware missing. 34.This exit door has a padlock hasp assembly installed that shall be removed. Basement Equipment and Storage Area off of the Tunnel Egress Corridor: 35. Filled with used mattresses,trash and debris,broken air conditioners. Remove trash and debris and properly store any remaining items so that the area can be accessed safely. 36. Properly correct numerous open electrical boxes and exposed open wiring in this area. 37.Paper faced insulation installed in this area. Either remove or properly cover with sheetrock or another approved ceiling material. 38. Install system fire detection equipment in the small storage room. Page 2 of 6 I Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 Furnace Room off of the basement store rooms: 39. Properly correct numerous open electrical boxes and exposed open wiring in this area. 40. Numerous water leaks noted in this room, some from above. 41.The ceiling has collapsed in numerous areas,properly repair. 42.Remove trash and debris from this room NOTE; Water circulator pump in this room was heard to be wrapping badly and is in need of repair or replacement. Second Floor Back Building: Top of Egress Stairs near room 245; 43. Egress door from Corridor to stairs found chocked open. Two storage closets inside the egress stair 2°d floor landing_ 44. Found filled with trash and debris,properly clean and store any useful items. 45. Install system fire detection in each closet. 46. Properly secure each closet when not in use. 47. Repair holes in walls,ceiling and door of each closet. General: 48. Corridor smoke detector outside of room 249 ceiling has been built up around the device. 49. Corridor Electrical Panel at Room 251; found unsecured and damaged. 50. Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room.166; not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 51. Corridor Smoke Door at Room 262;found chocked open. 52. Corridor Smoke Door at Room 270;found partially open, not self-closing,hardware removed. 53. Room 268; Room smoke detector on ceiling immediately above ceiling fan, not code complaint. 54. Room 270; Room smoke detector on ceiling immediately above ceiling fan, not code complaint. 55. Egress Stairwell Door at Room 280,Door chocked open. 56. Corridor Emergency light at Room 286,Not operational. 57. Corridor at Room 286,Removed stored paint, supplies and clothing from corridor. 58. Corridor at Room 286,Fire Extinguisher and cabinet missing. Rooms 286 and 288: 59. Rooms are interlinked together and being rented to staff members long term. 60. Both living rooms are being used as bedrooms with no smoke detection. 61. Unit smoke detectors are located inside the designed bedroom, not outside as required by code. 62. Smoke detectors within this double unit shall be interconnected as currently occupied. 63. Room 288,open electrical outlet in the bathroom. Water Heater Basement,Sea Street side of property: 64. Clean-up brush, trash, and construction debris against the building at the bulkhead area. 65. Properly correct open electrical equipment in this basement area. 66. Paper faced insulation installed in this area. Either remove or properly cover with sheetrock or another approved ceiling material. Main Building, Is'floor: 67. Exterior exit door from tunnel and corridor,repair panic hardware on this door. 68. An Exit sign is required at the above exit door. 69. An emergency light is required at this exit door and set of stairs. 70. Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 142; not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 71. Electrical room near Room 132; remove storage and tires from the room-no storage allowed in electrical rooms. Page 3 of 6 r Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 72. Exit door to rear stairs case and exterior(Stevens Street Side) near room 131; Door sticks and does not close fully. Water heater room under the rear egress staircase near room 131: 73.Door to this space is not secured. 74. Repair open ceiling. 75. Repair holes in the walls. General: 76. Corridor Smoke Door at Room 124; found chocked open. 77. Corridor exit sign at Room 122,hanging down from ceiling. Mid-corridor open egress lobby to main parking lot; Original construction: this staircase was an open riser staircase with an open ffloor plan under it: 78. Remove storage from make shift storage closet under the staircase; pesticides,extension cords, flammables,and other maintenance items along with trash and debris. 79. Remove this make shift storage closet or attain a building permit and make the area code complaint. Add fire alarm system detection equipment if closet is built appropriately. General: 80. Housekeeping closet off of the corridor to the abandoned interior pool; Stored items (linen) shall be kept at least 3 feet away from the electrical panels in this room. Abandoned Interior pool area and associated rooms and hallway 81. Remove all storage(furniture, mattresses,etc.) from the pool area,corridor and equipment rooms. 82.There is no fall protection around the mostly empty (approx. 1 foot of standing water in the deep end) pool. 83. Roof structure is severely water damage with rot and failure of support beams evident. Multiple holes through the roof observed.Roof is unsafe for-firefighters. Repair structure to building code standards or tear down. 84. Ceilings in the corridor and equipment rooms starting to collapse due to water intrusion. 85. Access corridor from the main building to this interior pool shows signs of severe water/moisture damage and has numerous soft spots in the floor along its length. 86. Repair walls along the hallway outside of the housekeeping closet. Main Building,2°d Floor General: 87.2nd floor hallway to main lobby corridor smoke doors; doors do not fully close and with an astragal must close in proper sequence. 88. Housekeeping room near Room 209, repair ceiling. 89. Corridor Smoke Door at Room 224; damaged, will not self-close fully, sticks on carpet. 90. Exit door to rear stairs case and exterior(Stevens Street Side) near room 231; Door does not close fully the closer hardware is damaged, the door sticks on the floor. 91. Egress Stairs near Room 231,Closet in staircase not secure and filled with combustible debris and trash. Electrical room near Room 231: 92. Repairs holes in walls. 93.This room is not secure. General: 94. No exterior lighting (bulbs are missing) on exterior case near room 243. 95.No emergency light provided for exterior stair case near room 243. 96.Main Lobby Office; missing ceiling tiles due to portable room air conditioner installation(Built in unit is out of service). Lobby Bathrooms: 97. Men's room has no emergency lighting. 98. Women's room has no emergency lighting. Page 4 of 6 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 99. Women's room has no fire alarm warning strobe. Restaurant & Kitchen: 100. Restaurant; Remove extension cord at main entrance fire extinguisher. [Removed during Inspection] 101. Kitchen Hood System; Last hood grease build-up inspection was 02/18. With flat top,fryers,and char-broiler this hood must be inspected every 90 days (quarterly). Hood shall be inspected immediately. 102. Kitchen Hood System; The fire suppression system is required to be inspected every six months, last done 12/17 (due 05/18).This system shall be inspected immediately. Main Building,Basement: 103. This area has been cut up and modified since the last fire alarm system installation.These areas shall be re-evaluated and proper detection devices installed to properly protect the entire basement area. 104. Doors to the Maintenance repair area missing. Shall be self-closing and positive latching as were installed. 105. Conduct a general cleanup of this area to remove trash, waste materials etc. 106. Dry goods storage area accessed from within the maintenance repair area(access door from common corridor blocked by storage racks) requires fire alarm system detection. 107. Remove gasoline powered leaf blower from the building. 108. Flammable storage cabinet found open. [Corrected during Inspection] 109. Linen storeroom,found HVAC heating unit powered by a portable blower. Properly repair this equipment. 110. Linen storeroom,open electrical junction box on the above HVAC unit. ill. Linen storeroom, maintain 3-foot clearance of combustible storage from around the gas fire water heater. 112. Linen storeroom,conduct a general cleanup of this area to remove trash,waste materials etc. 113. Install a 5 lb.ABC fire extinguisher in the common corridor near the base of the stairs leading up to the kitchen. 114. Basement common corridor,repair ceiling—numerous holes. 115. Basement common corridor,remove extension cord powering the ice maker and provide/repair proper dedicated power or remove the ice maker. 116. Basement common corridor,repair and reinstall protective doors over the main electrical service in the hall near the exterior egress. 117. Employee Breakroom, repair extensive holes in the walls and ceilings. 118. Employee Breakroom, no fire alarm detection devices located in this space. 119.. Employee Breakroom, requires a clean-up of demolition debris,trash. 120. Cooler room, repair holes in the ceiling. 121. Housekeeping manager's office,repair holes in ceiling.. 122. Housekeeping manager's office, general cleanup required, remove trash and debris. Laundry Room: 123. Reinstall missing doors to this space. 124. Repair the electrical distribution box hanging from cables behind the dryer. 125. Repair numerous open electrical junction boxes. 126. Clean-up lint buildup from behind washers and dryer as well as from ceiling. 127. Clean dryer exhaust ducts and exterior exhaust screen of heavy lint buildup. Large "Dirt Floor Basement Area": 128. Remove piles of storage located on and in front of the electrical panels and shut-off controls, maintain access and a minimum of a three-foot clearance to the equipment. Page 5 of 6 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13=31JL-18 Boiler Room off of the "Dirt Floor Basement Area": 129. The fire extinguisher located in this room was last inspected in 2015,required to be done annually. 130. Remove trash,debris,and broken items form this space. NOTE: during the inspection numerous water leaks in the system were observed along with serious corrosion issues on various pipes and pieces of equipment. Attached Wood Frame House (tenant spaces not accessed as part of this inspection): 131. Fire Alarm system shall properly extend into all area of this building (including tenant spaces). Only partial coverage observed,system previously had properly covered in these areas. 132. Remove numerous extension cords in office area. 133. Provide Building Code complaint separation from the tenant space (massage parlor). Current separation is by closed doors some of which have glass windows. 134. Egress door from the restaurant at the connection to the wood frame house, door was found damaged and rotted, it is need of repair or replacement. Attached Wood Frame House Basement: 135. repair numerous open electrical boxes and panels. 136. Remove extension cord and provide proper wiring and/or outlets. 137. Gas Grill Propane tank removed to the exterior during inspection, properly secure this(outside of the buildings) or remove from site. 138. Remove gas powered lawn mower from basement. 139. Remove trash and debris build up from the basement. 140. Exterior area to the reat of the house and at the rear exit from the main basement in need of a cleanup. Remove combustible debris and overgrowth from the area in the alley between the buildings. As you make progress in cleaning up,and making repairs please contact us for re-inspections. y If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Dean L. Melanson, Deputy Chief Hyannis Fire Department. Cc; Town of Barnstable; Board of Health Building Department Electrical Inspector Licensing Division Plumbing Inspector Page 6 of 6 1�7 ,�tTay� Town of Barnstable Regulatory Services ' + BARNSrABLE. • _&. 9 � Richard Scali, Director 1639. Public Health Division ' Thomas McKean, Director 200 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4644 Fax: 508-790-6304 June 22, 2018 Owner\Operator International Inn& Suites 662 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 NOTICE TO ABATE VIOLATIONS OF MGL CHAPTER 140, Sections 32A, 32B, 32c, 32D, and 32E. The property owned by you located at 662 Main Street, Hyannis, AKA International Inn & Suites is operating an unlicensed motel in the Town of Barnstable. Motel licenses are non-transferrable. The 2018 motel license issued to Ravi Ahuja expired the day the property transferred. Food permits are non-transferrable. The 2018 Food permit issued to Ravi Ahuja expired the day the property transferred. Furthermore, Continental breakfasts falls under food permits, again, this is not allowed. You must immediately cease and desist all food operations until you receive a valid.permit. You are directed to correct the violations listed above by 12:00 PM Tuesday,June 26, 2018. You must file your completed applications and any associated fees for said licenses and\or permits or the hotel by this deadline, or the hotel will be ordered closed and any and all occupants will be ordered to leave. You may request a hearing before the Board of Health if written petition requesting same is received within ten (10) days after the date the order is served. Non-compliance will result in a fine of $100.00 per violation. Each day's failure to comply with an order shall constitute a separate violation. Should you have any questions regarding the above violations. PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH (::E�4�_ Thomas A. McKean, R.S., CHO Director of Public Health Town of Barnstable QAOrder letters\Housing-Motel viol ationsUntemational inn Town of Barnstable $ Regulatory Services Public Health Division 200 Main Street,Hyannis, MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4644 Fax: 508-790-6304 MAIL TO: TOWN OF BARNSTABLE PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION 200 MAIN STREET HYANNIS,MA 02601 PERMIT EXPIRES: ANNUALLY on DEC 31st PLEASE INCLUDE SIGNATURES OF INSPECTORS FROM THE BUILDING,FIRE AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS AND THE REQUIRED$50.00 FEE-PAYABLE TO:TOWN OF BARNSTABLE APPLICATION FOR A MOTEL LICENSE DATE NAME OF MOTEL�^.n ADDRESS OF MOTEL ��2 Y�0-�^`� S 7- Cry VILLAGE OF MOTEL NO. OF UNITS MAIN CONTACT NAME: EMAIL: PHONE: SWIMMING POOLS: INSIDE POOL CAPACITY / OUTSIDE POOL CAPACITY �-6 SOLE OWNER PARTNERSHIP CORPORAT�O STATE OF CORPORATION 0\11PT FEDERAL IDENTIFICATION NO. 2 2 g 9 Z IF PARTNERSHIP: NAME AND HOME ADDRESS OF PARTNERS Tel.No. Tel.No. IF CORPORATION; NAME AND HOME ADDRESS OF CORPORATE OFFICERS ^ p President ���I n(v 1 `��A{L� ,��-�^ 1 Tel.No. b 7 Treasurer '� ` \ r,.^� $ 'M�• `® ��\1 �� �� , , t? 3Z Tel.No. e.g Clerk I Tel.No. IF SOLE OWNER:NAME AND HOME ADDRESS : Tel.No. INSPECTED: (SIGNATURE OF APPL BUILDING DIVISION DATE FIRE DEPARTMENT DATE HEALTH DMSION DATE Q:Wpplication Forms\MOTEL May2015.DOC Page 1 of 2 McKean, Thomas From: McLaughlin, Charles Sent: Monday,July 23, 2018 10:56 AM To: McKean, Thomas Cc: Weil, Ruth Subject: RE: International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx Tom, Page 1: Summary.The permit app was not denied but was not acted upon. Page 12: Findings of Fact; cut and paste has wrong board members. Page 12: Decision. The Board did not vote to "approve". I don't believe that they voted to deny either. I think they took no action and expect to have a progress report at the next meeting. At least that's my memory. But they definitely did not "approve". Thanks. Charlie From: McKean, Thomas Sent: Friday, July 20, 2018 10:42 AM To: McLaughlin, Charles Subject: International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx Attached is an amended DRAFT decision letter from the Board of Health for your review. Please review and advise. Town of Barnstable • &UNS eBM • tp Z� P . ��$ Regulatory Servicesh rr�col rfD . 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IF PARTNERSHIP: NAME AND HOME ADDRESS OF PARTNERS Tel.No. Tel.No. IF CORPORATION; NAME AND HOME ADDRESS OF CORPORATE OFFICERS �ov32 p President��y rJ v ►�^�`� ��fLh 3� ��-'�^°^� Q, Tel.No. Treasurer 'l ` `� G rl g 'M�, `® ,c\\1, �4, ��V rv�r m�, 3Z Tel.No. Clerk Tel.No. IF SOLE OWNER NAME AND HOME ADDRESS : Tel.No. INSPECTED: (SIGNATURE OF APPL BUILDING DMSION DATE FIRE DEPARTMENT DATE HEALTH DIVISION DATE Q:\Application Forms\N40TEL May2015.DOC Page 1 of 2 f Town of Barnstable Barnstable THE Board of Health j'ulca j ' 1&ARN9rABLF_ 9 MA-Sa 200 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 �Ar 039. 2007 fD MA s Office: 508-862-4644 Paul J.Canniff,D.M.D. FAX: 508-790-6304 Donald A.Guadagnoli,M.D. John T.Norman July 20,2018 Mr. Gunrant (Marc) Patel International Inn Motel 662 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: International Inn Motel, 662 Main Street,,Hyannis ''A 308-049 Dear Mr. Patel: The Board of.Health held a hearing on July 17, 2018. At the hearing, the Board made the following findings of fact: 1) The applicant is currently operating a motel at 662 Main Street, Hyannis without a valid permit from the Board of Health. 2) During the inspection conducted on Friday July 13, 2018, there were multiple violations of the State Sanitary Code and State Fire Codes observed. 3) Room by room inspections did not occur by the Fire Department, Health Division, and Building Department. Orders The Board voted unanimously to issue you the following orders: 1) You shall cease and desist operation of the motel at 662 Main Street Hyannis as of July 17, 2018, 2) You shall vacate all of the units of this motel on July 17, 2018, 3) You shall ensure that no new occupants be allowed to occupy this Motel, 4) Inspections of every room by the Fire Department, Building Department, and Health Division shall occur prior to issuance of a motel license, 5) A sign shall be posted on the exterior wall adjacent to the main entrance which reads as follows: "MOTEL CLOSED PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. The sign shall be a minimum of 18 inches by 24 inches in size. -PER ORDER T E OARD � F HEALTH `4 ,\ A ' nAA ` )aul . Ca )ff .M. . Chairman Cc: Deputy Fire Chief Dean Melanson Police Chief Matthew K. Sonnabend Q:\WPFILES\Intemational Inn Cease Letter July 2018.docx I Town of Barnstable -Y-MABLE` Board of Health Decision and Notice Mr. Gunrant(Marc) Patel (d/b/a International Inn Motel) 662 Main Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts Hearing Held Due to Receipt of an Application for a Motel License Cease and Desist Order Issued Due to Operation of a Motel Without a License and Multiple Violations of the State Sanitary Code and Fire Code Summary: Motel Permit Application Petitioner: Gunrant (Marc) Patel 35 Weatherdeck Road, Bourne MA 02532 Property Address: 662 Main Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts Assessor's Map/Parcel: 308-049 Property Owner: Gunrant(Marc) Patel, President, Mohan Patel,Treasurer Hearing Dates: July 17, 2018 Background The Town of Barnstable Board of Health held a hearing on July 17, 2018 after receiving an application for a motel license dated June 26, 2018 from Gunrant (Marc) Patel. During the hearing, the owner of the motel Gunrant (Marc) Patel was given the opportunity to show- cause why a permit to operate a motel should be granted. The subject property is a 3.17 acre developed lot with frontage on Main Street Hyannis. The lot contains a 19,342 square feet building and was permitted as a motel for many years. The building is U shaped with two story sections. The motel consists of 141 units, a restaurant, a bar area, an indoor swimming pool, and an outdoor swimming pool. The bar, restaurant, and swimming pools are currently closed. The motel is served by public water and public sewer. Procedural & Hearing Summary A public hearing before the Board of Health was held on July 17, 2018. Board Members deciding this were Paul J. Canniff, John T. Norman, and Donald A. Guadagnoli, M.D. Assistant Town Attorney Charles McLaughlin was present. Gunrant (Marc) Patel represented himself before the Board. The Director of Public Health, Thomas McKean, testified it was discovered on June 22, 2018 that the motel was recently sold to a new owner. An order letter, addressed to Marc Patel, was prepared and delivered that same day to 662 Main Street Hyannis. Four days after that date (and four hours after the established deadline) an application for a motel license was finally received from Mr. Gunrant (Marc) Patel on June 26, 2018 at 4:00 p.m. This hearing is held to review the application for a motel license. f 2 Mr. McKean introduced Health Inspector Donna Miorandi R.S., Deputy Fire Chief Dean Melanson, and Building Commissioner Brian Florence. Deputy Fire Chief Dean Melanson stated he conducted a walk-through, not a complete room-by-room inspection, on Friday July 13, 2018 . The following report of Fire Code violations dated July 17, 2018 was submitted to the Board: i i Q:\WPFILESUntemational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.doex 2 L 3 HYANNIS FIRE DEPARTMENT 95 HIGH SCHOOL ROAD EXTENSION HYANNIS, MA 02601 OFFICE OF BUSINESS 508-775-1300 DEAN MELANSON EMERGENCY 9-1-1 DEPUTY CHIEF FAX 508-778-6448 July 17,2018 Mr.Mark Patel International Inn 662 Main Street Hyannis,MA 02601 Re;Friday,July 13,2018 Fire and Health Inspection Mr.Patel, Below are the fire code safety violations found at the above property during the combined Hyannis Fire Department and Town of Barnstable Board of Health scheduled inspection on July 13,2018, General Notes: Corridor Smoke Doors;these doors are required to be self-closing and closed when not in use.Most were found to be manually held open.Many were found to be damaged and cannot fully close.They need to be repaired and the only way they can be held open is with approved magnetic hold-open devices that automatically release upon a fire alarm system activation.A permit from the fire department is required for any fire alarm work. We did not inspect every rental room as some were occupied,we did random inspections.Rooms are to be used for their intended purpose and are not designed to be used for storage or as works shops. The fire alarm system for this property requires an annual compliance and function test and inspection complaint with NFPA 25 and 72. Outside Pool: 1. Remove gasoline container and gasoline powered pressure washer from under the wood exterior egress stairs. Outside Wboden Egress Stairs adjacent to the Outside Pool: 2. 1"Floor egress door to these stairs is difficult to open,and does not fully close. 3. Remove the waist high extension cord running through the at grade exit path. [Corrected during Inspection] 4. 2nd floor stairs;All railings are very loose and will probably not support a person leaning against them. 5. On numerous areas of this fire escape the deck boards are loose presenting a trip hazard. 6. The stairs from the last landing to the ground are very wobbly and the entire assembly moves when walked on. 7. Stair treads are loose and peeling up creating a trip hazard. 8. Support posts for this assembly move when the assembly is walked on,one is partially off of its support pad. 9. No emergency lighting provided on this staircase from either floor level. Q:\WPFILES\Intemational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 3 f 4 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 Exterior Pool,Basement Equipment Room: 10.Remove extension cords. 11.Install a 5 lb,ABC extinguisher near the basement exit door. Interior egress stair near room 182: 12.Exterior exit door,the panic hardware assembly is broken and parts are missing. 13.Door from the hallway to the staircase was found chocked open. 14.Soda and ice machines located in the first-floor egress stair vestibule with no fire detection equipment installed in this area. Honsekeeping closet across from Room 182: 15.Repairs holes in the ceiling and walls. 16.Repair self-closing door. 'General: 17.Room 182:the bathroom vent fan scraps on the casing when in operation. 18.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 182;found chocked open. 19.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 170;found chocked open. 20.Room 68;Found filled with trash,debris,used mattresses,construction items.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 21.Room 170;Found filled with trash,debris,used mattresses,construction items.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 22.Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 166;not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 23.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 162;found chocked open. Room 162, 24.Ceiling found to be built down and around the system heat detector. 25.Room door does not properly close. ene l: 26.Room 160;Found filled debris,wood boards,used mattresses,tools and paint.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 27.Corridor Electrical Panel at Room 158;found unsecured and damaged. 28.Corridor Emergency Light at Room 156;Found very dim,lighting levels are not code compliant. 29.Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 154;Found damaged and not properly secured to the wall, extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 30.Corridor Emergency Light at Room 152;Not operational. Room 150: 31.Found filled with storage,ceiling panels,light fixtures and bags of linen.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 32.Room smoke detector is missing. Exit Corridor to exterior and Egress Stairs serving tunnel and 2°"floor: 33.Door leading up from the lower level does not self-close,closer hardware missing. 34.This exit door has a padlock hasp assembly installed that shall be removed. Basement Equipment and Storage Area off of the Tunnel Egress Corridor: 35.Filled with used mattresses,trash and debris,broken air conditioners.Remove trash and debris and properly store any remaining items so that the area can be accessed safely. 36.Properly correct numerous open electrical boxes and exposed open wiring in this area. 37.Paper faced insulation installed in this area.Either remove or properly cover with sheetrock or another approved ceiling material. 38.Install system fire detection equipment in the small storage room. Page 2 of 6 Q:\WPF1LESuntemational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 4 f 5 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 Furnace Room off of the basement store rooms: 39.Properly correct numerous open electrical boxes and exposed open wiring in this area. 40.Numerous water leaks noted in this room,some from above. 41.The ceiling has collapsed in numerous areas,properly repair. 42.Remove trash and debris from this room NOTE;Water circulator pump in this room was heard to be wrapping badly and is in need of repair or replacement. Second Floor Back Building: Top of Egress Stairs near room 245; 43.Egress door from Corridor to stairs found chocked open. Two storage closets inside the egress stair 2°"floor landing: 44.Found filled with trash and debris,properly clean and store any useful items. 45.Install system fire detection in each closet. 46.Properly secure each closet when not in use. 47.Repair holes in walls,ceiling and door of each closet. General: 48.Corridor smoke detector outside of room 249 ceiling has been built up around the device. 49.Corridor Electrical Panel at Room 251;found unsecured and damaged. 50.Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 166;not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 51.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 262;found chocked open. 52.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 270;found partially open,not self-closing,hardware removed. 53.Room 268;Room smoke detector on ceiling immediately above ceiling fan,not code complaint. 54.Room 270;Room smoke detector on ceiling immediately above ceiling fan,not code complaint. 55.Egress Stairwell Door at Room 280,Door chocked open. 56.Corridor Emergency light at Room 286,Not operational. 57.Corridor at Room 286,Removed stored paint,supplies and clothing from corridor. 58.Corridor at Room 286,Fire Extinguisher and cabinet missing. Rooms 286 and 288: 59.Rooms are interlinked together and being rented to staff members long term. 60.Both living rooms are being used as bedrooms with no smoke detection. 61.Unit smoke detectors are located inside the designed bedroom,not outside as required by code. 62.Smoke detectors within this double unit shall be interconnected as currently occupied. 63.Room 288,open electrical outlet in the bathroom. Water Heater Basement,Sea Street side of property: 64.Clean-up brush,trash,and construction debris against the building at the bulkhead area. 65.Properly correct open electrical equipment in this basement area. 66.Paper faced insulation installed in this area.Either remove or properly cover with sheetrock or another approved ceiling material. Main Building,191 floor: 67.Exterior exit door from tunnel and corridor,repair panic hardware on this door. 68.An Exit sign is required at the above exit door. 69.An emergency light is required at this exit door and set of stairs. 70.Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 142;not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 71.Electrical room near Room 132;remove storage and tires from the room-no storage allowed in electrical rooms. Page 3 of 6 Q:\WPFILES\Intemational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 5 l 6 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-3UL-18 72.Exit door to rear stairs case and exterior(Stevens Street Side)near room 131;Door sticks and does not close fully. Water heater room under the rear egress staircase near room 131: 73.Door to this space is not secured. 74.Repair open ceiling. 75.Repair holes in the walls. General: 76.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 124;found chocked open. 77.Corridor exit sign at Room 122,hanging down from ceiling. Mid corridor open egress lobby to main parking lot,•Original construction:this staircase was an open riser staircase with an open floor plan under it: 78.Remove storage from snake shift storage closet under the staircase;pesticides,extension cords, flammables,and other maintenance items along with trash and debris. 79.Remove this make shift storage closet or attain a building permit and make the area code complaint.Add fire alarm system detection equipment if closet is built appropriately. e eral: 80.Housekeeping closet off of the corridor to the abandoned interior pool;Stored items(linen)shall be kept at least 3 feet away from the electrical panels in this room. Abandoned Interior pool area and associated rooms and hallway; 81.Remove all storage(furniture,mattresses,etc.)from the pool area,corridor and equipment rooms. 82.There is no fall protection around the mostly empty(approx. 1 foot of standing water in the deep end) pool. 83.Roof structure is severely water damage with rot and failure of support beams evident.Multiple holes through the roof observed.Roof is unsafe for firefighters.Repair structure to building code standards or tear down. 84.Ceilings in the corridor and equipment rooms starting to collapse due to water intrusion. 85.Access corridor from the main building to this interior pool shows signs of severe water/moisture damage and has numerous soft spots in the floor along its length. 86.Repair walls along the hallway outside of the housekeeping closet. Main Building,V Floor General: 87.2nd floor hallway to main lobby corridor smoke doors;doors do not fully close and with an astragal must close in proper sequence. 88.Housekeeping room near Room 209,repair ceiling. 89.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 224;damaged,will not self-close fully,sticks on carpet. 90.Exit door to rear stairs case and exterior(Stevens Street Side)near room 231;Door does not close fully the closer hardware is'damaged,the door sticks on the floor. 91.Egress Stairs near Room 231,Closet in staircase not secure and filled with combustible debris and trash. Electrical room near Room 231: 92.Repairs holes in walls. 93.This room is not secure. eneral• 94.No exterior lighting(bulbs are missing)on exterior case near room 243. 95.No emergency light provided for exterior stair case near room 243. 96.Main Lobby Office;missing ceiling tiles due to portable room air conditioner installation(Built in unit is out of service). Lobby Bathrooms: 97.Men's room has no emergency lighting. 98.Women's room has no emergency lighting. Page 4 of 6 Q:\WPFILES\lntemational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 6 f— 7 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-3UL-18 99.Women's room has no fire alarm warning strobe. Restaurant&Kitchen: 100. Restaurant;Remove extension cord at main entrance fire extinguisher. (Removed during Inspection] 101, Kitchen Hood System;Last hood grease build-up inspection was 02118.With flat top,fryers,and char-broiler this hood must be inspected every 90 days(quarterly).Hood shall be inspected immediately. 102. Kitchen Hood System;The fire suppression system is required to be inspected every six months, last done 12/17(due 05/18).This system shall be inspected immediately. Main Building.Basement: 103. This area has been cut up and modified since the last fire alarm system installation.These areas shall be re-evaluated and proper detection devices installed to properly protect the entire basement area. 104. Doors to the Maintenance repair area missing.Shall be self-closing and positive latching as were installed. 105. Conduct a general cleanup of this area to remove trash,waste materials etc. 106. Dry goods storage area accessed from within the maintenance repair area(access door from common corridor blocked by storage racks)requires fire alarm system detection. 107. Remove gasoline powered leaf blower from the building. 108. Flammable storage cabinet found open. [Corrected during Inspection] 109. Linen storeroom,found HVAC heating unit powered by a portable blower.Properly repair this equipment. 110. Linen storeroom,open electrical junction box on the above HVAC unit. III. Linen storeroom,maintain 3-foot clearance of combustible storage from around the gas fire water heater. 112. Linen storeroom,conduct a general cleanup of this area to remove trash,waste materials etc. 113. Install a 5 lb.ABC fire extinguisher in the common corridor near the base of the stairs leading up to the kitchen. 114. Basement common corridor,repair ceiling—numerous holes. 115. Basement common corridor,remove extension cord powering the ice maker and provide/repair proper dedicated power or remove the ice maker. 116. Basement common corridor,repair and reinstall protective doors over the main electrical service in the hall near the exterior egress. 117. Employee Breakroom,repair extensive holes in the walls and ceilings. 118, Employee Breakroom,no fire alarm detection devices located in this space. 119. Employee Breakroom,requires a clean-up of demolition debris,trash. 120. Cooler room,repair holes in the ceiling. 121. Housekeeping manager's office,repair holes in ceiling. 122. Housekeeping manager's office,general cleanup required,remove trash and debris. Laundry Room: 123.^ Reinstall missing doors to this space. 124. Repair the electrical distribution box hanging from cables behind the dryer. 125. Repair numerous open electrical junction boxes. 126. Clean-up lint buildup from behind washers and dryer as well as from ceiling. 127. Clean dryer exhaust ducts and exterior exhaust screen of heavy lint buildup. Large'Urt Floor Basement Area": 128. Remove piles of storage located on and in front of the electrical panels and shut-off controls, maintain access and a minimum of a three-foot clearance to the equipment. Page 5 of 6 Q W[PFILESUntemational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 7 f 8 • 1 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 Boiler Room off of the"Dirt Floor Basement Area": 129. The fire extinguisher located in this room was last inspected in 2015,required to be done annually. 130. Remove trash,debris,and broken items form this space. NOTE:during the inspection numerous water leaks in the system were observed along with serious corrosion issues on various pipes and pieces of equipment. Attached Wood Frame House(tenant spaces not accessed as part of this inspection): 131. Fire Alarm system shall properly extend into all area of this building(including tenant spaces). Only partial coverage observed,system previously had properly covered in these areas. 132. Remove numerous extension cords in office area. 133. Provide Building Code complaint separation from the tenant space(massage parlor).Current separation is by closed doors some of which have glass windows. 134. Egress door from the restaurant at the connection to the wood frame house,door was found damaged and rotted,it is need of repair or replacement. Attached Wood Frame House Basement: 135. repair numerous open electrical boxes and panels. 136. Remove extension cord and provide proper wiring and/or outlets. 137. Gas Grill Propane tank removed to the exterior during inspection,properly secure this(outside of the buildings)or remove from site. 138. Remove gas powered lawn mower from basement. 139. Remove trash and debris build up from the basement. 140. Exterior area to the reat of the house and at the rear exit from the main basement in need of a cleanup.Remove combustible debris and overgrowth from the area in the alley between the buildings. As you make progress in cleaning up,and making repairs please contact us for re-inspections. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Dean L.Melanson,Deputy Chief Hyannis Fire Department. Cc; Town of Barnstable; Board of Health Building Department Electrical Inspector Licensing Division Plumbing Inspector Page 6 of 6 Q:\WPFILESuntemational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 8 f 9 Health Inspector Donna Miorandi testified she conducted an inspection on Friday July 13, 2018 and submitted the following report dated July 17, 2018: INSPECTION SUMMARY OF July 17, 2018 • The majority of the mattresses and box springs in the room are stained, torn and the average age of them is anywhere from 13 years old to 24 years old. • Many of the ceiling tiles in common hallways are severely stained and the tiles are bulging downward. • There is a stairway and railings that are very weak however, I am not a building inspector. • There are a few rooms that are out of service and they are packed with old furniture, mattresses and one room is stacked with office supplies. • There is an ice machine in the common area used for guests that appears quite dirty and'the last servicing date by Harris&Warren was on July 19, 2012. Allegedly, they are servicing this on their own with in-house staff. • There are many air conditioning units that have dirty filters and missing control panels. • There is minimal housekeeping done in the rooms as evidenced by many piles of dust, dirt, cobwebs, and other foreign debris. There were even chocolate chip cookies and bottle caps under one bed. • There are windows (exterior) that are cracked and most rooms and hallway windows have no screens.There is one large floor to ceiling window in the building overlooking the outdoor pool that is cracked and is held in place with duct tape. This window is in the Waldorf area up on the second floor. There is a broken window in the basement that is clearly an entryway for flies and other pests. • There are many areas of the hotel where the wallpaper is bubbling up and coming away from the wall. In the Waldorf area again up on the second floor the wallpaper is falling off and exposing moldy looking sheetrock. • There are several janitorial closets that are loaded with debris such as old tools, broken toilet seats, truck tires, etc. • In addition,there are bath rooms where the ventilations fans in the ceiling are very noisy indicating they need new motors. There are electrical outlets in bathroom that have no switch plates on them thereby exposing capped wires. In addition, one electrical outlet that appears to be a GFI has a burn mark on the exterior. • Throughout the building primarily in the basement areas there are open electrical junction boxes exposing wires. • In many locations of the building there are cans of Raid,jugs of Bed Bug sprays, etc. I have repeatedly told them that as a commercial property they cannot apply insecticides or pesticides themselves. A licensed exterminator must be hired. • The outside swimming pool has not attempted to obtain a pool permit for 2018. It had some leaks and according to the manager, Ahmed Shahin, they have fixed the leaks in the pool. It will need a variance due to the fact that the steps protrude into the swimming area and there is not a four foot clearance around the pool due to furniture. • The inside pool has not been permitted in almost 30 years. The roof is leaking and filling up the pool which is a safety hazard. There is evidence in this room that the timbers are cracked and endangering the status of the roof. It could be an imminent collapse. In another room off the pool where pool equipment was stored the roofs are bulging downward and appear to be in danger of collapsing. On a rainy day, while walking down this long dark hallway, there is rainwater coming in through the ceiling. The hallway(to the indoor pool) has been stacked with old mattresses and QAWPFILESUntemational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 9 I 10 other old equipment. Around the perimeter of the pool is much old furniture stacked up that is definitely a safety hazard for anyone working in that room who could fall into the pool and drown in the water that is built up in the bottom of this deep pool. • They have admitted to the fact that they are serving what they call a "continental breakfast". They do not have am approved food permit for the facility and this is due to no common victualler license and no liquor license. They have gone beyond the scope of continental breakfast in serving eggs which was observed being hard boiled in a pan and left in the kitchen. The dishwasher has been used and they have not been maintaining a low-temperature dishwasher log. • There is improper chemical storage throughout the building and as-of this-date the owners do not possess a current hazardous waste permit. • This hotel has quite a history of complaints that has been chronic for months or even longer. At present I am there weekly if not more on complaints from many hotel guests. Donna Z. Miorandi, R.S. Health Inspector Town of Barnstable Building Commissioner Brian Florence testified he and/ or a Building Inspector will be conducting an inspection of the Motel in the near future. Donald Guadagnoli asked Mr. Patel if he viewed the motel prior to purchasing the motel. Mr. Patel testified that he did view the motel which already had a motel permit, The permit issued to the previous owner, was due to expire at the end of December 2018 so he believed everything was okay. Note: A motel license is not transferable to a new owner John Norman asked Deputy Fire Chief Dean Melanson if he had a copy of an inspection report prior to licensure for 2018 and how could the building have "passed" an inspection at that time. Deputy Fire Chief Melanson answered he did not have a copy of the inspection report from December 2017 with him. He further answered that whenever inspections had occurred in the past, the previous owner corrected the violations. As each violation was discovered and brought to the owner's attention, the owner made repairs; in many cases "band-aid fixes" occurred rather than permanent replacement measures, in order to make needed repairs. For example a few years ago, the hot water boiler system expelled carbon monoxide into the building filled with occupants. The building was evacuated and the boiler was repaired, but not replaced. Also, a section of roof above the indoor swimming pool continues to be in poor condition at the motel. Mr. McKean testified the previous owner always made repairs after health violations were discovered. For example a few years ago, bed bugs were discovered in one of the motel rooms. The owner immediately evacuated the room and all surrounding rooms, then had the rooms treated properly prior to re-occupancy. However Mr. McKean testified, the building is getting older and with that, more issues are becoming apparent. Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 10 Findings.of Fact At the July 17, 2018 hearing, the Board unanimously made the following findings of fact: • During the inspection conducted on Friday July 13, 2018, there were multiple violations of the State Sanitary Code and State Fire Codes observed. The vote to accept the findings was: AYE: Paul J. Canniff, John T. Norman, Donald A. Guadagnoli, M.D. NAY: None Ordered The Board voted to issue the following orders: 1) The owner/operator of the motel shall cease and desist operation of a motel at 662 Main Street Hyannis as of July 17, 2018, 2) The owner/operator shall vacate all of the units of this motel on July 17, 2018, 3) The owner/operator of this motel shall ensure that no new occupants be allowed to occupy this Motel, 4) Inspections of every room by the Fire Department, Building Department, and Health Division shall occur prior to issuance of a motel license, 5) A sign shall be posted on the exterior wall adjacent to the main entrance which reads as follows: "MOTEL CLOSED PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. The sign shall be a minimum of 18 inches by 24 inches in size. 6) The Board of Health requests a status report from staff at their August 28, 2018 public meeting of the Board of Health. The vote was: AYE: Paul J. Canniff, Donald A. Guadagnoli, M.D., John T. Norman NAY: None Al� , R AA-A IV ul a i M.D. a r Date Si Ned Q:\WPFILESUntemational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx l 1 �' 'Q Town of Barnstable ` �A`�'°81�` Board of Health 6)0 �°" � Decision and Notice Mr. Gunrant(Marc) Patel (d/b/a International Inn Motel) 662 Main Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts Hearing Held Due to Receipt of an Application for a Motel License Cease and Desist Order Issued Due to Operation of a Motel Without a License and Multiple Violations of the State Sanitary Code and Fire Code Summary: Motel Permit Application Petitioner: Gunrant(Marc) Patel 35 Weatherdeck Road, Bourne MA 02532 Property Address: 662 Main Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts Assessor's Map/Parcel: 308-049 Property Owner: Gunrant(Marc) Patel, President, Mohan Patel, Treasurer Hearing Dates: July 17, 2018 Background The Town of Barnstable Board of Health held a hearing on July 17, 2018 after receiving an application for a motel license dated June 26, 2018 from Gunrant (Marc) Patel. During the hearing, the owner of the motel Gunrant (Marc) Patel was given the opportunity to show- cause why a permit to operate a motel should be granted. The subject property is a 3.17 acre developed lot with frontage on Main Street Hyannis. The lot contains a 19,342 square feet building and was permitted as a motel for many years. The building is U shaped with two story sections. The motel consists of 141 units, a restaurant, a bar area, an indoor swimming pool, and an outdoor swimming pool. The bar, restaurant, and swimming pools are currently closed. The motel is served by public water and public sewer. Procedural & Hearing Summary I n July A public hearing before the Board of Health was held o u y 17, 2018. Board Members deciding this were Paul J. Canniff, John T. Norman, and Donald A. Guadagnoli, M.D. Assistant Town Attorney Charles McLaughlin was present. Gunrant (Marc) Patel represented himself before the Board. The Director of Public Health, Thomas McKean, testified it was discovered on June 22, 2018 that the motel was recently sold to a new owner. An order letter, addressed to Marc Patel, was prepared and delivered that same day to 662 Main Street Hyannis. Four days after that date (and four hours after the established deadline) an application for a motel license was finally received from Mr. Gunrant (Marc) Patel on June 26, 2018 at 4:00 p.m. This hearing is held to review the application for a motel license. 2 Mr. McKean introduced Health Inspector Donna Miorandi R.S., Deputy Fire Chief Dean Melanson, and Building Commissioner Brian Florence. Deputy Fire Chief Dean Melanson stated he conducted a walk-through, not a complete room-by-room inspection, on Friday July 13, 2018 . The following report of Fire Code violations dated July 17, 2018 was submitted to the Board: Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 2 3 HYANNIS FIRE DEPARTMENT 95 HIGH SCHOOL ROAD EXTENSION HYANNIS, MA 02601 OFFICE OF BUSINESS 508-775-1300 DEAN MELANSON EMERGENCY 9-1-1 DEPUTY CHIEF FAX 508-778-6448 July 17,2018 Mr.Mark Patel International Inn 662 Main Street Hyannis,MA 02601 Re;Friday,July 13,2018 Fire and Health Inspection Mr.Patel, Below are the fire code safety violations found at the above property during the combined Hyannis Fire Department and Town of Barnstable Board of Health scheduled inspection on July 13,2018. General Notes: - Corridor Smoke Doors;these doors are required to be self-closing and closed when not in use.Most were found to be manually held open.Many were found to be damaged and cannot fully close.They need to be repaired and the only way they can be held open is with approved magnetic hold-open devices that automatically release upon a fire alarm system activation.A permit from the fire department is required for any fire alarm work. - We did not inspect every rental room as some were occupied,we did random inspections.Rooms are to be used for their intended purpose and are not designed to be used for storage or as works shops. - The fire alarm system for this property requires an annual compliance and function test and inspection complaint with NFPA 25 and 72. Outside Pool: 1. Remove gasoline container and gasoline powered pressure washer from under the wood exterior egress stairs. Outside Wooden Egress Stairs adjacent to the Outside Pool: 2. 1°Floor egress door to these stairs is difficult to open,and does not fully close. 3. Remove the waist high extension cord running through the at grade exit path. [Corrected during Inspection] 4. 2nd floor stairs;All railings are very loose and will probably not support a person leaning against them. 5. On numerous areas of this fire escape the deck boards are loose presenting a trip hazard. 6. The stairs from the last landing to the ground are very wobbly and the entire assembly moves when walked on. 7. Stair treads are loose and peeling up creating a trip hazard. 8. Support posts for this assembly move when the assembly is walked on,one is partially off of its support pad. 9. No emergency lighting provided on this staircase from either floor level. 4 1 Q:\WPHLES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 3 f 4 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 Exterior Pool,Basement Equipment Room: 10.Remove extension cords. 11.Install a 5 lb.ABC extinguisher near the basement exit door. Interior egress stair near room 182• 12.Exterior exit door,the panic hardware assembly is broken and parts are missing. 13.Door from the hallway to the staircase was found chocked open. 14.Soda and ice machines located in the first-floor egress stair vestibule with no fire detection equipment installed in this area. Housekeeping closet across from Room 182• 15.Repairs holes in the ceiling and walls. 16.Repair self-closing door. General: 17.Room 182:the bathroom vent fan scraps on the casing when in operation. 18.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 182;found chocked open. 19.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 170;found chocked open. 20.Room 168;Found filled with trash,debris,used mattresses,construction items.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 21.Room 70;Found filled with trash,debris,used mattresses,construction items.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 22.Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 166;not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 23.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 162;found chocked open. Room 162: 24.Ceiling found to be built down and around the system heat detector. 25.Room door does not properly close. General: 26.Room 1 0;Found filled debris,wood boards,used mattresses,tools and paint.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 27.Corridor Electrical Panel at Room 158;found unsecured and damaged. 28.Corridor Emergency Light at Room 156;Found very dim,lighting levels are not code compliant. 29.Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 154;Found damaged and not properly secured to the wall, extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 30.Corridor Emergency Light at Room 152;Not operational. Room 150: 31,Found filled with storage,ceiling panels,light fixtures and bags of linen.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 32.Room smoke detector is missing. Exit Corridor to exterior and Egress Stairs serving tnnnel and Zed floor: 33.Door leading up from the lower level does not self-close,closer hardware missing. 34.This exit door has a padlock hasp assembly installed that shall be removed. Basement Equipment and Storage Area off of the Tunnel Egress Corridor: 35.Filled with used mattresses,trash and debris,broken air conditioners.Remove trash and debris and properly store any remaining items so that the area can be accessed safely. 36.Properly correct numerous open electrical boxes and exposed open wiring in this area. 37.Paper faced insulation installed in this area.Either remove or properly cover with sheetrock or another approved ceiling material. 38.Install system fire detection equipment in the small storage room. Page 2 of 6 Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing 2018.doHearing Results July 4 5 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 i Furnace Room off of the basement store rooms: 39.Properly correct numerous open electrical boxes and exposed open wiring in this area. 40.Numerous water leaks noted in this room,some from above. 41.The ceiling has collapsed in numerous areas,properly repair. 42.Remove trash and debris from this room NOTE;Water circulator pump in this room was heard to be wrapping badly and is in need of repair or replacement. Second Floor Back Building: Top of Egress Stairs near room 245; 43.Egress door from Corridor to stairs found chocked open. Two storage closets inside the egress stair 214 floor landing: 44.Found filled with trash and debris,properly clean and store any useful items. 45.Install system fire detection in each closet. 46.Properly secure each closet when not in use. 47.Repair holes in walls,ceiling and door of each closet. General: 48.Corridor smoke detector outside of room 249 ceiling has been built up around the device. 49.Corridor Electrical Panel at Room 251;found unsecured and damaged. 50.Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 166;not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 51.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 262;found chocked open. 52.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 270;found partially open,not self-closing,hardware removed. 53.Room 268;Room smoke detector on ceiling immediately above ceiling fan,not code complaint. 54.Room 270;Room smoke detector on ceiling immediately above ceiling fan,not code complaint. 55.Egress Stairwell Door at Room 280,Door chocked open. 56.Corridor Emergency light at Room 286,Not operational. 57.Corridor at Room 286,Removed stored paint,supplies and clothing from corridor. 58.Corridor at Room 286,Fire Extinguisher and cabinet missing. Rooms 286 and 288: 59.Rooms are interlinked together and being rented to staff members long term. 60.Both living rooms are being used as bedrooms with no smoke detection. 61.Unit smoke detectors are located inside the designed bedroom,not outside as required by code. 62.Smoke detectors within this double unit shall be interconnected as currently occupied. 63.Room 288,open electrical outlet in the bathroom. Water Heater Basement,Sea Street side of property: 64.Clean-up brush,trash,and construction debris against the building at the bulkhead area. 65.Properly correct open electrical equipment in this basement area. 66.Paper faced insulation installed in this area.Either remove or properly cover with sheetrock or another approved ceiling material. Main Building.V1 floor: 67.Exterior exit door from tunnel and corridor,repair panic hardware on this door. 68.An Exit sign is required at the above exit door. 69.An emergency light is required at this exit door and set of stairs. 70.Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 142;not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 71.Electrical room near Room 132;remove storage and tires from the room-no storage allowed in electrical rooms. Page 3 of 6 Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 5 6 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 72.Exit door to rear stairs case and exterior(Stevens Street Side)near room 131;Door sticks and does not close fully. Water heater room under the rear egress staircase near room 131• 73.Door to this space is not secured. 74.Repair open ceiling. 75.Repair holes in the walls. General: 76.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 124;found chocked open. 77.Corridor exit sign at Room 122,hanging down from ceiling. Mid-corridor open egress lobby to mai_parldng lot:Original construction•this staircase was an oven riser staircase with an open agor pin under it: 78.Remove storage from make shift storage closet under the staircase;pesticides,extension cords, flammables,and other maintenance items along with trash and debris, 79.Remove this make shift storage closet or attain a building permit and make the area code complaint.Add fire alarm system detection equipment if closet is built appropriately. General: 80.Housekeeping closet off of the corridor to the abandoned interior pool;Stored items(linen)shall be kept at least 3 feet away from the electrical panels in this room. Abandoned Interior pool area and associated rooms and hallway: 81.Remove all storage(furniture,mattresses,etc.)from the pool area,corridor and equipment rooms. 82.There is no fall protection around the mostly empty(approx. I foot of standing water in the deep end) pool. 83.Roof structure is severely water damage with rot and failure of support beams evident.Multiple holes through the roof observed.Roof is unsafe for firefighters.Repair structure to building code standards or tear down. 84.Ceilings in the corridor and equipment rooms starting to collapse due to water intrusion. 85.Access corridor from the main building to this interior pool shows signs of severe water/moisture damage and has numerous soft spots in the floor along its length. 86.Repair walls along the hallway outside of the housekeeping closet. Main Building 211"Floor General: 87.2nd floor hallway to main lobby corridor smoke doors;doors do not fully close and with an astragal must close in proper sequence. 88.Housekeeping room near Room 209,repair ceiling. 89.Corridor Smoke Door at Room 224;damaged,will not self-close fully,sticks on carpet. 90.Exit door to rear stairs case and exterior(Stevens Street Side)near room 231;Door does not close fully the closer hardware is'damaged,the door sticks on the floor. 91.Egress Stairs near Room 231,Closet in staircase not secure and filled with combustible debris and trash. Electrical room near Room 231• 92.Repairs holes in walls. 93.This room is not secure. General,• 94.No exterior lighting(bulbs are missing)on exterior case near room 243. 95.No emergency light provided for exterior stair case near room 243. 96.Main Lobby Office;missing ceiling tiles due to portable room air conditioner installation(Built in unit is out of service). bobby Bathrooms: 97.Men's room has no emergency lighting. 98.Women's room has no emergency lighting. Page 4 of 6 Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 6 7 Hyannis Fire Dept, Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 99.Women's room has no fire alarm warning strobe. Restaurant&Kitchen: 100. Restaurant;Remove extension cord at main entrance fire extinguisher. [Removed during Inspection] 101. Kitchen Hood System;Last hood grease build-up inspection was 02118.With flat top,fryers,and char-broiler this hood must be inspected every 90 days(quarterly).Hood shall be inspected immediately. 102. Kitchen Hood System;The fire suppression system is required to be inspected every six months, last done 12/17(due 05/18).This system shall be inspected immediately. Main Building,Basement: 103. This area has been cut up and modified since the last fire alarm system installation.These areas shall be re-evaluated and proper detection devices installed to properly protect the entire basement area. 104. Doors to the Maintenance repair area missing.Shall be self-closing and positive latching as were installed. 105. Conduct a general cleanup of this area to remove trash,waste materials etc. 106. Dry goods storage area accessed from within the maintenance repair area(access door from common corridor blocked by storage racks)requires fire alarm system detection. 107. Remove gasoline powered leaf blower from the building. 108. Flammable storage cabinet found open. [Corrected during Inspection] 109. Linen storeroom,found HVAC heating unit powered by a portable blower.Properly repair this equipment. 110. Linen storeroom,open electrical junction box on the above HVAC unit. Ill. Linen storeroom,maintain 3-foot clearance of combustible storage from around the gas fire water heater. 112. Linen storeroom,conduct a general cleanup of this area to remove trash,waste materials etc. 113. Install a 5 lb.ABC fire extinguisher in the common corridor near the base of the stairs leading up to the kitchen. 114. Basement common corridor,repair ceiling-numerous holes. 115. Basement common corridor,remove extension cord powering the ice maker and provide/repair proper dedicated power or remove the ice maker. 116. Basement common corridor,repair and reinstall protective doors over the main electrical service in the hall near the exterior egress. 117. Employee Breakroom,repair extensive holes in the walls and ceilings. 118, Employee Breakroom,no fire alarm detection devices located in this space. 119. Employee Breakroom,requires a clean-up of demolition debris,trash. 120. Cooler room,repair holes in the ceiling. 121. Housekeeping manager's office,repair holes in ceiling. 122. Housekeeping manager's office,general cleanup required,remove trash and debris. Loundrp Room: 123. Reinstall missing doors to this space. 124. Repair the electrical distribution box hanging from cables behind the dryer. 125. Repair numerous open electrical junction boxes, 126. Clean-up lint buildup from behind washers and dryer as well as from ceiling. 127. Clean dryer exhaust ducts and exterior exhaust screen of heavy lint buildup. Large"Dirt Floor Basement Area": 128. Remove piles of storage located on and in front of the electrical panels and shut-off controls, maintain access and a minimum of a three-foot clearance to the equipment. Page 5 of 6 Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 7 8 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 Boiler Room off of the"Dirt Floor Basement Area": 129. The fire extinguisher located in this room was last inspected in 2015,required to be done annually. 130. Remove trash,debris,and broken items form this space. NOTE:during the inspection numerous water leaks in the system were observed along with serious corrosion issues on various pipes and pieces of equipment. Attached Wood Frame House(tenant spaces not accessed as part of this inspect on): 131. Fire Alarm system shall properly extend into all area of this building(including tenant spaces). Only partial coverage observed,system previously had properly covered in these areas. 132. Remove numerous extension cords in office area. 133. Provide Building Code complaint separation from the tenant space(massage parlor).Current separation is by closed doors some of which have glass windows. 134. Egress door from the restaurant at the connection to the wood frame house,door was found damaged and rotted,it is need of repair or replacement. Attached Wood Frame House Basement: 135. repair numerous open electrical boxes and panels. 136. Remove extension cord and provide proper wiring and/or outlets. 137. Gas Grill Propane tank removed to the exterior during inspection,properly secure this(outside of the buildings)or remove from site. 138. Remove gas powered lawn mower from basement. 139. Remove trash and debris build up from the basement. 140. Exterior area to the reat of the house and at the rear exit from the main basement in need of a cleanup.Remove combustible debris and overgrowth from the area in the alley between the buildings. As you make progress in cleaning up,and making repairs please contact us for re-inspections. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Dean L.Melanson,Deputy Chief Hyannis Fire Department. Cc; Town of Barnstable; Board of Health Building Department Electrical Inspector Licensing Division Plumbing Inspector Page 6 of 6 Q MPFILESUnternational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 8 f I 9 Health Inspector Donna Miorandi testified she conducted an inspection on Friday July 13, 2018 and submitted the following report dated July 17, 2018: INSPECTION SUMMARY OF July 17,2018 • The majority of the mattresses and box springs in the room are stained, torn and the average age of them is anywhere from 13 years old to 24 years old. • Many of the ceiling tiles in common hallways are severely stained and the tiles are bulging downward. • There is a stairway and railings that are very weak however, I am not a building inspector. • There are a few rooms that are out of service and they are packed with old furniture, mattresses and one room is stacked with office supplies. • There is an ice machine in the common area used for guests that appears quite dirty and the last servicing date by Harris&Warren was on July 19, 2012. Allegedly, they are servicing this on their own with in-house staff. • There are many air conditioning units that have dirty filters and missing control panels. • There is minimal housekeeping done in the rooms as evidenced by many piles of dust, dirt, cobwebs, and other foreign debris. There were even chocolate chip cookies and bottle caps under one bed. • There are windows (exterior)that are cracked and most rooms and hallway windows have no screens.There is one large floor to ceiling window in the building overlooking the outdoor pool that is cracked and is held in place with duct tape. This window is in the Waldorf area up on the second floor. There is a broken window in the basement that is clearly an entryway for flies and other pests. • There are many areas of the hotel where the wallpaper is bubbling up and coming away from the wall. In the Waldorf area again up on the second floor the wallpaper is falling off and exposing moldy looking sheetrock. • There are several janitorial closets that are loaded with debris such as old tools, broken toilet seats, truck tires, etc. • In addition, there are bath rooms where the ventilations fans in the ceiling are very noisy indicating they need new motors. There are electrical outlets in bathroom that have no switch plates on them thereby exposing capped wires. In addition, one electrical outlet that appears to be a GFI has a burn mark on the exterior. • Throughout the building primarily in the basement areas there are open electrical junction boxes exposing wires. • In many locations of the building there are cans of Raid,jugs of Bed Bug sprays,etc. I have repeatedly told them that as a commercial property they cannot apply insecticides or pesticides themselves. A licensed exterminator must be hired. • The outside swimming pool has not attempted to obtain a pool permit for 2018. It had some leaks and according to the manager, Ahmed Shahin, they have fixed the leaks in the pool. It will need a variance due to the fact that the steps protrude into the swimming area and there is not a four foot clearance around the pool due to furniture. • The inside pool has not been permitted in almost 30 years. The roof is leaking and filling up the pool which is a safety hazard. There is evidence in this room that the timbers are cracked and endangering the status of the roof. It could be an imminent collapse. In another room off the pool where pool equipment was stored the roofs are bulging downward and appear to be in danger of collapsing. On a rainy day, while walking down this long dark hallway,there is rainwater coming in through the ceiling. The hallway(to the indoor pool) has been stacked with old mattresses and Q:\WPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 9 10 other old equipment. Around the perimeter of the pool is much old furniture stacked up that is definitely a safety hazard for anyone working in that room who could fall into the pool and drown in the water that is built up in the bottom of this deep pool. • They have admitted to the fact that they are serving what they call a "continental breakfast". They do not have am approved food permit for the facility and this is due to no common victualler license and no liquor license. They have gone beyond the scope of continental breakfast in serving eggs which was observed being hard boiled in a pan and left in the kitchen. The dishwasher has been used and they have not been maintaining a low-temperature dishwasher log. • There is improper chemical storage throughout the building and as-of this-date the owners do not possess a current hazardous waste permit. • This hotel has quite a history of complaints that has been chronic for months or even longer. At present I am there weekly if not more on complaints from many hotel guests. Donna Z. Miorandi, R.S. Health Inspector Town of Barnstable Building Commissioner Brian Florence testified he and/ or a Building Inspector will be conducting an inspection of the Motel in the near future. Donald Guadagnoli asked Mr. Patel if he viewed the motel prior to purchasing the motel. Mr. Patel testified that he did view the motel which already had a motel permit, The permit issued to the previous owner, was due to expire at the end of December 2018 so he believed everything was okay. Note: A motel license is not transferable to a new owner John Norman asked Deputy Fire Chief Dean Melanson if he had a copy of an inspection report prior to licensure for 2018 and how could the building have "passed" an inspection at that time. Deputy Fire Chief Melanson answered he did not have a copy of the inspection report from December 2017 with him. He further answered that whenever inspections had occurred in the past, the previous owner corrected the violations. As each violation was discovered and brought to the owner's attention, the owner made repairs; in many cases "band-aid fixes" occurred rather than permanent replacement measures, in order to make needed repairs. For example a few years ago, the hot water boiler system expelled carbon monoxide into the building filled with occupants. The building was evacuated and the boiler was repaired, but not replaced. Also, a section of roof above the indoor swimming pool continues to be in poor condition at the motel. Mr. McKean testified the previous owner always made repairs after health violations were discovered. For example a few years ago, bed bugs were discovered in one of the motel rooms. The owner immediately evacuated the room and all surrounding rooms, then had the rooms treated properly prior to re-occupancy. However Mr. McKean testified, the building is getting older and with that, more issues are becoming apparent. Q:\WPFILES\Intemational Inn Hearing Results July 2018.doex 10 f 11 Findings of Fact At the July 17, 2018 hearing, the Board unanimously made the following findings of fact: • Duringthe inspection conducted on Friday Jul 13, 2018, there were multiple p Y Y violations of the State Sanitary Code and State Fire Codes observed. The vote to accept the findings was: AYE: Paul J. Canniff, John T. Norman, Donald A. Guadagnoli, M.D. NAY: None Ordered The Board voted to issue the following orders: 1) The owner/operator of the motel shall cease and desist operation of a motel at 662 Main Street Hyannis as of July 17, 2018, 2) The owner/operator shall vacate all of the units of this motel on July 17, 2018, 3) The owner/operator of this motel shall ensure that no new occupants be allowed to occupy this Motel, 4) Inspections of every room by the Fire Department, Building Department, and Health Division shall occur prior to issuance of a motel license, 5) A sign shall be posted on the exterior wall adjacent to the main entrance which reads as follows: "MOTEL CLOSED PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. The sign shall be a minimum of 18 inches by 24 inches in size. 6) The Board of Health requests a status report from staff at their August 28, 2018 public meeting of the Board of Health. The vote was: AYE: Paul J. Canniff, Donald A. Guadagnoli, M.D., John T. Norman NAY: None 01 n , A , R AAA ul a i .M.D. Jr Date Si Ned QAWPFILES\International Inn Hearing Results July 2018.docx 11 HYANNIS FIRE DEPARTMENT 95 HIGH SCHOOL ROAD EXTENSION HYANNIS, MA 02601 OFFICE OF BUSINESS 508-775-1300 DEAN MELANSON EMERGENCY 9-1-1 DEPUTY CHIEF FAX 508-778-6448 July 17, 2018 update 09-OCT-18 Mr. Mark Patel update 19-OCT-18 International Inn 662 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Re; Friday, July 13, 2018 Fire and Health Inspection Corrections and notes reflect conditions as of 09-OCT-18, reinspection 19-OCT-18 Mr. Patel, Below are the fire code safety violations found at the above property during the combined Hyannis Fire Department and Town of Barnstable Board of Health scheduled inspection on July 13, 2018. General Notes: - dself-elosing and elosed when not in use. Mos were found to be manually held open. Many were found to be damaged and eannot fully elose.They need to be repaired and the only way they ean be held opett is with approved magnetie hold-opet.l. deviees that atitomatieally release upon a fire alarm system aetivation. A permit from tifle fire department A for any fire alarm work:09-OCT-18 all corridor doors put on fire alarm system controlled magnetic hold open devices - We did not inspect every rental room as some were occupied, we did random inspections. Rooms are to be used for their intended purpose and are not designed to be used for storage or as works shops. - V The fire alarm system for this property . . inual eomplianee and funetion test and inspee 09-OCT-18 Annual Inspection documentation not yet submitted to HyFD. Inspection and testing certification received on 15-OCT-18. d=corrected on or before 09-OCT-18 Outside Pool: 1. d Remove gasoline eontainer and gasoline powered pressure washer from under the wood exterio egress staiit• Outside Wooden Egress Stairs ad*acent to the Outside Pool: Removed& being rebuilt 2. 1 S' Floor egress door to these stairs is difficult to open,and does not fully close. 3. d Remove [Corrected during Inspection] 4. V 2nd . 5. d On numerous areas of this fire eseape the deek boards are loose presenting a tfip hazard. 6. iI The stairs from the last 1 grottftd are very wobbly and the entire assembly moves when walked etn. 7. V Stair treads afe loose and peeling up ereating a trip hazard. Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 8. d Support posts for this assembly move whett the assembly is walked on, one is partially erff of its support pad. 9. No emergency lighting provided on this staircase from either floor level. Exterior Pool, Basement Equipment Room: 10. Remove extension cords. 11. Install a 5 lb. ABC extinguisher near the basement exit door. Interior egress stair near room 182: 12. Exterior exit door,the panic hardware assembly is broken and parts are missing. 13. Door from the hallway to the staircase was found chocked open. 14. Soda and ice machines located in the first-floor egress stair vestibule with no fire detection equipment installed in this area. Housekeeping closet across from Room 182; 15. Repairs holes in the ceiling and walls. 16. Repair self-closing door. General: 17. Room 182. the bathroom vent fan scraps on the casing when in operation. 18. Corridor Smoke Door at Room 182; found chocked open. 19. Corridor Smoke Door at Room 170; found chocked open. 20. Room 168; Found filled with trash,debris,used mattresses,construction items.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 21. Room 170; Found filled with trash,debris,used mattresses,construction items.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 22. Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 166; not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out 'I if bumped. 23. Corridor Smoke Door at Room 162; found chocked open. Room 162: 24. Ceiling found to be built down and around the system heat detector. 25. Room door does not properly close. General: 26. Room 160; Found filled debris, wood boards,used mattresses, tools and paint.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 27. Corridor Electrical Panel at Room 158; found unsecured and damaged. 28. Corridor Emergency Light at Room 156; Found very dim, lighting levels are not code compliant. 29. Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 154; Found damaged and not properly secured to the wall, extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 30. Corridor Emergency Light at Room 152; Not operational. Room 150: 31. Found filled with storage,ceiling panels,light fixtures and bags of linen.This room shall be cleared of all of these items. 32. Room smoke detector is missing. Exit Corridor to exterior and Egress Stairs serving tunnel and 2"' floor: 33. Door leading up from the lower level does not self-close, closer hardware missing. 34.This exit door has a padlock hasp assembly installed that shall be removed. Basement Equipment and Storage Area off of the Tunnel Egress Corridor: 35.V Filled with used mattresses,trash and debris, broken air eonditioners. Remove trash and debris and properly store any remaining items so that the area ean be aeeessed saf6y. 36. Properly correct numerous open electrical boxes and exposed open wiring in this area. Page 2 of 7 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 37. Paper faced insulation installed in this area. Either remove or properly cover with sheetrock or another approved ceiling material. 38.V install system fire deteetion equipment in the small storage rooflfl.. Furnace Room off of the basement store rooms: 39. Properly correct numerous open electrical boxes and exposed open wiring in this area. 40. Numerous water leaks noted in this room, some from above. 41.The ceiling has collapsed in numerous areas, properly repair. 42. Remove trash and debris from this room NOTE; Water circulator pump in this room was heard to be wrapping badly and is in need of repair or replacement. Second Floor Back Building: Top of Egress Stairs near room 245; 43. Egress door from Corridor to stairs found chocked open. Two storage closets inside the egress stair 211 floor landing: 44. Found filled with trash and debris,properly clean and store any useful items. 45. Install system fire detection in each closet. 46. Properly secure each closet when not in use. 47. Repair holes in walls, ceiling and door of each closet. General: 48. Corridor smoke detector outside of room 249 ceiling has been built up around the device. 49. Corridor Electrical Panel at Room 251; found unsecured and damaged. 50. Corridor Extinguisher Cabinet at room 166; not properly secured to the wall,extinguisher could fall out if bumped. 51. Corridor Smoke Door at Room 262; found chocked open. 52. Corridor Smoke Door at Room 270; found partially open, not self-closing,hardware removed. 53. Room 268; Room smoke detector on ceiling immediately above ceiling fan, not code complaint. 54. Room 270; Room smoke detector on ceiling immediately above ceiling fan, not code complaint. 55. Egress Stairwell Door at Room 280,Door chocked open. 56. Corridor Emergency light at Room 286,Not operational. 57. Corridor at Room 286, Removed stored paint, supplies and clothing from corridor. 58. Corridor at Room 286, Fire Extinguisher and cabinet missing. Rooms 286 and 288: 59. Rooms are interlinked together and being rented to staff members long term. 60. Both living rooms are being used as bedrooms with no smoke detection. 61. Unit smoke detectors are located inside the designed bedroom, not outside as required by code. 62. Smoke detectors within this double unit shall be interconnected as currently occupied. 63. Room 288,open electrical outlet in the bathroom. Water Heater Basement, Sea Street side of property: 64. Clean-up brush, trash,and construction debris against the building at the bulkhead area. 65. Properly correct open electrical equipment in this basement area. 66. Paper faced insulation installed in this area. Either remove or properly cover with sheetrock or another approved ceiling material. Main Building, V floor: 67.v Exterio. exit dom from tunnel and eorridor, repair pattie hardware on this door. 68.V An Exit sign is required at the above exit door. 69.d An efftergeney light is required at this exit door and set of stairs; 70.d Corridor Extingtfisher eabinet at room 142; not properly seettred to the wall,extittguisher eould fall out if bwrfped. Page 3 of 7 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 71. v — no storage allowed in 72. , Door stieks and does no elose-€ul4r. Water heater room under the rear egress staircase near room 131: 73. . 74. V Repair open eei l i ng. 75.d Repair holes n the walls. General: 76.d . 77.V Corridor exit sign at Room 122, hanging down from eeiling. Mid-corridor open egress Why to main parking lot; Original construction: this staircase was an open riser staircase with an open floor plan under it: Storage area completely removed. 78.d flarnmables, and other mainteftattee items along with trash and debris. 79.V Remove this Make shift storage eleset or attain a building pertnit and make the area eede eomplaint. Add fire alarm system deteetion equipment if eloset is built appropriately. General: 80.V 11ottsekeeping eloset off of the eorridor to the abandoned interior pool; Stored items (littefl) shall b kept at least 3 feet away from the eleetrieal panels ift this roo Abandoned Interior pool area and associated rooms and hallway: 81.d . 82.There is no fall protection around the mostly empty (approx. 1 foot of standing water in the deep end) pool. 83. Roof structure is severely water damage with rot and failure of support beams evident. Multiple holes through the roof observed.Roof is unsafe for firefighters. Repair structure to building code standards or tear down. 84. Ceilings in the corridor and equipment rooms starting to collapse due to water intrusion. 85. Access corridor from the main building to this interior pool shows signs of severe water/moisture damage and has numerous soft spots in the floor along its length. 86.d 87.d Repair walls along the hallway outside OF the housekeeping eloset. Main Building, 2nd Floor General: 88. V 2nd floor hallway to main lobby eorridor smoke doors, doors do not fully elose and with an astragal Replaced with a single door. 89. d , repair eeHiftg. 90. d E3orridor Smoke Door at Room 224; damaged,will not sel&elose fully, stieks on earpet. 91.d Exit door to rear stairs ease and exterior (Stevens Street Sid ) near roofn 23 1; Door does not elose fully the eloser hardware is damaged,the door stieks on the 92.J Egress Stairs near Roorn 23 1, Closet in sstairease not seeure and filled with eornbustible debris and tom. Electrical room near Room 231: 93.v Repairs holes. 94.d . Page 4 of 7 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 General: 95. V . 96.V No emergeney light provided for exterior stair ease near room 243. 97.V Main Lobby Offiee; fnissing eeiling tiles dtte to portable room air eonditioner installation(Built in ttni is out of serviee). Lobby Bathrooms: 98. VMen's room has no emergeney lighting. 99. V ' 100. V . Restaurant & Kitchen: 101. V . [Removed during Inspection] V Kitchen Hood System; Last hood grease build-up inspection was 02/18. With flat top,fryers, and char-broiler this hood must be inspected every 90 days (quarterly). Hood shall be iftspeeted immediately- 103. V Kitchen Hood System; The fire suppression system is required to be inspected every six months, last done 12/17 (dtte 05/18).This system shall be inspeeted immediately. Main Building, Basement: 104. V This area has been eut ttp and modified sinee the last fire alarm system installation.These areas shall be re-evaluated and proper deteetion deviees installed to properly proteet the entire basement area. 105. V Doors to the Maintenaftee issing. Shall be self-elosing .inally installed-. 106. V Gonduet a general eleattup of this area to remove trash, waste materials ete. 107. V Dry goods storage area aeeessed from within the maintenanee repair area(aeelss door from eommon eorridor bleeked by storage raeks) requires fire alarm system deteetion. 108. V Remove gasoline powered leaf blower ftom the builullIE. 109. V Flammable storage eabinet fbund open.[Corrected during Inspection] 110. V Linett storeroom,found HVAE3 heating tittit powered by a portable blower. Properly repai �. Blower removed, open electric sealed up. 111. V Linen storeroorn, open eleetrieal junetion box on the above HVAC uni • 112. V Litten storeroom, fnaintain 346ot water heater. 113. V Linen storeroorn,eonduet a general eleanup of this area to remove trash, 114. V install a 5 lb. ABe fire extinguisher ift the eemmen eorrider near the base of the stairs leadittg tip to the kitehett. Extinguishers placed in ad/acent rooms instead. 115. V - . 116. V Basement e mmon eorridor,remove extension eord powering the iee inaker and provide/f proper dedieated power or remove the iee make.r. 117. V Basement eommon eorrid , reinstall proteetive doors over the main eleetrieal ae,Y iee ift the hall near the exterior egress. ff 118. V . 119. V Employee Breakroom, tto fire alarnt deteetion deviees leeated in this spaee. 120. V Employee Breakroom, requires a elean-Up ,tr 121. V Cooler room, repair holes in the eeiling. 122. V , repair holes itt eeilittg. 123. V bris. Page 5 of 7 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 Laundry Room: 124. v Reinstall missing doors to this spaee. 125. v Repair the eleetrieal distribution box hanging f�om eables behind the drye . 126. V Repair nufnerotts open eleetrieal jtmetion boxes. 127. dC-lean-up lint btfildIttp from behind washers and dryer as well as from eeiling. 128. v E31ean dryer exhattst duets and exterior exhatist sereen of heavy lint btfildttp. Large "Dirt Floor Basement Area": 129. v Remove piles of storage loeated on and in front of the eleetrieal panels and shut-Off Boiler Room off of the"Dirt Floor Basement Area": 130. d The fire extingttisher loeated in this room was last inspeeted in 2015,reqttired to be done. anflually• 131. v Remove trash, debris, and broken items form this spaee. d NOTE, during the inspeetion numerous water leaks in the system were observed along with eorrosio triotts pipes and pieees of equipment. Under renovation on 09-OCT-18. Attached Wood Frame House (tenant spaces not accessed as part of this inspection): 132. d Fire Alarm system shall preperiy extend into all area of this btfilding (itteluding tenant spaets)-. areas.Only partial eoverage observed, system previously had properly eovered in these 09-OCT-18 fire alarm system coverage extended into tenant areas. 133. 09-OCT-18 Discovery Insurance, smoke detector improperly installed too close to wall assembly in main office area. 135. d Provide Building Code eo 1pliant separation frofn the tenant spaee (massage parlor). Current h have glass wind 136. d Egress door ftem the restattraitt at t1fle eonneetion to the wood frafne house,door was f-ound damaged and retted, it is need of merl ,ment. Attached Wood Frame House Basement: 137, repair numerous open electrical boxes and panels. 138. v . 139. v Gas Grill Propane taftk removed to the exterior during inspeetion, properly seeure this (Out of the bttildings) or remove from sftt. 140. d Remove gas powered lawn mower ftom basentent. 141. d . 142. vJ-A%.%,I I%J I atea to the rear of the hottse and at the rear exit From the main baseffieftt in need of-a eleanup. Remove eombustible debris and overgrowth from the area ift the alley between the btfildinp. 09-OCT-18 Reinspection A room by room inspection of all of the rental rooms in the main building residential area was conducted. The following was observed; 143. v doEumentation upon . Inspection and testing certification received on 15-OCT-18. 144. With the Board of health agent, I viewed a number of randomly selected mattresses that were identified to be new to this location. None of the mattresses had manufacture dates or any fire code compliance tags on them. Per the Mass. Fire Code 527 CMR 1.00 Chapter 20.8.5.2.2 and Chapter 12.6.3.2 they must demonstrate testing and compliance with Federal Regulation 16 CFR 1632 "Standard for the Flammability of Mattresses and Mattress Pads". Page 6 of 7 Hyannis Fire Dept. Inspection 660 Main Street on 13-JUL-18 145. V on the bael(side-ofthe g eSt FOOM GeFFOdE)F d9GF. ♦ gems 16, 122, 135, 203, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, diFectien to the exits (i.e.; affanged so the rAap fleeF plan affees with what a guest will actually eneaunteF if they eith�e, W— - 1-ft GF Fight eut of theiF Feeffl.) Seme plans weFe Rated te tFanspesed, 146. V Though AGt a fiFe eede vielatien it was noted that as FAaRy FOOms as e4ed above did net 147. d Reem 112, . 148. V oeem 204 oiling has been ••.-,ter damaged oiling tiles with the „system hoot detester .,n,� eeFFes+eR. 149. d . 150. V EFAeFgency light an eemmen rides at the ten of the Stine near room 211 constantly en. 151. V Deem 217 •I' heavily water damaged. f heel.fir alp m equipment fe -4te ntr and EeffeSiGA. 152. V Reem 215, guest Feem deGF does net fully clese by itself. 153. V Reem 216, repair the hole cut in the ceiling at the shewer 154. V Reem 220, Fepa*F OF Feplaee the hanging light fixtuFe eYeF the dining table, peweF GGFd has-a taped together eennerstie n then r eahle 155. d • 156. d • 157. d Reem 234, local smel(e deteekw appeaFS te have been missed in j1 ' . ent PFOgFarn. 158. V Reem 235 Relace h fl roomt at in the sitting adjacent to the chai. r r 159. V Reem 237 The hallway light fiat. is hanging_by its 160. V Reem 243 the fiFe alaFm system heat .dete••te 5 hanging by its 161. V Reem 243,The EhandelieF dimrneF SWOtEh epeFates the 16ght inteffnittently, light bl*Rl(en manageF Of this fire h&&w4 As you make progress in cleaning up, and making repairs please contact us for re-inspections. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Dean L. Melanson, Deputy Chief Hyannis Fire Department. Cc; Town of Barnstable; Board of Health Building Department Electrical Inspector Licensing Division Plumbing Inspector Page 7 of 7 r- Crocker Sharon o From: Paul Canniff <canniff.paul@gmail.com> Sent: Thursday,July 05, 2018 3:25 PM To: McKean, Thomas Cc: Crocker, Sharon Subject: Re: International Inn �rL"MWw I do not understand. If the International In was in that condition , how was it allowed to have a permit in the first place ? On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 3:13 PM McKean, Thomas <Thomas.McKeangtown.barnstable.ma.us> wrote: FYI At the time of the transfer of ownership, Richard Scali advised me not to close the Motel. It goes against the philosophy to close a business without just cause. Also he expressed concerns about making customers I vacate motel in the middle of their vacations, possibly with no where else to go. I i From: Paul Canniff Sent: Thursday, July 5, 2018 3:02 PM { To: Crocker, Sharon Cc: McKean, Thomas; Miorandi, Donna Subject: Re: FW: International Inn I I, also, am confused. Of course I am not any expert in anything, including the day to day operation of the Health Dept. Because of that I.do not understand how they are open for business yet it seems that they do not have a motel permit ! II On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 1:17 PM Crocker, Sharon <sharon.crockergtown.barnstable.ma.us> wrote: I Hi Donna, i There is a new owner applying for a motel permit. Due to the ill-repair of the International Inn, 1 It is my understanding that Dr. Canniff has asked to have the Board discuss whether we should be I( allow it to have a motel permit at this time. I I Tom/ Dr. Canniff, i Please let me know if I am misunderstanding it. Thank you. i --.� -- ' I I � 7;7- � I Sharon I II I From: Miorandi, Donna Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2018 10:16 AM j To: Crocker, Sharon j Cc: McKean, Thomas; Paul Canniff(canniff.paul@gmail.com) Subject: International Inn ; l � it it i I Hi Sharon: Can you tell me again what it is that International Inn is coming before the Board of Health for? � I I � Donna Paul J.Canniff,DMD Paul J.Canniff,DMD z ���Si�$ :. - . �� �Je +�� Q-�vEs��nS � u��ecn� Foss '[��e ir.�ern�ie�q � l (�Y� @ �C�� M�insk��e� � << �c�� ��« <s ���e�� �� �I��q.� �N`D l� �l� l2bkin� Rio 4�- i,�s-��E 7h�2 � �ce�s� !-�R iJ l� Y�� "ti, ��� ��,�� ��``b3�O'S5� � ���;i ; -r6y ��eti l�.y,e�� I Town of Barnstable Barnstable v cuvsras = AHM8 ieacat sn Regulatory Services Department , 1 9$A ib3� �� 'Ear° Public Health Division 200 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 2007 Office: 508-8624644 FAX: 508-790-6304 Thomas A.McKean,CHO October 19, 2018 Mark Patel International Inn 662 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Inspection results of Thursday, October 18 & October 19, 2018 On this date, Donna Z. Miorandi, R.S., re-inspected 27 out of the possible 83 hotel guest rooms. Inspection continued from October 9, 2018 and inspected a total of 62 rooms. This inspection was done in order to re-open the hotel that has been closed since July 17, 2018. On October 19, 2018, Donna.Miorandi completed the inspection and re-inspections of all 83 guest rooms in Building#1. None of the new mattresses in all of the rooms inspected had any tags on them indicating date of manufacture. The older mattresses in this hotel do have dates of manufacture tags on them. On October 18, 2018 there was hot water in this facility. The temperatures ranged from 105 degrees Fahrenheit to 112 degrees Fahrenheit during this inspection. Room 102 No problems. Room 103 No problems Room 104 No problems Room 105 No problems C:\Users\crockersh\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\rNetCache\Content.Outlook\K266YKRV\662 Main Street Hyannis MA 10- 18 10-19-18-18 inspection.doc Mark Patel October 19, 2018 Page 2 of 5 Room 106 No problems Room 107—this room is occupied by an employee and his wife. Room 108 Has a broken window and therefore not weathertight. Must repair this window. THIS ROOM IS NOT TO BE OCCUPIED UNTIL REPLACED. Room 109 This room has an old king size bed with a manufacture date of 8/3/2011. The ceiling tiles in room are blackened due to dust, dirt, etc. blowing out of vent on wall. The shower ceiling tile is torn-must replace. Room 110 No problems Room 111 Broken window pane. Hole in the wall behind entry door has been repaired. Room 112-New toilet in this room and new carpeting. Room 114 No problems Room 115 Refrigerator in room has been removed. Room 116 No problems. Room 117 No problems Room 118 No problems Room 119 No problems Room 120 Broken screen window has been replaced. Room 121 No problems Room 122 No problems Room 123 No problems Room 124 Bed skirt of full size bed has been cleaned. Room 125 Cracked, but taped big picture window. Room 126 No problems. Room 127 Baseboard in room has been kicked in thereby exposing some sheet rock and accumulated debris. Must repair. C:\Users\crockersh\AppData\Local\Microso8\Windows\INetCache\Content.Outlook\K266YKRV\662 Main Street Hyannis MA 10- 18 10-19-18-18 inspection.doc f Mark Patel October 19, 2018 Page 3 of 5 Room 128 Air conditioner cover has been fixed. Sofa in this room has been cleaned. Room 129 Caulking has been replaced around hot tub. FIRST ROUND OF INSPECTIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING ROOMS Room 130 No problems Room 131 No problems Room 132 No problems Room 133 No problems Room 134 No problems Room 135 Bathroom door has large dent which is exposing rough wood. Bathroom door has been repaired and painted. Room 136 No problems Room 137 No problems Room 138 Big picture window is cracked. THIS ROOM MUST NOT BE OCCUPIED UNTIL REPLACED. Room 139 No problems Room 140 No problems Room 141 No problems Room 142 One king size mattress needs to be cleaned and/or replaced. Room 143 Bathroom ceiling needs to be painted. Paint is chipping SECOND FLOOR Room 243 Bathroom sink faucet is inoperable. Faucet has been replaced. Room 242 Old box spring on king size mattress has been covered. Room 241 No problems Room 240 Ceiling around ceiling light fixture has been repaired and painted. Room 239 No problems Room 238 No problems Room 237 No problems C:\Users\crockersh\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Content.Outlook\K266YKRV\662 Main Street Hyannis MA 10- 18 10-19-18-18 inspection.doc C Mark Patel October 19, 2018 Page 4 of 5 Room 236 Ceiling around smoke detector has been repaired and painted. Room 235 No problems Room 234 No problems Room 233 No problems Room 232 Electrical outlet switch plate has been replaced and tested. Room 231 New toilet Room 230 No problems Room 229 No problems Room 228 No problems Room 227 No problems Room 226 Old stained box spring must be covered. Big crack in large picture window. DO NOT OCCUPY THIS ROOM UNTIL REPLACED. Room 225 Paint in bathroom has been painted. New shower rod installed. Room 224 Ceiling has been painted in two areas where there were dark spots. Room 223 No problems Room 222 No problems Room 221 Torn screen has been replaced Room 220 No problems Room 219 No problems Room 218 No problems Room 217 No ironing board in this room. No problems Room 216 No problems Room 215 No problems Room 214 No problems Room 212 No problems Room 211 No problems Room 210 No ironing board in this room. No problems Room 209 Large tear in window sheer. Shall replace or remove. Room 208 Dirty window sheer; shall wash and replace. Room 207 Toilet seat has been replaced. Phone has been installed in this room. Room 206 No problems Room 205 No problems Room 204 No problems Room 203 Toilet seat in this room has been replaced. Room 202 No problems C:\Users\crockersh\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Content.Outlook\K266YKRV\662 Main Street Hyannis MA 10- 18 10-19-18-18 inspection.doc r Mark Patel October 19,2018 Page 5 of 5 Room 201 No problems All of the above rooms are all located in what is known as Building #1. I have not inspected any rooms in Building#2 as it is still being worked on and not ready for my re-inspection. The request is only to re-open Building #1 at this time. The large picture windows in the rooms that I have noted in this report are recommended by me for NO OCCUPANCY. The owners understand that they will have to apply to the Historic Commission in order to replace these windows. These rooms are Room 108, room 138, and Room 226. Submitted by Donna Z. Miorandi, R.S. Health Inspector Town of Barnstable • I C:\Users\crockersh\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\1NetCache\Content.Outlook\K266YKRV\662 Main Street Hyannis MA 10- 18 10-19-18-18 inspection.doc Town of Barnstable .�o Barnstable S Regulatory Services Department 1619. Public Health Division I 200 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 2007 Office: 508-8624644 FAX: 508-790-6304 Thomas A.McKean,CHO October 10, 2018 Mark Patel International Inn 662 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Inspection results of Tuesday, October 9, 2018 On this date, Donna Z. Miorandi, R.S., inspected 27 out of the possible 83 hotel guest rooms. This inspection was done in order to re-open the hotel that has been closed since July 17, 2018. None of the new mattresses in all of the rooms inspected had any tags on them indicating date of manufacture. The older mattresses in this hotel do have dates of manufacture tags on them. There was no water in this facility due to a new boiler being replaced at this time. Therefore, no hot water temperatures could be taken during this inspection. Room 102 Needs a new lampshade due to staining. The bathroom has many dead bugs in them, including drain flies and dead cockroach, Room 103. No problems Room 104 Has no phone in this room. The bathroom also has dead bugs including cockroach. C:\Users\mckeant\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Content.Outlook\WBRMFCJ2\662 Main Street Hyannis MA 10- 09-18 inspection.doc Mark Patel October 10, 2018 Page 2 of 3 Room 105. No problems Room 106 No problems Room 107—this room is occupied by an employee and his wife. Room 108 Has a broken window and therefore not weathertight. Must repair this window. Room 109 This room has an old king size bed with a manufacture date of 8/3/2011. The ceiling tiles in room are blackened due to dust, dirt, etc. blowing out of vent on wall. The shower ceiling tile is torn-must replace. Room 110. Dead cockroach in bathroom. Room 111 Broken window pane. Hole in wall behind entry door-must repair. Room 112- Broken toilet. Room was flooded due to this toilet and therefore soaked the carpeting leaving a very musty, moldy smell. Must replace carpeting. Room 114 Dead cockroach on bath room floor. Room 115. Refrigerator in room has a very moldy rubber gasket. Must clean or replace. Room 116 This room has an old king mattress but appears to be in good shape. Room 118 . No problems Room 117. No problems Room 119 No problems Room 120. Broken screen window. Must repair. Room 121. No problems Room 122 No problems Room 123. No problems Room 124. Bed skirt of full size bed appears to have blood stain. Room 125. Cracked, but taped big picture window. C:\Users\mckeant\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Content.0utlook\WBRMFCJ2\662 Main Street Hyannis MA 10- 09-18 inspection.doc I Mark Patel October 10, 2018 Page 3 of 3 Room 126. Box spring of king size bed is dirty. Needs to be wrapped. No signs of bed bugs. Room 127 Baseboard in room has been kicked in thereby exposing some sheet rock and accumulated debris. Must repair. Room 128 Air conditioner needs a new cover. Existing one does not stay on unit. Must repair. Sofa in this room is being cleaned—has many stains and foreign debris. Also wall beside king size bed has been damaged in the baseboard/wall area. Must repair. Room 129. Much mold around the caulking of the hot tub. 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