The occupants of a downtown hotel will be relocated due to allegedly “deplorable” conditions, including fire hazards and infestations of mold and rodents.
The occupants of a downtown hotel will be relocated due to allegedly"deplorable" conditions, including fire hazards and infestations of mold and rodents, the San Diego City Attorney's Office said Monday.
City prosecutors said the C Street Inn, a six-story hotel located between Sixth and Seventh avenues and built in 1913, is being vacated and its 72 occupants will receive nearly $5,000 each in relocation costs. The City Attorney's Office says two inspections conducted earlier this year revealed mold and rodent infestations; a lack of fire/smoke alarms, sprinklers and extinguishers; unpermitted plumbing modifications; and electrical hazards.
NBC 7 went to the C Street Inn in April and found code violation signs posted on the doors by the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department.
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