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Iron County Board of Health revokes Silver Street Motel license over uncorrected sanitation violations
Summary
The Iron County Board of Health voted April 7 to order cleanup and revoke the operating license for the Silver Street Motel in Hurley, citing ongoing violations that remained uncorrected despite prior notices, temporary closure orders and an appeal opportunity.
The Iron County Board of Health voted April 7 to order cleanup of garbage at the Silver Street Motel and to revoke the motel's operating license after board members said violations remained uncorrected despite prior notices and a temporary closure. Dr. James Rocco moved the action, which was seconded by board member Zona Wick and carried unanimously at the meeting held at the Iron County Health Department in Hurley.
"Motion by Dr. Rocco to order the cleanup of garbage on the property and revoke license to operate Silver Street Motel, seconded by Zona Wick," the minutes record. Board staff said the revocation followed ongoing failures to address sanitation concerns, prior temporary closure orders and an appeal hearing during which the licensee had an opportunity to respond but did not resolve the cited issues. The board took formal action and the motion carried; no vote tally by name was recorded in the minutes.
Melissa Geach, who acknowledged that the meeting had been properly posted, was listed among staff present. The meeting minutes record that the board adjourned at 6:27 p.m. after completing the agenda.
