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Building commissioner: PBVT site largely back in compliance after inspection
Summary
Jeff Daley, Warrick County Building Commissioner, said recent inspections found minor violations at the PBVT property that caught fire; township fire officials reported the facility is in better condition and staff will reinspect after 30 days to ensure remaining items are corrected.
Jeff Daley, Warrick County Building Commissioner, updated the board Aug. 10 on the property known as PBVT, which previously experienced a fire. Daley said county inspections at the end of last month and at the beginning of August found only a few minor corrections were needed and that the property owner had cooperated to address many original violations.
Colter Tate of the Ohio Township Fire Department, who completed a fire inspection, told commissioners the facility is in much better shape than before and that the remaining issues appeared minor. Tate said the department will reinspect after 30 days, and the typical enforcement cycle would allow another 30 days after that before further action. "We'll give them 30 days, and then we'll reinspect," Tate said.
Both building and fire staff said they would continue to monitor removal of remaining materials and compliance with required corrections.
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