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We then went over the 1 i st . The multiplug adapters were still in use until they saw me coming up to the door, they then started to remove them. The extension cord was still used to operate the freezer. I explaned to them that by moving the freezer they wouldn't have to use an extension cord. The occupant load was not posted in the dining area and one of the workers was sitting in the dining area smoking even though signs were posted. I explained to the worker that the building was a non-smoking area because of the type of -truction of the building. He then went outside or put it o-• We then went and looked at the fan. They had made Lempt to fix it, but there were wires hanging out of it. The stairs were not worked on at all. Very few corrections were made. I then told Mr. Becker that on August 29, 1984 there would be an inspection for a number of violations. His reaction to this was that they had no money and that his help was being layed off, so none cf the corrections could be corrected. I then explained to Mr. Beckez that because of fire hazards that existed and were not corrected within the prescribed time, and the blown fuses an soot that existed in fuse boxes, I would be -:losing the camp pursuant to MUFC 2.204(c). I then left to get the condemnation signs and the letter. When I got back, Lyle and myself met with Mr. Becker and we went through the fire hazards again. I then asked Mr. Becker if I could have the fuses from the fuse box that had blown tha•_ day. He said that I could. We then posted all the buildings with condemn :ion signs and I wrote two citations for items that were not corrected. I did not rewrite citations for past violations which were already cited. pc: Long Lake Fire Department Mel Kilbo, Police Chief Jeanne A. Mabusth, Zoning Administrator Lyle Oman, Field Inspector Tom Radio, City Attorney