Centlivre feels the heat- again

More woes for Centlivre apartment dwellers. Kathleen Quilliganof the New-Sentinel reports a fire broke out on the third floor. Centlivre was in the news after Wayne Township Trustee found some apartments unfit for certain residents.

Centlivre Apartment-inspection gone blind

Indiana News Center exclusive written & edited by Nicole Pence's report states that not only were there rodents taking over the complex after the city inspection crew declared it was minor. The reporter goes back in for a closer look and find that the inspectors overlooked mold. How did this happen?

How did this happen, Mayor Graham, city inspectors how did this happen?

It's important to remind you that Neighborhood Code Enforcement inspected three buildings last week. Thirty-two violations were filed, but none were serious enough to condemn the buildings, and there isn't a violation listed on any on these documents that deals with mold or mildew. However, officers only toured common areas and certain apartment units, and not the rooms you just saw.

It appears that Wayne township Trustee Rick Stevenson uncovered a much bigger problem impacting old school way of not dealing with a problem.