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To Oops wrote on Dec 18, 2008 4:08 PM:

" You are exactly right.. there are other buildings on Alaska Street that are not up-to-code. However, if you actually understood this subject matter, you would know that older buildings are not required to meet the same level of compliance as new buildings as long as they do not perform large scale renovations as the Gold Miner did. Second, I don't post comments here based on rumors I have heard. I am both experienced in this field and this particular building. "




Oops wrote on Dec 18, 2008 12:03 PM:

" Oh yeah, you all are privy to the work at the hotel because some "worker" passed his opinion on to you or "I know the facts" Sounds like a busy gossipy bunch of women to me. Tag you're it "




Oops wrote on Dec 18, 2008 11:22 AM:

" Personally there is some junk store B&B bargains right on Alaska st., upon entering the smell is overwhelming and talk about a fire hazard! I don't know how this crammed, dirty store is open. Now that's one place the fire marshall needs a good visit to. It's disgusting and unhealthy to even enter. "




More Stupid Rumors... wrote on Dec 18, 2008 10:39 AM:

" Great...two comments on this page and both are "Sounds like" and "My gut". You people see corruption and intrigue in everything. What a horrible view of life you must have. I know the facts. When the hotel renovated they were required to bring the building up-to-code. Requirements were clearly spelled-out. They failed to make the changes and failed the first inspection. The Marshall offered to work with them and they refused. After a couple months they re-opened and are now in violation again. I know these safety requirments are expensive, but they must be done. "




Oh Good Lord... wrote on Dec 18, 2008 9:12 AM:

" Too Oops and Paul Maguire...you are both either nuts or just enjoy trying to create conspiracy stories. "Oops", whenever I see your "name" on something I know that idiocy is about to ensue. The place was shut down in January for not having proper sprinkler systems (IE - NONE that worked), and for storing flamable gas containers near open fire. They're still doing the same things. Enough said. "




brvak wrote on Dec 18, 2008 8:47 AM:

" I work for a company that has opportunity to do service work in the Gold Miner. The techs always comment on the poor condition of the facility. That tends to tell me the place was shut down for cause and not for politics. "




Oops wrote on Dec 18, 2008 7:03 AM:

" Sounds like some rich pioneer offspring is eyeing to buy the hotel!. Keeping our city pristine and all. "




Paul Maguire PhD wrote on Dec 18, 2008 4:59 AM:

" I have a feeling there's more to this story behind the scenes. My gut - there something about this place that someone in power doesn't like. How's the Valley Motel checking-out? Please post there safety check info. "