City of Columbus, OH bed bug complaints and trends per zip codes.
Sources:
Krista McAfee
Property Maintenance Inspector
City of Columbus
Department of Development
Code Enforcement Division
The document discusses the BBFC film rating system in the UK. A 12 rating means no one under 12 can rent or buy the film and allows mild language, violence and brief nudity. A 12A rating allows those under 12 to see the film at a cinema if accompanied by someone over 12. The Dark Knight was controversial as some felt it was too violent despite the 12A rating. The document also compares the advantages and disadvantages of independent regulatory bodies like the BBFC versus self-regulation.
The document discusses bullying, harassment, and the college's policies. It defines bullying and harassment as behavior that makes someone feel intimidated or offended. It explains protected characteristics under the Equalities Act 2010 and that the college has a zero tolerance policy for bullying and harassment to ensure a positive learning environment based on dignity and respect. The policy is enforced through the Student Disciplinary Procedure which involves stages of pre-stage, stage 1, stage 2, and stage 3 with consequences depending on the severity, possibly including suspension, warnings, or expulsion. Students who experience bullying can seek help from guidance lecturers, student advisors, or the student association.
The British Board of Classification (BBFC) was established in 1912 by the film industry to enforce order to film classification. This was in response to the 1909 Cinematograph Act, which gave authorities power to enforce cinema licensing laws. The BBFC regulates films, videos, DVDs, video games and advertisements. It is funded through fees charged to submit works for classification. It must abide by legislation including the Video Recordings Act, Human Rights Act, and various Obscene Publications and Criminal Justice Acts. The classification process involves departments that research, view, and classify submitted works. Consumer advice provides descriptions of content to inform classification decisions. Over time, legislation has aimed to regulate what audiences can view as social acceptability has changed between
The document discusses the history of film censorship and the Hays Code, which was established in 1930 to regulate motion picture production. The three key principles of the Hays Code were that films should not lower moral standards, present correct standards of life, and not ridicule or create sympathy for the violation of law. While social views have changed significantly since then, some elements of the Hays Code like depictions of rape or other repellent subjects remain largely unacceptable in modern films.
Film piracy involves illegally copying and distributing movies through various means. It has become popular in Britain as a cheap or free way to watch films. While it provides advantages to consumers, film piracy has negatively impacted the film industry over the past 5-10 years by reducing profits, potentially leading to higher prices, lower quality films, and job losses in the long term as funding for projects decreases. Examples of short term effects include lost potential earnings from blockbuster films and fewer people watching in cinemas.
The document provides information about the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), including what content they classify, their classification symbols and process, and guidelines. It details that the BBFC classifies films, videos, games and more in the UK according to age ratings and considers themes of discrimination, drugs, language and more. The classification process involves multiple examiners reviewing and discussing content. Case studies and public consultations help inform classification guidelines. The document concludes with an assignment that instructs students to create a presentation in groups about the BBFC and a film rating case study.
DIY bed bug treatments...what works and what doesn't
Mr. Andrew Christman, The Ohio Exterminating Co.
Mr. Dale Hodgson, Rose Pest Solutions
Dr. Susan Jones, The Ohio State University
The document discusses the BBFC film rating system in the UK. A 12 rating means no one under 12 can rent or buy the film and allows mild language, violence and brief nudity. A 12A rating allows those under 12 to see the film at a cinema if accompanied by someone over 12. The Dark Knight was controversial as some felt it was too violent despite the 12A rating. The document also compares the advantages and disadvantages of independent regulatory bodies like the BBFC versus self-regulation.
The document discusses bullying, harassment, and the college's policies. It defines bullying and harassment as behavior that makes someone feel intimidated or offended. It explains protected characteristics under the Equalities Act 2010 and that the college has a zero tolerance policy for bullying and harassment to ensure a positive learning environment based on dignity and respect. The policy is enforced through the Student Disciplinary Procedure which involves stages of pre-stage, stage 1, stage 2, and stage 3 with consequences depending on the severity, possibly including suspension, warnings, or expulsion. Students who experience bullying can seek help from guidance lecturers, student advisors, or the student association.
The British Board of Classification (BBFC) was established in 1912 by the film industry to enforce order to film classification. This was in response to the 1909 Cinematograph Act, which gave authorities power to enforce cinema licensing laws. The BBFC regulates films, videos, DVDs, video games and advertisements. It is funded through fees charged to submit works for classification. It must abide by legislation including the Video Recordings Act, Human Rights Act, and various Obscene Publications and Criminal Justice Acts. The classification process involves departments that research, view, and classify submitted works. Consumer advice provides descriptions of content to inform classification decisions. Over time, legislation has aimed to regulate what audiences can view as social acceptability has changed between
The document discusses the history of film censorship and the Hays Code, which was established in 1930 to regulate motion picture production. The three key principles of the Hays Code were that films should not lower moral standards, present correct standards of life, and not ridicule or create sympathy for the violation of law. While social views have changed significantly since then, some elements of the Hays Code like depictions of rape or other repellent subjects remain largely unacceptable in modern films.
Film piracy involves illegally copying and distributing movies through various means. It has become popular in Britain as a cheap or free way to watch films. While it provides advantages to consumers, film piracy has negatively impacted the film industry over the past 5-10 years by reducing profits, potentially leading to higher prices, lower quality films, and job losses in the long term as funding for projects decreases. Examples of short term effects include lost potential earnings from blockbuster films and fewer people watching in cinemas.
The document provides information about the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), including what content they classify, their classification symbols and process, and guidelines. It details that the BBFC classifies films, videos, games and more in the UK according to age ratings and considers themes of discrimination, drugs, language and more. The classification process involves multiple examiners reviewing and discussing content. Case studies and public consultations help inform classification guidelines. The document concludes with an assignment that instructs students to create a presentation in groups about the BBFC and a film rating case study.
DIY bed bug treatments...what works and what doesn't
Mr. Andrew Christman, The Ohio Exterminating Co.
Mr. Dale Hodgson, Rose Pest Solutions
Dr. Susan Jones, The Ohio State University
This document discusses canine scent detection for bed bugs. It provides an introduction to canine scent detection and how the methodology is applied to detecting insects, mold, and other targets. It discusses the science behind a dog's powerful sense of smell and how training ensures quality assurance. Several factors can impact a canine inspection's accuracy, including air flow, pesticides, and the level of infestation. Realistic expectations are outlined, noting that canines are not 100% accurate but are the best tool currently available to detect low-level infestations through odor. Contact information is provided for two canine detection companies.
The document discusses landlord and tenant obligations regarding bed bug infestations under Ohio law and other housing codes. It outlines that landlords are responsible for treating infestations in common areas and exterior property, while tenants are responsible for treatment within the unit they occupy. However, if an infestation spreads due to improper construction, both parties may share responsibility. The challenges for both landlords and tenants in dealing with bed bugs are also reviewed.
This document provides information about a bed bug pocket guide. The guide contains pictures to help identify bed bugs and their signs. It also includes details on integrated pest management strategies to deal with bed bugs. The guide can be purchased for $5 each and ordered from Summit VII or by contacting Dr. Susan Jones.
Dr. Susan Jones in depth discussion on bed bugs
Acknowledgments:
Central Ohio Bed Bug Task Force
Joint Bed Bug Task Force
Camille Jones
Greg Kesterman
Courtney Darrington
Josh Bryant
Nina Bogart
Kara Baker
This document summarizes manual and heat treatment options for bed bugs. It discusses the preparation required for each treatment method, how the treatments work, and advantages and disadvantages of each. Both treatments require extensive preparation like removing clutter and belongings. Heat treatment involves raising the temperature above 118°F for over 20 minutes to kill all life stages of bed bugs, while manual treatment involves applying pesticide products. A combination of both methods may be most effective.
The document discusses trends in claims facing community associations, including rising costs of defending directors and officers claims, especially in New York City. Discrimination, construction projects, and vendettas are leading to more D&O claims. Employment practices liability claims often involve discrimination and whistleblowing. Crime claims involve employee and board member theft as well as hacker and fraudster attacks, while managing agents are a common source of theft claims. Social engineering scams targeting employees and boards are on the rise. Emerging exposures include public accommodation lawsuits, tax fraud, pollution claims, and cyber attacks.
Title III of the ADA: How Does it Apply to Hotels, Restaurants, and Businesses?3Play Media
In this webinar, Marc Dubin, former Senior Trial Attorney of the US Department of Justice and CEO of ADA Expertise Consulting, will discuss the most common violations of the ADA that hotels, restaurants, and other businesses must address. In addition, each participant will be provided with a confidential quiz on service animal policy to help them assess their staff’s knowledge of the law and the risk that lack of training poses. Marc will hold all responses in confidence, and work with businesses to help them reduce their risk of ADA litigation or respond to ADA litigation.
A Community Mediation Center is a non-profit organization that provides mediation services to resolve disputes outside of court. It uses trained community volunteers as mediators and provides direct public access through self-referral. It handles a wide range of civil, criminal, family and juvenile cases, including small claims, neighborhood and workplace disputes, custody, visitation, juvenile offenses, and more. The goal is to empower disputants to find their own solutions in a facilitated process at little to no cost as an alternative to the court system.
Attachment: Commercial Analytics One PagerRoger Valdez
During these unprecedented times, our locally crowd sourced data provides up-
to-the-minute market insight. Here are some preliminary insights from local leasing offices this week: 50% of leasing offices report a decrease in leasing interest from prospective tenants, 65% of leasing offices are only showing apartments online or virtually, and 35% of leasing offices reported proactive requests for reduced rent or waived rent. Nearly 16% reported move-outs because of the crisis, including students ending leases early. A representative sample of responses from our COVID-19 survey when asked how management companies are responding to the crisis and helping residents showed that companies are handling requests for reduced or waived rent on a case-by-case
The Sharing Economy: Uber and Airbnb – Can They Exist in a Regulated World? W...Best Best and Krieger LLP
Best Best & Krieger attorney Jordan Ferguson was part of a panel discussion entitled, “The Sharing Economy: Uber and Airbnb – Can They Exist in a Regulated World? Will They Save of Destroy Your Community?” The panelists discussed how cities have responded to the emergence of the sharing economy with everything from new ordinances to expanded code enforcement efforts. Learn more about the sharing economy in the presentation (below). www.bbklaw.com
For more course tutorials visit
uophelp.com is now newtonhelp.com
www.newtonhelp.com
Civil enforcement powers regarding federal antitrust matters belong to _______.
•
the Treasury Department
•
the Department of Revenue and Taxation
•
the FTC and the Department of Justice
•
the Department of Labor
Which of the following is true of tort law?
•
It protects people from being tried twice for the same crime.
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) aims to eliminate abusive debt collection practices by regulating how debt collectors interact with consumers. It protects consumers from harassment, sets rules for verifying debts and communicating about them, and prohibits misleading representations. Non-compliance can result in lawsuits, financial liability, and harm to collectors' careers or businesses.
When choosing a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), it is important to consider the top 10 factors: the contract type which determines services and costs; upfront and ongoing costs including entrance fees and monthly fees; whether all levels of care are available on campus; the financial status and stability of the community; how information is shared with residents; safety and security features; any record of complaints; the quality of nursing home care; whether the community is accredited; and lifestyle factors like amenities, policies, and fit. Doing research on these key areas can help you select the best CCRC to suit your needs, budget, and preferences.
This document discusses barriers to obtaining rental housing due to tenant screening practices. It notes that tenant screening reports often contain inaccuracies and improper information that can unjustly deny applicants housing. Blanket exclusions of applicants with criminal or eviction histories can have a disparate discriminatory impact and may violate fair housing law if not justified by business necessity. The document advocates addressing these issues through legislation limiting screening costs, requiring disclosure of screening criteria, and prohibiting exclusions based on dismissed records.
The document summarizes the issue of residential and commercial vacancy in Indiana. It notes that tens of thousands of structures in the state are vacant or abandoned, often being uninhabitable. Sources of vacancy include foreclosure, high costs of sheriff sales, and "zombie properties" where the owner leaves but the bank does not take ownership. The lengthy prior process for transferring ownership of abandoned properties contributed to blight. A new law, SB 415, aims to shorten timelines to limit vacancy but has limitations and does not address root causes or provide funding for demolition. Vacancy has negative social and economic impacts on communities.
Background Checks: How to Stay Compliant with the Onslaught of Legal Changes ...EPAY Systems
Background checks are key to ensuring a safe, secure workplace; however, they also require taking specific steps to ensure compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) – and that is no small task, especially considering the onslaught of ban-the-box and other laws protecting ex-offenders that have been enacted at the state and local level.
This webinar will help you better understand what you need to do to stay compliant with the numerous laws that regulate your background screening program.
Join EPAY Systems and Seyfarth Shaw's employment law expert Jennifer Mora as she addresses:
- The latest insights as they relate to the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).
- What you need to know to remain FCRA-compliant.
- How to align your screening practices with FCRA regulations.
- How to navigate the wave of ban-the-box laws sweeping the nation.
- Understanding other legal issues that touch on an employer’s background screening process.
About EPAY Systems
EPAY Systems is a leading SaaS provider of human capital management technology and services designed to help medium to large businesses better manage their workforce. Our solutions include recruiting and applicant tracking, new hire onboarding, benefits administration, HR management, time tracking, workforce management, payroll processing, tax management, performance management, ACA reporting, COBRA administration, and more.
At EPAY Systems, we understand the challenges of people management, especially when dealing with the complexities of an hourly workforce. That’s why our number 1 priority is to make your life easier. Our services, complete with easy-to-use cloud software and 24/7 customer support, manage everything for you—from pre-hire to retire. And when it comes to pricing, there are no surprises. You pay one straight-forward, all-inclusive monthly price.
Community Right to Challenge webinar presentationLocality
This document provides information about the Community Right to Challenge in the UK, which allows certain community groups, charities, and local authorities to express interest in taking over and delivering public services. It outlines who is eligible to issue challenges, which authorities and services can be challenged, the challenge process, and reasons why a challenge may be rejected. The process involves a relevant body submitting an expression of interest to the local authority, who then has 5 months to accept, reject, or request amendments to the proposal. If accepted, there is an 18 month period for the community group to plan before taking over service delivery. The document also provides some case studies and discusses some potential issues with the community right to challenge process.
The sharing economy is an example of how transaction cost savings are making employment less necessary, but employment law could frustrate beneficial changes. Can this be mitigated by reviving an old notion fo the right to make commercial contracts? Also, some scenarios for the future, and some questions for policymakers.
Audited Through the Courts: The Troubling Trend in Flase Claims Act, Class Ac...Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC
Powerpoint from the 16th Annual Illinois State and Local Tax Conference held Sept. 17, 2015. The presentation, given by Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC Partner David Blum and Adam Beckerink of Reed Smith LLP, was titled "Audited Through the Courts: The Troubling Trend in False Claims Act, Class Action , and Municipal Litigation"
Tenant turnover is expensive. It can cost you as much as $3,225 to turn over a two-bedroom, 1,000 square foot unit. Evictions? Those expenses can total up to $10,000 in some areas. With the majority of move-ins happening in June, July and August, now is the perfect time to discuss the 3 simple steps you can take to avoid the high-cost of tenant turnover.
How To Make BIG Profits With Short Term RentalsCharles Blair
One of the Most talked about Real Deal Meetup Event presentations is now LIVE In FULL HD quality Video & Sound.
http://bit.ly/ShortTermRentalsVideo
Brittney Calloway "How To Make BIG Profits With Short Term Rentals.
Over 3 1/2 hour of FREE Content, No BS, No Gurus Allowed
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This document discusses canine scent detection for bed bugs. It provides an introduction to canine scent detection and how the methodology is applied to detecting insects, mold, and other targets. It discusses the science behind a dog's powerful sense of smell and how training ensures quality assurance. Several factors can impact a canine inspection's accuracy, including air flow, pesticides, and the level of infestation. Realistic expectations are outlined, noting that canines are not 100% accurate but are the best tool currently available to detect low-level infestations through odor. Contact information is provided for two canine detection companies.
The document discusses landlord and tenant obligations regarding bed bug infestations under Ohio law and other housing codes. It outlines that landlords are responsible for treating infestations in common areas and exterior property, while tenants are responsible for treatment within the unit they occupy. However, if an infestation spreads due to improper construction, both parties may share responsibility. The challenges for both landlords and tenants in dealing with bed bugs are also reviewed.
This document provides information about a bed bug pocket guide. The guide contains pictures to help identify bed bugs and their signs. It also includes details on integrated pest management strategies to deal with bed bugs. The guide can be purchased for $5 each and ordered from Summit VII or by contacting Dr. Susan Jones.
Dr. Susan Jones in depth discussion on bed bugs
Acknowledgments:
Central Ohio Bed Bug Task Force
Joint Bed Bug Task Force
Camille Jones
Greg Kesterman
Courtney Darrington
Josh Bryant
Nina Bogart
Kara Baker
This document summarizes manual and heat treatment options for bed bugs. It discusses the preparation required for each treatment method, how the treatments work, and advantages and disadvantages of each. Both treatments require extensive preparation like removing clutter and belongings. Heat treatment involves raising the temperature above 118°F for over 20 minutes to kill all life stages of bed bugs, while manual treatment involves applying pesticide products. A combination of both methods may be most effective.
The document discusses trends in claims facing community associations, including rising costs of defending directors and officers claims, especially in New York City. Discrimination, construction projects, and vendettas are leading to more D&O claims. Employment practices liability claims often involve discrimination and whistleblowing. Crime claims involve employee and board member theft as well as hacker and fraudster attacks, while managing agents are a common source of theft claims. Social engineering scams targeting employees and boards are on the rise. Emerging exposures include public accommodation lawsuits, tax fraud, pollution claims, and cyber attacks.
Title III of the ADA: How Does it Apply to Hotels, Restaurants, and Businesses?3Play Media
In this webinar, Marc Dubin, former Senior Trial Attorney of the US Department of Justice and CEO of ADA Expertise Consulting, will discuss the most common violations of the ADA that hotels, restaurants, and other businesses must address. In addition, each participant will be provided with a confidential quiz on service animal policy to help them assess their staff’s knowledge of the law and the risk that lack of training poses. Marc will hold all responses in confidence, and work with businesses to help them reduce their risk of ADA litigation or respond to ADA litigation.
A Community Mediation Center is a non-profit organization that provides mediation services to resolve disputes outside of court. It uses trained community volunteers as mediators and provides direct public access through self-referral. It handles a wide range of civil, criminal, family and juvenile cases, including small claims, neighborhood and workplace disputes, custody, visitation, juvenile offenses, and more. The goal is to empower disputants to find their own solutions in a facilitated process at little to no cost as an alternative to the court system.
Attachment: Commercial Analytics One PagerRoger Valdez
During these unprecedented times, our locally crowd sourced data provides up-
to-the-minute market insight. Here are some preliminary insights from local leasing offices this week: 50% of leasing offices report a decrease in leasing interest from prospective tenants, 65% of leasing offices are only showing apartments online or virtually, and 35% of leasing offices reported proactive requests for reduced rent or waived rent. Nearly 16% reported move-outs because of the crisis, including students ending leases early. A representative sample of responses from our COVID-19 survey when asked how management companies are responding to the crisis and helping residents showed that companies are handling requests for reduced or waived rent on a case-by-case
The Sharing Economy: Uber and Airbnb – Can They Exist in a Regulated World? W...Best Best and Krieger LLP
Best Best & Krieger attorney Jordan Ferguson was part of a panel discussion entitled, “The Sharing Economy: Uber and Airbnb – Can They Exist in a Regulated World? Will They Save of Destroy Your Community?” The panelists discussed how cities have responded to the emergence of the sharing economy with everything from new ordinances to expanded code enforcement efforts. Learn more about the sharing economy in the presentation (below). www.bbklaw.com
For more course tutorials visit
uophelp.com is now newtonhelp.com
www.newtonhelp.com
Civil enforcement powers regarding federal antitrust matters belong to _______.
•
the Treasury Department
•
the Department of Revenue and Taxation
•
the FTC and the Department of Justice
•
the Department of Labor
Which of the following is true of tort law?
•
It protects people from being tried twice for the same crime.
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) aims to eliminate abusive debt collection practices by regulating how debt collectors interact with consumers. It protects consumers from harassment, sets rules for verifying debts and communicating about them, and prohibits misleading representations. Non-compliance can result in lawsuits, financial liability, and harm to collectors' careers or businesses.
When choosing a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), it is important to consider the top 10 factors: the contract type which determines services and costs; upfront and ongoing costs including entrance fees and monthly fees; whether all levels of care are available on campus; the financial status and stability of the community; how information is shared with residents; safety and security features; any record of complaints; the quality of nursing home care; whether the community is accredited; and lifestyle factors like amenities, policies, and fit. Doing research on these key areas can help you select the best CCRC to suit your needs, budget, and preferences.
This document discusses barriers to obtaining rental housing due to tenant screening practices. It notes that tenant screening reports often contain inaccuracies and improper information that can unjustly deny applicants housing. Blanket exclusions of applicants with criminal or eviction histories can have a disparate discriminatory impact and may violate fair housing law if not justified by business necessity. The document advocates addressing these issues through legislation limiting screening costs, requiring disclosure of screening criteria, and prohibiting exclusions based on dismissed records.
The document summarizes the issue of residential and commercial vacancy in Indiana. It notes that tens of thousands of structures in the state are vacant or abandoned, often being uninhabitable. Sources of vacancy include foreclosure, high costs of sheriff sales, and "zombie properties" where the owner leaves but the bank does not take ownership. The lengthy prior process for transferring ownership of abandoned properties contributed to blight. A new law, SB 415, aims to shorten timelines to limit vacancy but has limitations and does not address root causes or provide funding for demolition. Vacancy has negative social and economic impacts on communities.
Background Checks: How to Stay Compliant with the Onslaught of Legal Changes ...EPAY Systems
Background checks are key to ensuring a safe, secure workplace; however, they also require taking specific steps to ensure compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) – and that is no small task, especially considering the onslaught of ban-the-box and other laws protecting ex-offenders that have been enacted at the state and local level.
This webinar will help you better understand what you need to do to stay compliant with the numerous laws that regulate your background screening program.
Join EPAY Systems and Seyfarth Shaw's employment law expert Jennifer Mora as she addresses:
- The latest insights as they relate to the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).
- What you need to know to remain FCRA-compliant.
- How to align your screening practices with FCRA regulations.
- How to navigate the wave of ban-the-box laws sweeping the nation.
- Understanding other legal issues that touch on an employer’s background screening process.
About EPAY Systems
EPAY Systems is a leading SaaS provider of human capital management technology and services designed to help medium to large businesses better manage their workforce. Our solutions include recruiting and applicant tracking, new hire onboarding, benefits administration, HR management, time tracking, workforce management, payroll processing, tax management, performance management, ACA reporting, COBRA administration, and more.
At EPAY Systems, we understand the challenges of people management, especially when dealing with the complexities of an hourly workforce. That’s why our number 1 priority is to make your life easier. Our services, complete with easy-to-use cloud software and 24/7 customer support, manage everything for you—from pre-hire to retire. And when it comes to pricing, there are no surprises. You pay one straight-forward, all-inclusive monthly price.
Community Right to Challenge webinar presentationLocality
This document provides information about the Community Right to Challenge in the UK, which allows certain community groups, charities, and local authorities to express interest in taking over and delivering public services. It outlines who is eligible to issue challenges, which authorities and services can be challenged, the challenge process, and reasons why a challenge may be rejected. The process involves a relevant body submitting an expression of interest to the local authority, who then has 5 months to accept, reject, or request amendments to the proposal. If accepted, there is an 18 month period for the community group to plan before taking over service delivery. The document also provides some case studies and discusses some potential issues with the community right to challenge process.
The sharing economy is an example of how transaction cost savings are making employment less necessary, but employment law could frustrate beneficial changes. Can this be mitigated by reviving an old notion fo the right to make commercial contracts? Also, some scenarios for the future, and some questions for policymakers.
Audited Through the Courts: The Troubling Trend in Flase Claims Act, Class Ac...Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC
Powerpoint from the 16th Annual Illinois State and Local Tax Conference held Sept. 17, 2015. The presentation, given by Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC Partner David Blum and Adam Beckerink of Reed Smith LLP, was titled "Audited Through the Courts: The Troubling Trend in False Claims Act, Class Action , and Municipal Litigation"
Tenant turnover is expensive. It can cost you as much as $3,225 to turn over a two-bedroom, 1,000 square foot unit. Evictions? Those expenses can total up to $10,000 in some areas. With the majority of move-ins happening in June, July and August, now is the perfect time to discuss the 3 simple steps you can take to avoid the high-cost of tenant turnover.
How To Make BIG Profits With Short Term RentalsCharles Blair
One of the Most talked about Real Deal Meetup Event presentations is now LIVE In FULL HD quality Video & Sound.
http://bit.ly/ShortTermRentalsVideo
Brittney Calloway "How To Make BIG Profits With Short Term Rentals.
Over 3 1/2 hour of FREE Content, No BS, No Gurus Allowed
http://bit.ly/ShortTermRentalsVideo
Local Authority support for NRPF migrants lnnmhomeless
This document provides information about local authority support for migrant families with no recourse to public funds. Section 17 of the Children Act allows local authorities to provide support like cash, vouchers, and accommodation for families facing issues like homelessness or poverty if it is in the child's best interest. While local authorities have a duty to safeguard children, budget cuts and an increasing number of families with no recourse to public funds has led some local authorities to restrict support. The document outlines the process for requesting an assessment of need from local authorities and provides tips, but notes local authorities may share information with immigration authorities or try to discourage support. It also discusses options for challenging decisions to refuse support.
Jim Bower, an employee of Fairway Electric, discovers a design flaw in one of the company's nuclear reactors. When he reports it to his boss Bob, the CEO Ken Deaver decides to suppress the issue. After Ken refuses to address the problem, Jim anonymously reports it to the media. This damages the company's reputation. Ken prioritizes avoiding short-term losses over ethical conduct. Jim faces potential transfer or firing for his whistleblowing actions.
This document discusses strategies for minimizing liability from bullying lawsuits. It covers relevant laws, prevention through policies and forms, addressing complaints, and special education considerations. The presentation provides tips for districts, such as thoroughly investigating all complaints, applying consequences flexibly, and documenting all actions taken. It also discusses regulatory agencies and individual liability risks for employees.
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This document summarizes different treatment options for bed bugs, including manual, heat, and fumigation methods. It provides detailed checklists and guidelines for preparing a space for each treatment. For manual treatments, it describes removing and laundering belongings. For heat treatments, it lists heat-sensitive items to remove and tips for maximizing air circulation. Fumigation requires minimal preparation but vacating for 24-36 hours. The document compares advantages and disadvantages of each method and provides photos illustrating inspection, equipment setup, and the fumigation process.
This document provides an overview of bed bug biology, monitoring, and management. It discusses bed bug life cycles, feeding behaviors, health effects, and spread. Integrated Pest Management approaches are recommended, including thorough inspections, sanitation, and targeted insecticide applications if needed. Bed bugs are a significant public health issue and their numbers can quickly increase without early detection and treatment. Proper identification is important to confirm infestations.
The document discusses pesticide regulation in Ohio. It notes that pesticide labels must be followed and lists situations where pesticide applicators must be licensed, such as for applications made for hire, by public/private employees, or for rental properties with more than 4 units. It also states that applicators must provide information about applications to customers and residents upon request. Contact information is provided for questions.
This document summarizes a presentation on bed bugs and the law. It discusses landlord and tenant responsibilities under Ohio law and various housing codes for pest infestations like bed bugs. It notes that negligence is difficult to determine for bed bugs since they can travel from various locations. The document provides resources on integrated pest management and prevention of bed bug infestations.
This document discusses bed bug complaint trends in Columbus, Ohio from 2010-2018. It shows that the number of bed bug complaints peaked in 2010 at 744 and has generally declined each year, with a projected total of 186 for 2018. Several factors are presented to explain the decline, including increased public education, tenants being more proactive in self-treatment, and lease agreements clarifying tenant responsibilities. While exterminator lists still rank other cities higher, the data suggests bed bugs are less of an issue in Columbus according to official complaint numbers.
This document discusses the use of scent detection dogs, specifically for bed bugs. It outlines that dogs can efficiently search large areas like warehouses, theaters, and dorms without moving furniture. Their powerful sense of smell allows them to detect odors through cracks and seams. Regular training with live bed bugs keeps the dogs highly skilled. Accuracy depends on factors like air flow and recent pesticide use. Expectations should be realistic as dogs are not 100% accurate but can efficiently search large spaces as part of integrated pest management.
Bed bugs have become an increasing issue in Ohio government facilities over the past seven years. Employees can unintentionally transfer bed bugs between their workplace and home. The organization's facilities management team began preparing for potential bed bug issues in 2010, informed by the closure of a Manhattan store due to infestation. The first bed bug was reported within months, beginning a process of education, communication, and cooperation with pest management professionals to properly address issues as they arise. Ongoing education of employees helps prevent the spread of bed bugs within facilities and between work and home.
This document provides an overview of bed bug biology, research, and management. It discusses bed bug life cycles, feeding habits, common hiding places, and the challenges they pose. Surveys of pest management professionals found bed bug reports increasing sharply in Ohio since 2005, especially in major urban areas. Effective control requires thorough inspections, sanitation, and multiple insecticide treatments targeting harborage sites. Newer products show promise but bed bugs are developing resistance. Public education on proper identification and non-chemical control methods is important to curb infestations.
Bed Bug Pest Control What works and what Doesn't
From the 2014 Central Ohio Bed Bug Task Force Summit
Courtesy of:
Dr. Susan Jones, The Ohio State University
Andrew Christman, Ohio Exterminating
Steve Alcala, Pronto Pest Management
Bed Bugs and the Law
From the 2014 Central Ohio Bed Bug Task Force Summit
Compliments of:
Bill Willis, Willis Law Firm, L.L.C.
Joe Maskovyak, Coalition of Homelessness and Housing in Ohio
The document provides information on bed bug biology, behavior, and research updates. It discusses the common bed bug, its life cycle, feeding habits, and ability to spread rapidly. Health effects of bed bug bites are outlined. Research studies summarized include ones evaluating various monitoring and detection tools, the efficacy of insecticides on resistant bed bugs, and natural pesticide products. The need for multiple treatments using different insecticide classes and formulations to control an infestation is emphasized.
Canine Scent Detection for Bed Bugs
From the 2014 Central Ohio Bed Bug Task Force Summit
Compliments of:
Kelly Robins, Four Paws Canine Detection
Lee Johnson, Bed Bug Inspector
Learn how using canines to "Sniff Out" Bed Bugs works. This presentation includes the basics on:
Intro to Canine Scent Detection
The Science
Quality Assurance
What Affects Accuracy?
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1. BED BUG COMPLAINTS
Where are we now?
Krista McAfee
Property Maintenance Inspector
City of Columbus
Department of Development
Code Enforcement Division
2. Where do complaints come from?
• This presentation
only includes
numbers from
the City of
Columbus.
• Suburbs (like
Whitehall, Bexley,
Dublin) typically
do not fall under
Columbus’
jursidiction.
3. Where do complaints come from?
• A vast majority of complaints are requests
made through the City’s 311 call center.
• The remainder of the complaints are called in
to the Code Enforcement Operator.
• Complaints range from
– “I have bed bugs in my apartment” to
– “My neighbor has a couch on their porch that is
infested with bed bugs.”
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10. Factors:
• Large immigrant population
• Somali and Nepali
• Language Barrier making
education difficult
• Cultural Barrier making education
difficult
• Large apartment complexes
• Management may experience
difficulty staying ahead of
infestation
• Management may be lax in
treating practices
• Some apartment complexes are
in court for inadequate
treatment of infestations.
• Transient population
11. Factors:
• Socio-economic issues
• Tendencies to acquire second-
hand appliances and furniture
• No extra income to pay for self-
treatment
• Ineffective self-treatment
practices and products
• Transient population
13. Why the decrease?
• Callers and complainants seem more self-
educated.
– Callers often tell us they have received
information from COBBTF website or other
website.
– Callers and complainants often tell us they have
general knowledge of self-treating basics.
• Callers and complainants are often wary of
Code Enforcement’s involvement and are
willing to attempt self-treatment first.
14. Decrease, continued
• Callers and complainants are realizing that
Code Enforcement:
– may, under certain circumstances, hold tenants
responsible.
– does NOT offer or provide extermination services
or any type of financial assistance.
• Code Officers have seen leases that include
riders requiring tenants to agree:
– the unit was bed bug free and/or
– The tenant is responsible for the cost (whole,
partial, flat fee, etc) of the extermination.
15. Decrease, continued
• In general, inspectors and clients alike are
becoming more comfortable with handling
bed bug issues.
18. Why the discrepancy?
• Requests and complaints made to
exterminators are different than those that
are reported to jurisdiction.
• Exterminators are receiving requests for
service from people who normally would not
call Code Enforcement (ie, high-income or
owner-occupants)
19. Thank you and
enjoy the rest of the Summit!
Krista McAfee
Property Maintenance Inspector
City of Columbus
Department of Development
Code Enforcement Division