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Facility services discovered mold in Grace Hall on May 29 after a leak in the buildings heating, ventilation and air conditioning system caused water to flood the floor of the Leeman-Turner Arena in Grace Hall.

The leak had caused numerous floor boards to warp and buckle, said Gary Falasca, director of facility services and head of the Grace Hall construction project. In an attempt to save the floor, perimeter baseboards were removed around the floor and fans were run for one week to remove any excess moisture.

Because of the construction in Grace Hall, the volleyball team has been moved to Taylor Gym. According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, molds are a part of the natural environment.

Tags: Building, construction, Environment, excess moisture, facility services, flood, Project

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