U.S. Sen. Dan Inouye's Office Relocated - Mold

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Friday, September 13, 2002

IN HAWAII

Inouye's and judge's offices moved for mold

The Honolulu office of U.S. Sen. Dan Inouye will be relocated within the

Prince Kuhio Federal Building at the end of the month to allow for

mold-eradication efforts.

The mold was reported in early August. Mold was also found in the chambers

of Magistrate Kobayashi in the U.S. District Courthouse, according to

the federal General Services Administration, which manages both buildings on

Halekauwila Street.

Kobayashi and her staff have already been relocated to another office. Mold

remediation efforts will start in Inouye's and Kobayashi's offices at the

end of the month, according to the GSA. Inouye's office has about 10

employees.

The government has not yet completed a report on all the work that will need

to be done on the buildings. No employees or visitors complained of

mold-related symptoms.