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Minneapolis inspecting Heritage Park amid mold, pest concerns: Why residents say repairs are taking too long
Minneapolis is inspecting and repairing Heritage Homes, a 440-unit apartment complex with mold, pest infestations, and disrepair. Over half the units are vacant or unlivable, and residents and local leaders criticize the slow pace of repairs despite $2.5 million allocated for relocation. The city reports inspecting 80% of units and collaborating with property owners to address issues.
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