Today Jackson City Attorney Lewis Cobb accompanied Jim Campbell, the head of the city building department, to serve civil warrants for inspection on the Southside Apartments and the Payless Motel.

According to Attorney Cobb the need for the warrants was to give officials authority to perform a detailed inspection for potential Fire, Building, and Health and Environment violations. The concern arose from observations by city officials of exterior conditions and the desire to protect public safety.

Keith Sherley, News Director

(VIDEO) - coming soon
Jackson City Attorney Lewis Cobb at the site of the Payless Motel while the city is executing civil warrants for inspection. (Video shot and edited by Greg Wood)

Statement from Owners of Southside Apartments

Property Deed
Payless Motel
Southside Apartments

Audio files
Building Inspection Lewis Cobb Cut 1
Payless Motel Lewis Cobb Warrant Served