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Closky Properties LLC has an open lead-enforcement case for the rental at 1531 W Ormsby Ave. Inspectors report suspected lead hazards in multiple interior and exterior areas of this single-family home (constructed in 1900), and the file notes a child who spends more than six hours a week there — including a child with an elevated blood lead level — so it’s being handled as a serious public-health concern rather than a routine paint issue.

Louisville Metro Housing Authority is listed as the owner in a property maintenance complaint for 633 E Liberty St, Unit 301. A tenant reports the bathroom floor caved in after being soft for two years (maintenance reportedly locked the bathroom door), and a second bathroom has a gigantic hole in the ceiling — they say they fell last Saturday and repairs still haven't been made despite years of reports. The caller was informed their contact information is part of this public record.

Owners Robert W. and Katherine L. Risinger have an open property maintenance code-violation case at 4911 Woodsend Rd. Inspectors report severe hoarding with floors saturated in dog urine and feces, extension cords running throughout the home because of bad wiring (a fire hazard), holes from the top floor down to the basement, missing tiles in both showers, interior rot, and black mold.