Water stains encircling vents in the balcony ceiling at the newly renovated Mahalia Jackson Theatre for the Performing Arts do not indicate mold contamination, city officials have announced.
"The discoloration is merely stains caused by problems with the facility's heating and cooling system which is undergoing a professional review," Deputy Mayor Cedric Grant said in a prepared statement. "These test results reaffirm our commitment to ensure the continued health safety of the employees and patrons who enjoy cultural events at this facility."
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"The discoloration is merely stains caused by problems with the facility's heating and cooling system which is undergoing a professional review," Deputy Mayor Cedric Grant said in a prepared statement. "These test results reaffirm our commitment to ensure the continued health safety of the employees and patrons who enjoy cultural events at this facility."
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