City inspectors met last week with building managers to review their procedures and to verify that the bedbug problem was under control.

“They feel confident that the building has professional expertise involved, that they’re being responsive to the complaints and that they’re moving in the right direction,” Health Department Director Matt Carroll said.

He confirmed that Bobrowsky wasn’t the only tenant to complain about bedbugs.

“Our best assessment is that there’s been positive movement and that if there were any issues that they’re being addressed now,” Carroll said.

Babrowsky’s lawyer said he is pursuing the lawsuit against K&D in Cleveland Municipal Court and is seeking $142,000 in damages.

“Clearly there’s a bedbug problem there with people getting multiple bites,” attorney Sebastian Proels said. “At least five to 10 more people who lived there lost their lease money and paid full rent for uninhabitable and substandard living conditions.”