(AP) — The Hotel Pawnee assisted living facility in a North Platte historic building could lose its power unless it fixes problems cited by a state inspector.

Nebraska Chief Electrical Inspector Kevin Booker says the Hotel Pawnee must fix numerous but small problems or lose power Monday.

Booker says Wednesday that inspectors have repeatedly asked facility managers to fix problems, such as illegally installed heaters and broken electrical boxes. He says it would take a licensed electrician one day to fix the problems.

Pawnee administrator Sandra Schade says the center has tried to address problems.

Booker says a notice has been issued to the city that if a contractor isn’t fixing the deficiencies by Monday, the building’s power should be shut off.

The eight-story building dates to 1929.