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You make a similar assessment? and two, could that be a crucial clue? >> definitely i would make a similar assessment, and it is a very crucial clue. weve got to remember that in florida at the time, you know, they had a building code that was established, but it wasnt till hurricane andrew that they really started enforcing it and coming up with a statewide inspection program, things of that nature because hurricane andrew showed that was like the biggest insurance claims in the history of the ...

Deterioration. more recommends the entrance that are showing distress. it is difficult at times working in the association of this. its a big price tag for them. it tends to move slower. i do appreciate this inspection program.

>> this particular point in time, its very important not to speculate as far as what caused this building to go down. engineers have a specific routine as to how go about doing a forensic evaluation. and so thats the way it should be approached. the 40-year inspection program that happened since 1974 was certainly intended to prevent something like this from happening. and so nothing really like this has happened, until this has occurred. the thing is, though, that we expect building owners to m...

This building to go down. engineers have a specific routine how to go about doing a forensic evaluation so thats the way it should be approached. the 40-year inspection program that happened since 1974 was certainly intended to prevent something like this from happening and so nothing really like this has happened until this has occurred. the thing is, though, that we expect building owners to maintain their buildings, you dont -- you dont wait 40 years and then start looking for trouble or sign...

The Ionia City Council voted 5-3 on a resolution to oppose Michigan House Bill 4277 and Senate Bill 446.

Jun. 2—Longmont City Council members voted 4-2 Tuesday night to direct city staff to draft an ordinance that, if adopted, would establish a rental housing licensing and inspections requirement. However, even Council members who were in the majority on that ordinance-preparation directive appeared to disagree on whether they're anywhere close on formally considering such a measure and need more ...

Staff Writer Wheeling Councilman Dave Palmer, vice chairman of the Public Safety Committee of Council, speaks during a meeting Tuesday night regarding a proposed Rental Inspection Program. Palmer expressed concerns about the current proposal, which a majority of committee members agreed to scrap following an hour-long work session in which local landlords voiced concerns. (Photo by Eric Ayres) After more than an hour’s worth of lively discussions in a room full of local landlords Wednesday ni...