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But most importantly what i see for the mayor and inspectors is new means and methods to inspect the existing structures with the technology that we have today. infared or whatever it is, sonar. whatever we have. question check the salinity. we have an ability better than ever before to understand clearly what is behind the walls and the concrete and see the condition of the buildings. and i am seeing like we did with hurricane andrew, we will revamp the way we look at our florida building code and our means and methods of inspections. >> larding the demolition itself, miami's mayor told me th...
>> so in the data we saw just what we normally see. you can see the salinity. it's normal water quality parameters. >> translation, that's clean water. right now only marine creatures are benefiting from it. with this massive infrastructure project, that's supposed to change. los angeles has a plan to recycle almost all of its treated wastewater by 2035. this is an important goal for a city that imports most of its water from hundreds of miles away, from places where the water supply is threatened by drought and climate change. to hear more about l.a.'s water independence plan, i met l.a. mayo...
Bec because whenever you start the restoration of a building as such you find hidden conditions, and it is always more than what originally described. it just continuously opens up the cancer within the building. what i'm seeing now from the mayor, from the people involved in the inspection in the building departments and also engineers, i see them looking into a new way as we did when we first turned the page after hurricane andrew. we completely revamped the code of the south florida building code where we became the forefront -- we became on the cutting edge. i do believe that this sort of ...