
Former building inspector denies getting copy of damning Florida condo study
NY Post
A former building inspector has denied he ever received the damning 2018 private engineering study that uncovered “major structural damage” at the Florida condo tower that collapsed last week, according to a report.
Board members of Champlain Towers South Condo in the town of Surfside reportedly held a meeting on Nov. 15, 2018, during which the report by engineer Frank Morabito was discussed. In it, Morabito flagged “major structural damage” caused by a leaky pool above the building’s parking garage, though it was not immediately clear if the “major error” could have contributed to the deadly partial collapse, the Miami Herald reported.More Related News

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