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The
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March 2014:
A
Politician & Commercial Realtor's
Attention is
Riveted to the Corpening Drive Retention Pond.
He insists, "The drainage has to be taken
back the other way," despite being informed that there is no other
retention pond on the same side of the road, toward Route 58. He
reiterates his statement, emphasizing the necessity of redirecting the
drainage. This issue was notably highlighted in
October
2011
by a European professional who examined the area, warning about the
massive damages Bridgeport would face and criticizing me for my lack of
awareness regarding the drainage concerns.
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| The Mid Swing Western Front |
Platinum Properties, alongside Thrasher Engineering
and the City of Bridgeport, successfully engineered and defended two twin
buildings with exceptional structural and utility parameters. However, Platinum
Properties failed to acknowledge their
2003 Oversight Issues with Thrasher Engineering and the City of Bridgeport.
They also neglected to consider three "Locked-In" retaining
Wall Estimates
from 2004, a 2005
Geo-Technical Estimate. Their
own 2005 "Locked-In"
Engineering Draft Plan.
Nor, their
prior agreement from 2005 to rectify all existing problems.
During March 2014, a politician and commercial
realtor became fixated on the southerly located Corpening Drive retention
pond, highlighting an ongoing drainage issue where a key proponent insisted,
"The drainage has to be taken back the other way," despite the absence of
alternative retention options towards Route 58. This concern echoed a
warning from a European professional in 2011 about the impending damages
facing Bridgeport due to drainage neglect.
On the western front, Platinum Properties and
Thrasher Engineering engineered two twin buildings but failed to address
critical oversight issues dating back to 2003, neglecting essential retention
estimates and plans that contributed to onsite structural failures by 2006 and
widespread city damage by 2007. Their stubborn adherence to flawed engineering
led to a misguided extension of Thrasher's plans during the summer of 2007,
resulting in logistical challenges for contractors amidst debris and mud.
The situation culminated in a dual drainage line
shared between buildings 109 and 113, which could not adequately manage the
weight and volume of retained water, likening their roof areas to a retention
pond. By October 2014, inquiries into any prosecutions related to the 2007
incidents yielded no accountability, raising concerns about the lack of
enforcement of regulations in what was touted as a state the caller had
Internationally characterized by its strong rule of law. |
