funding, started the permitting process, just to make sure we re catching up. remember, i m sure this happened nationally, but a lot of places because the pandemic, they were not doing you re allowed to create extensions for the recertification so i m sure a lot of places are doing that because when you have people in the buildings it limits construction and things like that. okay. so one thing that is just alarming about the champlain towers issue is that there were warning signs. there is an inspection in 2018, there were warnings in the 90s about subsidence and then this leter that went out in april to homeowners. seeing deterioration in the concrete and so fon. as i read that, i wonder who is responsible to get on top of this? is it on the private owners and management companies, is it on the the city government, i mean who is where does the buck stop, right, in terms of identifying and addressing these things? well, you know, a lot of the
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april but going back a couple of years what, does that tell you about the structure? well, i said before, i don t want to comment on this particular structure. a lot of the information coming in take into account. but board members generally work with i work with a lot of them, they re not experts. they re relying upon an engineer s representation. there could be explanations about concrete and that type of thing, but if an engineer thinks there is some kind of impending or potential problem that needs to be taken care of and that is what this engineer has to say, that the building official has to be has to be informed and if the building official also taking in the information becomes alarmed, the building department themself could have an independent engineer evaluate it. but in the end, that is what the 40-year recertification program is about. you don t wait 40 years before you start looking at your