On Thu, 11 May 2017 17:11:05 -0000 (UTC), Uwe <
ru...@att.net> wrote:
>On 10 May 2017, John Walsh <
jwal...@gmail.com> posted some
>
news:decd2440-88bc-452b...@googlegroups.com:
>
>> On Tuesday, May 9, 2017 at 8:15:45 AM UTC-10,
mr....@gmail.com wrote:
>>> Joe Montana wants to straighten something out about his
>>> condominium in San Francisco.
>>>
>>> The floor, that is. Montana told TMZ his high-end condo is
>>> totally slanted and getting worse — which is why the 49ers
>>> legend is part of a lawsuit filed against the owners of
>>> Millennium Tower.
>>>
>>> The tower has sunk 16 inches since it’s completion in 2008,
>>> according to Montana. His unit, which he said he bought for $2.7
>>> million in 2013, is “off level and the fit and finish of the
>>> unit are in disrepair.�€?
>>>
>>> A twist: Montana was contracted to promote Millennium Tower from
>>> 2010-15.
>>>
>>> That is not preventing Montana from claiming the builders knew
>>> about the issue since 2009 and hid information about it from
>>> buyers and residents.
>>>
>>> TMZ reports that Montana is demanding $1 million for breach of
>>> contract, negligence, concealment, nuisance and more.
>>>
>>> News of the lawsuit leaked in March, with Montana joined, among
>>> others, by Giants outfielder Hunter Pence and ex-49ers executive
>>> Carmen Policy. TMZ’s attempts to contact Millennium Towers
>>> owners yielded nothing.
>>>
>>>
http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/05/08/joe-montana-details-his-
>>> part-in-suit-over-sinking-san-francisco-high-rise/
>>
>> Not much new about the reasons, the slanting floors or the people
>> joining the suit. You can find some interesting slanted floor videos
>> on YouTube. The city should be sued as well. They allowed the
>> developers to build on landfill without sinking pilings to bedrock.
>> Another developer was going to do the floating foundation, but decide
>> to go with sinking pilings to bedrock.
>
>Some finger pointing at the bus terminal across the street, but they say
>the building was sinking even before they started.
>
>"Don't take the elevator up to a floor, just wait outside and the floor
>will come down to you!"
It's true that dewatering the project for the Bay Terminal project
might affect the tower, however, if the Tower had used pilings and a
very bad soil area, it wouldn't have mattered what they'd done at the
Terminal project.
It was project that the tower would sink a bit in any case, but evenly
and only a certain number of inches. The finger remains pointed at the
group that decided to use the floating system and the city for
allowing it.