Crime & Safety
Building Inspector Reviewed Measures Taken By Coral Gables Condo Deemed Unsafe, Residents Don't Have To Evacuate
The Chief Building Inspector visited the site and performed a visual inspection. Due to our findings, additional action was necessary.
July 26, 2021
A building inspector has reviewed emergency measures taken by a Coral Gables condo that was deemed unsafe and said residents do not need to evacuate.
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Last week notices were placed at the front entrance of the building at 730 Coral Way to let residents know they have until Monday to get out.
According to a statement from the city, “The Chief Building Inspector visited the site and performed a visual inspection. Due to our findings, additional action was necessary. We contacted the Condominium Association and were provided a report dating back four years that identified issues. Unfortunately, no action had been taken as prescribed by the report. An additional inspection by an engineer hired by the association was made. It was determined that immediate measures such as shoring the structure were necessary. Residents of this three story structure were advised that if steps were not taken immediately, the building would need to be evacuated.”
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