irvinehomeowner said:Burn That Belly said:Trash gravy is another fear mongering scare tactic far more laughable than the TCE beneath GP?s soil. If I recall, YF said the city?s testing criteria was to test no more than 15ft for TCE.
Anyways, aside from fear mongering hazards, we just need to focus on the immediate short term. And quite frankly missing drain pipes and roof gutters at GP?s home is sure as heck going to grow some incredible mold. We?ve already seen pictures of how these homes drain water and it is truly absolutely egregious how 5P is building their ?state-of the-art? home with no ethics and the well-being of residents in mind.
I sincerely hope their HOA litigation kicks off as soon as possible to provide relief. SoCal does see occasional days of flash flood and heavy rain. Mold is absolutely toxic to have around, especially young developing children.
These little details make a big difference and when I see cost-cutting measures like that to save a few bucks, I wonder whether they even care. They could advertise a beautiful life on brochure but not if the homeowners don?t live long enough to see it through. Now I wonder what other corners did they cut? I mean the homes are cheaper than TICs products and labor is getting more expensive.
Deflection at its finest.
Why are you bringing GP back into this? The current posts have been about Eastwood vs *Stonegate*.
Is it bad that I find the phrase "Trash Gravy" appetizing?
IHO, do you live or own a property at GP ? It sounds like you are protecting GP a lot.