After checking for potential asbestos issues, workers are prepared to begin the demolition of the six Arroyo Avenue houses that were ‘red tagged’ by the city of Oceanside following the slope failure behind the homes. Patrick E. Catalano is quoted in the article.
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The suit that the condo owners have filed accuses the homeowners association of not heeding previous warnings about the stability of the hillside as well as preventing the city from beginning repairs to stabilize the hillside and prevent further movement. Patrick E. Catalano, attorney for the homeowners association, contends that the lawsuit is jeapordizing a repair agreement that is close to being signed by the city of Carlsbad and the homeowners association. Patrick E. Catalano is quoted in the article.
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Attorney Patrick E. Catalano barred workers hired by the city of Carlsbad from entering La Costa de Marbella Homeowners Association property claiming that a current repair plan is inadequate and that relevant information related to the repair plan has not been shared with homeowners. Patrick E. Catalano is quoted in the article.
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The report by engineering firm Ninyo & Moore runs contrary to claims by homeowners that leaking city water and sewer pipes were the cause of the landslide. A lawsuit seeking more than $20 million in damages has been filed by Patrick E. Catalano has been filed on behalf of Arroyo and Comanche homeowners. Patrick E. Catalano is quoted in the article.
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The lawsuit was filed by Patrick E. Catalano on behalf of 19 homeowners in the area who were negatively impacted by the slide. Immediately thereafter, a legal order was obtained to prevent the sealing of sewer pipes involved in the lawsuit in order to preserve potential evidence. Patrick E. Catalano is referenced in the article.
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