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The lawsuit argued Select Structural Engineering didn't identify the risk of collapse, the danger of such a collapse and repairs that would have avoided a collapse. “At no time did Select Structural opine that the defects in the west wall would require an evacuation of the building,” the lawsuit said. In the email, Van De Wiele wrote, “He was frustrated and whispered to me that ‘the whole side is going to come down. '”Van De Wiele wrote that he told Haut he should tell supervisors Rich Oswald or Beth Bringolf. Since the building collapsed, residents have filed several lawsuits arguing that the building owner, engineering company and city officials were negligent.
Persons: Andrew Wold, , Davenport, Tom Van De Wiele, Anthony Haut, Van De Wiele, Haut, Rich Oswald, Beth Bringolf, Rich, ” Van De Wiele, Brian Heyer, Organizations: City Times Locations: DAVENPORT , Iowa, Iowa, Real, Davenport, Bettendorf , Iowa
The LatestThe police in Davenport, Iowa, said on Monday that they had found the bodies of all three men who had been missing since a section of a downtown apartment building collapsed last week. City officials said on Sunday that one of the men, Branden Colvin Sr., a resident who had returned home shortly before the building fell on May 28, had been found dead. On Monday, they said the bodies of the remaining two — Ryan Hitchcock and Daniel Prien — had also been found in the rubble. No one else is known to have died in the incident, and the authorities said on Monday that they were not aware of any other people who were still unaccounted for. The Davenport police chief, Jeffery Bladel, said that city and state agencies were investigating the collapse.
Persons: Branden Colvin Sr, Ryan Hitchcock, Daniel Prien —, Davenport, Jeffery Bladel Organizations: Davenport police Locations: Davenport , Iowa
A historic building in Davenport, Iowa collapsed Sunday. Tenants predicted the building would collapse as far back as last year, according to local reports. "The tenants told us the building was going to collapse," Jennifer Smith, owner of Fourth Street Nutrition — a shop located on the bottom floor of the complex — told The Des Moines Register. She's not alone: other residents told the Register there were many structural problems in the building that the landlord never properly addressed. In that case, too, residents and local officials had noticed structural issues with the building before it collapsed.
A search and rescue effort was winding down in Iowa on Monday after the partial collapse of a six-story apartment building the day before, officials said. The Davenport Police Department said its officers and firefighters responded on Sunday at about 5 p.m. to a report of the collapse at 324 Main Street in Davenport, a city along the Mississippi River in the eastern part of the state. Overnight, more than a dozen people were escorted out of the building and eight were rescued, Chief Michael Carlsten, of the Davenport Fire Department, said at a news conference on Monday. One man was taken to the hospital, but Chief Carlsten did not know the man’s condition. There was no information about other injuries.
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