They did examine the steel supports for the buildings themselves (found very few rust issues there as I recall , but some) . The big rust issue was the steel support under the balconies . Each balcony was examined by wire camera.

Separate work on each was determined by what was found on each . A thorough tedious job that took a long time . Each step was checked by the engineer rep as well as the Board representatives.

I recall in some cases we were not totally satisfied with the grinding and had more done. But minor stuff only . Overall they were very picky and tedious . Took a long time and I believe well done . 

      Time and the weather and air conditions will show if it will last another 50 years .

      I’m glad we have the kind of low rise complex we do have . Also that we have a through structural report done not that long ago that should help the nervous owners.

        I’m expecting some owners are very concerned because of this building collapse .

       Also the newer ones will not know or appreciate what was done at WW ten years ago .

        If you do not have that report available for review by an owner on the WW website you might want to do that soon .

       As you likely have heard Florida is looking at making some changes to the Condo regulations because of this .

        I’m guessing it will include the requirement to do a structural review at time periods (like maybe every 10 years ) to catch problems like this early on before they risk lives .

       I’m shocked to recently hear their Board likely knew of the rusting rebar in the basement and outside walls .

      Lou