Complaint lists alleged defects at Edgewater Isle South
Both Edgewater Isle South and North were involved in the HOA industry-obligatory construction defects lawsuit. Most every CID homeowners association development built in the 1980's and 1990's has gone through this type of litigation. New legislation has passed regarding filing this type of lawsuit since this one was filed. Those interested should review the relevant sections of Civil Code § 4000 - 6150 (in particular, Chapter 11).
Edgewater Isle South Homeowners Association was the first association at Edgewater Isle to file a construction defects lawsuit.
Part of the claims made in the lawsuit are shown below (see page 8 in the full complaint).
Said defendants, and each of them, so inadequately and
carelessly developed, supervised, designed, engineered,
constructed, inspected, completed, promoted, advertised,
marketed and sold this Project that the common areas are, and
continue to be, latently defective, dangerous and illegal, in
that inter alia: they contain the following deficiencies:
a) Water seepage through walls and ceilings;
b) Water accumulation on decks, walkways, and
stairs;
c) Water leakage through stucco walls;
d) Inadequate, improper or missing drains,downspouts, scuppers, runoff systems and flashings;
e) Wood stair stringers contact with earth and are generally deteriorated;
f) Interior sheetrock/taping cracking;
g) Buried and rusting metal site light standards;
h) Improperly hung interior and exterior doors,
including, but not limited to, sliding glass doors;
i) Roofing defects; and,
j) Slab foundation curling causing damage to wood framing and other structural defects.
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