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Some builders left materials unsecured.
Publication: The Miami Herald (Miami, Florida) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News) Publication Date: 26-AUG-05 |
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COPYRIGHT 2005 The Miami Herald
Byline: Steve Harrison And Matthew Haggm
Aug. 26--South Florida's building boom is remaking cities and shorelines, but the slew of construction sites dotting the region can pose problems when hurricanes come ashore.
Hurricane Katrina's rapid transformation into a South Florida threat may have caught some builders off guard, as some sites had unsecured debris, possibly posing a hazard to nearby buildings.
Some builders in Broward left terra-cotta tiles still stacked on unfinished roofs, while others were more diligent, hauling away trash and other loose items in...
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