this is true, if you take standard samples and test them. but the Hard Rock New Orleans may have bogus inspections and testing. >Tweeter reported three other

this is true, if you take standard samples and test them. but the Hard Rock New Orleans may have bogus inspections and testing. >Tweeter reported three other on-site inspections in July, August and October, but the GPS records show her vehicle stopping at the Hard Rock on just one of those dates. the Hard Rock New Orleans could have been insufficient supports changed after the city approved plans [2]. >The last set of plans approved by the city were dated June 2018. Those called for the sturdier 16-gauge metal decking. Those plans were revised to go with the thinner, lighter 22-gauge decking in February 2019, shortly after the emails between the construction team and New Millennium. The city confirmed it never received those revisions. [1] https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/investigations/city-was-concerned-about-bogus-inspections-improperly-trained-inspectors-prior-to-hard-rock-collapse/289-40d29f9a-562f-40e2-b7c9-81e4079a763b https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/investigations/city-was-c... [2] https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/investigations/david-hammer/engineer-hard-rock-hotel-designer-ignored-calls-for-more-steel-supports/289-4ecc2e67-e1c1-4302-b53e-77f1a8fad316 https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/investigations/david-hamm...