 | Stepan Vdovine, Amacom vice-president, said work at the site was done "with appropriate permits, consistent oversight and monitoring," adding its contractors "are some of the most experienced trades and engineers in the region." Amacon has backfilled the excavation with tons of dirt to stabilize the wall. A new engineer, tasked by Coquitlam, is charged with remediation. |  |
  | Geopacific Consultants Ltd. is the engineer. reception@geopacific.ca. Matt Kokan is the owner. Vancouver Shotcrete and Shoring provided materials. Here. info@shotcreteshoring.com. Owner is Tom Pennell. |  Vancouver Shotcrete and Shoring photo shows use of wire steel mesh. |
| The failure of a hi-rise foundation shoring wall in Coquitlam is the latest in terrible construction quality from the DeCotiss clan. Recognized for a decade for bad and cheap workmanship, those buying from the DeCotiis will have problems. Here. Project moniker is 'Vue' and citizens best steer clear of condos being slapped up by crooks. Here. |  |
 | A UBC engineering prof says the retaining wall collapse of Amacon was likely caused by improper application of too thin shotcrete and the apparent lack of use of steel wire mesh reinforcement. The 'tie-backs' remained in place while the shotcrete failed. The fill was dry so water intrusion was not a factor. There is no sign of the square, steel mesh that would ordinarily be used. It may have been excluded entirely to cut costs.
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“In addition, no immediate infrastructure damage is apparent." Stepan Vdovine, vice president of executive operations, said in an email. HOLY where did the Decotiis dig this goofy pup up from? The appropriate response is relief that nobody got hurt. Our excavation contractor is Country Green Excavating. Here. Devon Oulovski completed high school in 2012. See ---->Onni Group sued by City of Burnaby |  Marcello DeCotiis CEO. |
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