retaining wall collapse in San Antonio, Texas

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photos with descriptions:
http://galleries.statesman.com/gallery/landslide-threatens-nw-san-antonio-homes-01/#57443

related story:
http://www.kens5.com/news/Slope-failure-the-latest-allegations-against-Pulte-82783262.html

River Mist Homeowners have not taken any specific action -- including filing a lawsuit -- against Pulte Homes. But homeowner Gil Morales told KENS 5's Chris Sadeghi, 'There are things we can do as whole community if we act as one person. We are pushing unity, first of all.'"

I wonder what Mr. Morales would think of the statement that Pulte's representative made to the attorneys in Charleston during his deposition for the stucco case here that half the homeowners at SCHH would be dead by the time that the stucco claims are resolved? (http://www.suncityblufftonhomedefectclaims.com/protected/OwnersPresforWeb.pdf)

I wonder if Mr. Morales would be "pushing unity" if he knew about most of SCHH's (non)reaction to Pulte's sinking houses, code-violating roofs, defective stucco, shoddily built lagoons, etc.?

I wonder what Mr. Morales would think of the San Antonio building department's reaction to code violations vs. our own Beaufort County building department's reaction to code violations?
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