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Amended claim list document, undated

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Document listing multiple amended claims involving various individuals and families associated with the site.

NYC-WTC_000159559–000159571

Folder label: “Lyndenwood Flood - Howerd Bch 4-30-14

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failure caused the incident. Respondents failed to properly man a facility; respondents failed to properly clean and/or maintain the subject sewers and/or drainage system in the neighborhood; respondents failed to properly control relevant valves, and/or gates, and/or dams, and/or other properties or materials pertaining to a sewage and/or drainage system; and were otherwise negligent.

Because of the negligence of respondents, claimants were caused to endure large amounts of water within their homes and/or garages, ranging from several inches to several feet, destroying and damaging massive amounts of property, and causing massive amounts of damage to the homes themselves, requiring repair, demolition, replacement, cleaning and mold removal, among other things. Further, the property values of respondents' homes are believed to have decreased dramatically due to this flood resulting from the negligence of the respondents.

Respondents created, caused, and allowed a dangerous and hazardous condition to exist and persist. That the negligence of respondents consisted of failing to properly and safely maintain and control the aforementioned sewer and/or drainage system; in allowing the existence of a condition which was known or should have been known to cause damage or destruction of property, or be inherently dangerous and/or hazardous; in allowing a condition to exist that posed a risk to the citizens and residents of the aforementioned neighborhood; in allowing the sewer and/or draining system to remain in a defective state and/or condition; in causing and permitting a dangerous condition; in failing to act in a reasonable and prudent manner; in creating a condition which caused claimants to be damaged; in negligently maintaining and/or repairing said sewer and/or drainage system, or in failing to entirely; in negligently inspecting said sewer and/or drainage system, or in failing to entirely; in failing to give any warning of the impending flood; in failing to properly prevent the subject flood.

Said incident was the result of the negligence and carelessness of the respondents herein, their agents, servants, and/or employees, in disregarding their duty to maintain the sewer and/or drainage system in a safe and proper manner; in failing to act as reasonable and prudent persons would have acted under the circumstances then and there existing; in failing to properly maintain and/or repair the above-identified location and surrounding areas in a safe and proper condition; in failing to properly inspect the above-identified location; in permitting said area and surrounding areas to become

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