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White Tab 116 — G21 Leaks Documentation (Chronology + Source Annex)

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Facts & source pinpoints only. No strategy, no argument, no legal opinions. All quotations are "as reported" unless exact text appears in a cited source.

PART A — Scope & Use (facts-only)

This tab formalizes the previously referenced but non-indexed "G21 Leaks Documentation" as a binder-indexed White tab.

Purpose:

  1. Provide a single chronological index of documented water intrusion events affecting 226 Franklin St., Apt. G21 (entrance 97 Green St.), Brooklyn, NY 11222.
  2. Provide a source annex identifying the underlying artifacts (emails, photos, PDFs, video, phone-message evidence) used to support entries.

This tab does not assess cause, fault, compliance, or legal consequences. Any such analysis belongs outside White.

PART B — Chronological Index (facts-only)

Notes on sourcing: - Where the underlying artifact is not yet ingested into the binder, the entry is recorded as referenced and flagged for collection/pinning in Part E. - July 2023 artifacts are present in the uploaded evidence bundle and are cross-referenced to WT-111 (packet) and the native-photo archive. - v1.2 Note: Section B.4 has been restructured to correct chronological order: rainstorm re-flood discovery (07-12) precedes SERVPRO valve break (07-13). Conclusory language removed per White guardrail. - v1.2.2 Note: B.4.1 updated to add corroborated storm date (July 9-10, 2023) and apply evidence attribution framework (photos = direct; email = attributed). - v1.3 Note: 2015-05-31 and 2015-11-16 entries now documented with native media (see Part D.2). - v1.4 Note: October 2019 trigger flood now documented with 9 native videos (see Part D.3). - v1.5 Note: Media tables restructured — Scene Description and View links moved to visible columns; technical metadata shifted right. - v1.6 Note: B.4.2 valve incident description updated to include valve body drip (visible in video) in addition to feed line discharge. - v1.7 Note: B.2 re-flood date corrected from "Late October 2019 (exact date TBD)" to "2019-12-08 (approximately)" based on three email corpus sources (FLOOD-EMAIL-078, -735, -742). Section heading updated accordingly. See B.2 for full evidence citation. - v1.8 Note: Three collection tasks completed from email corpus: 116-COLLECT-20210822 (8 PDFs), 116-COLLECT-20210902 (11 PDFs), 116-COLLECT-20220829 (8 PDFs). Remaining open tasks annotated with corpus limitations (corpus begins Aug 2020; pre-2020 emails and non-email artifacts require alternative sources).

B.1 Pre-2019 roof/vent leak history (referenced; primary artifacts pending ingest)

  • 2013-12-28 — Tenant-association email chain reports a "big roof leak" and long-standing roof problems in the building with multiple lofts affected. (Referenced in WT-111 A-1).
  • 2015-05-08 — Building-wide maintenance email notes multiple units with leak problems, largely roof-related, including reports involving roof vents/fans. (Referenced in WT-111 A-1).
  • 2015-05-31 — Flood event affecting G21. Documented with 10 native photos (see Part D.2). Photos show: water on kitchen counter and floor; REZNOR heater unit as water intrusion pathway; pendant light with water staining; standing water in entry/hallway; studio area with equipment at risk.
  • 2015-07-22 — Building-wide maintenance email notes multiple units with leak problems, largely roof-related, including reports involving roof vents/fans. (Referenced in WT-111 A-1).
  • 2015-11-16 — Flood event affecting G21 and common hallway. Documented with 9 native photos (see Part D.2). Photos show: equipment covered for protection; water pooling on floor; bowls catching water; discolored water with sediment; common hallway with significant standing water (building-wide event).
  • 2017-05-11 — Email reports continued roof leakage despite prior work; photos referenced. (Referenced in WT-111 A-1).
  • 2018-02-07 and 2018-02-23 — Emails/photos document additional water intrusion episodes affecting the G-line/G21 context. (Referenced in WT-111 A-1).

B.2 October 2019 trigger flood and December 2019 re-flood

  • 2019-10-13 to 2019-10-14 (Columbus Day weekend) — Trigger flood event affecting G21 (pipe burst above unit). Documented with 9 native videos spanning 13 minutes of real-time documentation (see Part D.3). Videos show: ceiling pipe infrastructure and water source; active water pouring from ceiling; water pooling on butcher block counter (same surface as 2015 P-01); bedroom flood extent; human presence during crisis; dialogue identifying sprinkler break as cause; neighbor (Sally, G4) audio.
  • 2019-12-08 (approximately) — Second flood event affecting G21. Water intrusion from above described as entering through the exhaust vent of the gas heater in G31 (unit above G21), caused by rainwater pooling on the roof due to poor drainage and exceeding the vent height. Described as damaging items that had been gathered in the living area after initial trigger-flood cleanup.
  • v1.7 date correction: Previously indexed as "Late October 2019 (exact date TBD)" based on WT-111 A-1. Corrected to December 8, 2019 based on email corpus evidence:
    • FLOOD-EMAIL-078 (CSV Row 78, Jun 18, 2020): Christian to Sandercock/Orefice — "the occurrence of a second flood on December 8th where there was further damage to personal property and living space" (HP petition review notes)
    • FLOOD-EMAIL-735 (CSV Row 735, Sep 1, 2022): Christian to Sandercock — describes the exhaust vent mechanism and states "A major flood happened as a result of this 'leak' a few months after the pipe bust"
    • FLOOD-EMAIL-742 (CSV Row 742, Sep 1, 2022): Christian to Sandercock — "another flood resulting from this leak that happened soon after the unit was purged and cleaned after the pipe burst"
  • The "clogged drain on the roof" cause referenced in the HP petition and email chain is the same failure mode as the exhaust vent mechanism: roof water pooling exceeds vent pipe height.
  • Referenced source description also appears in WT-111 A-1.
  • Phone message artifact (American Package answering machine) remains a collection target (116-COLLECT-2019-VM).
  • Email PDFs: FLOOD-EMAIL-078, FLOOD-EMAIL-735, FLOOD-EMAIL-742 (extracted and archived).

B.3 Post-2019 repeat leaks/floods directly affecting G21 (referenced; primary artifacts pending ingest)

  • 2021-05-30 — Flood from leak described as water entering from above via exhaust vent of upstairs heater; pooling on ceilings/surfaces; draining into walls/floors. (Referenced in WT-111 A-1).
  • 2021-08-22 — Leak event with photos/emails referenced showing water intrusion following rain (roof/vent pattern). (Referenced in WT-111 A-1).
  • 2021-09-02 — Flood from ceiling into multiple walls (north party wall; east living/studio wall; bathroom/south living wall) described in an email with photos sent to counsel/expert. (Referenced in WT-111 A-1).
  • 2022-08-29 — Leak event with photos referenced. (Referenced in WT-111 A-1).

B.4 July 2023 events (three separate incidents documented)

v1.2 Structure Note: July 2023 involved three distinct events with different proximate causes. They are indexed in chronological order of discovery/occurrence to preserve timeline accuracy. Analysis of causation and defendant exposure belongs outside White.

B.4.1 Rainstorm re-flood discovery (2023-07-12)

  • 2023-07-12 (afternoon) — Tenant discovers standing water in G21 from prior rainstorm; sends "G21 Flooded Again!" email with photos.
  • Storm event: NYC-area rainstorm July 9-10, 2023 (State of Emergency declared; NWS/NY State records document widespread flooding).
  • Photographic documentation (WT-111): Photos show pools of standing water on concrete floors throughout living area, hallway, and kitchen; water damage at wall-floor junctions; torn/damaged blue vapor barrier at wall base.
  • Water persistence: Standing water remained visible 2-3 days after storm event despite high July temperatures in un-air-conditioned unit.
  • Email description: Tenant email states water likely entered through (a) bathroom pipes that were uncapped after SERVPRO remediation work and (b) ceiling leak consistent with building's documented 10+ year water intrusion pattern (see B.1–B.3).
  • Pipe condition: Uncapped pipes documented in email thread; plumber attendance and capping actions documented Jul 14 & 17.
  • Cross-reference: Email/photo packet in WT-111.

B.4.2 SERVPRO valve break incident (2023-07-13)

  • 2023-07-13 — During access to G21, a contractor caused a bathroom sink supply/shutoff failure: flexible sink feed line routed into an open wall drain opening with water discharged at full pressure; valve body also dripping steadily onto floor. Tenant-captured video and 12 native iPhone still photos document the incident.
  • Factual documentation: Video shows bathroom sink supply/shutoff failure with active water discharge from feed line and steady drip from valve body onto floor (captured on video).
  • Media: Video artifact + 12 JPEG stills with EXIF timestamps (see Part D.1).
  • Cross-reference: WT-106A (dedicated media index for valve break incident).

B.4.3 Mold documentation window (2023-07-12 to 2023-07-17)

  • 2023-07-12 to 2023-07-17 — Email thread and photo sets document visible mold in G21 in areas that were certified as "cleared" after the ALC Post-Remediation Verification report (PRV dated 2021-08-03).
  • Factual documentation: Visible mold observed on bathroom walls/floor, adjoining hallway/kitchen walls. Black mold noted in email dated 07-13.
  • Timeline context: Mold observed after PRV certification of "achieved clearance" (PRV dated 2021-08-03).
  • Cross-reference: PRV report in WT-108; mold documentation in WT-111.

PART C — Document Chain & Source Format

C.1 Primary source categories for this tab

Category Format Location
Tenant-association emails PDF / EML WT-111 packet (partial); pending collection (see Part E.2)
Tenant-landlord correspondence PDF / MSG WT-111 packet; pending collection for older items
Photos (native) JPEG with EXIF 2015: Part D.2 (19 photos); 2019: Part D.3 (via video frames); 2023: WT-111 packet
Video (native) MOV with QuickTime metadata 2019: Part D.3 (9 videos); 2023: WT-106A
Expert reports PDF WT-107, WT-108, WT-109
Phone messages Audio / transcript Pending collection

C.2 Source-pinning conventions

  • WT-116-P-## — Photo ID within Part D.2 index (e.g., WT-116-P-01 = first photo in D.2.1)
  • WT-116-V-## — Video ID within Part D.3 index (e.g., WT-116-V-01 = first video in D.3.1)
  • WT-111-A-# — Attachment index in WT-111 packet
  • WT-106A — Valve break video and stills (July 2023)

PART D — Native Media Index

D.1 July 2023 Valve Break Media

See WT-106A for complete media index (video + 12 JPEG stills with EXIF data).

D.2 Pre-2019 Native Photo Archive

  • Source: User-provided native iPhone photos (JPEG with EXIF metadata preserved)
  • Events documented: 2015-05-31 (10 photos); 2015-11-16 (9 photos)

D.2.1 May 31, 2015 Event (10 Photos)

ID Scene Description View Filename Original EXIF DateTime
P-01 Kitchen butcher-block counter with visible water/moisture sheen; plastic container with water droplets; stove visible at bottom View WT-116_2015-05-31_Photo_01_IMG_3548.jpeg IMG_3548.JPG 2015-05-31 17:56:46
P-02 Kitchen floor with multiple bowls/containers catching water from ceiling; towels for absorption; active leak mitigation View WT-116_2015-05-31_Photo_02_IMG_3549.jpeg IMG_3549.JPG 2015-05-31 17:56:53
P-03 REZNOR heater unit mounted on wall/ceiling — documents the heater system referenced as water intrusion pathway; kitchen visible below View WT-116_2015-05-31_Photo_03_IMG_3550.jpeg IMG_3550.JPG 2015-05-31 17:56:56
P-04 Kitchen floor alternate angle showing bowls with collected water; stainless dishwasher; active leak View WT-116_2015-05-31_Photo_04_IMG_3551.jpeg IMG_3551.JPG 2015-05-31 17:57:06
P-05 Close-up REZNOR heater with water droplets visible on metal surface — direct evidence of water intrusion via heater View WT-116_2015-05-31_Photo_05_IMG_3552.jpeg IMG_3552.JPG 2015-05-31 17:57:13
P-06 Pendant light fixture with water staining/discoloration running down shade from ceiling leak View WT-116_2015-05-31_Photo_06_IMG_3553.jpeg IMG_3553.JPG 2015-05-31 17:57:23
P-07 Red tile entry/hallway floor with standing water and pools; dark door threshold visible View WT-116_2015-05-31_Photo_07_IMG_3554.jpeg IMG_3554.JPG 2015-05-31 17:59:16
P-08 Living area concrete floor with blue bucket catching water; orange towel; wet floor sheen visible View WT-116_2015-05-31_Photo_08_IMG_3555.jpeg IMG_3555.JPG 2015-05-31 18:00:10
P-09 Ceiling infrastructure — exposed beams, PVC drain pipes, building structure showing water pathways View WT-116_2015-05-31_Photo_09_IMG_3557.jpeg IMG_3557.JPG 2015-05-31 18:00:26
P-10 Studio area with djembe drum; wet concrete floor; electrical cable running through water (hazard); property at risk View WT-116_2015-05-31_Photo_10_IMG_3558.jpeg IMG_3558.JPG 2015-05-31 18:02:02

D.2.2 November 16, 2015 Event (9 Photos)

ID Scene Description View Filename Original EXIF DateTime
P-11 Desk/workstation with electronic equipment (power strips, router); water staining on wood surface; pink fabric protecting equipment View WT-116_2015-11-16_Photo_01_IMG_4021.jpeg IMG_4021.JPG 2015-11-16 12:55:45
P-12 Yellow/red blankets covering equipment as protection; water staining visible on fabric; paper towels for absorption View WT-116_2015-11-16_Photo_02_IMG_4022.jpeg IMG_4022.JPG 2015-11-16 12:55:54
P-13 TV/entertainment center covered with blankets (blue/yellow) for protection; audio equipment; exposed brick wall View WT-116_2015-11-16_Photo_03_IMG_4023.jpeg IMG_4023.JPG 2015-11-16 12:56:09
P-14 Floor area with yellow towel for water absorption; white modern chairs; reflective metal base showing water pooling View WT-116_2015-11-16_Photo_04_IMG_4024.jpeg IMG_4024.JPG 2015-11-16 12:56:16
P-15 Corner with stainless steel bowl catching water; white textured wall meeting exposed brick; wet floor around bowl View WT-116_2015-11-16_Photo_05_IMG_4025.jpeg IMG_4025.JPG 2015-11-16 12:56:23
P-16 Close-up of bowl with collected discolored/dirty water showing sediment from leak; concrete floor with crack View WT-116_2015-11-16_Photo_06_IMG_4026.jpeg IMG_4026.JPG 2015-11-16 12:56:44
P-17 White modern chair with water staining/damage; chrome base with water pooling; yellow towel on floor View WT-116_2015-11-16_Photo_07_IMG_4027.jpeg IMG_4027.JPG 2015-11-16 12:57:05
P-18 Common hallway with significant standing water; black bucket for collection; grey trash cans — building-wide issue View WT-116_2015-11-16_Photo_08_IMG_4029.jpeg IMG_4029.JPG 2015-11-16 13:02:35
P-19 Extensive standing water on red-painted hallway floor; bucket; wall-floor junction flooding — severe building-wide event View WT-116_2015-11-16_Photo_09_IMG_4030.jpeg IMG_4030.JPG 2015-11-16 13:02:42

D.2.3 Key Evidentiary Observations (facts-only)

  1. REZNOR Heater Documented — Photos P-03 and P-05 show the actual heater unit referenced throughout this tab as a water intrusion pathway.

  2. Building-Wide Pattern — November 2015 photos P-18 and P-19 show flooding in common hallway, not just G21 — supports building-wide chronic leak issue.

  3. Two Distinct 2015 Events — May 31 (rain/heater vent leak) and November 16 (separate event) — both with EXIF-verified timestamps.

  4. Protective Measures Documented — Multiple photos show tenant using bowls, buckets, towels, blankets to protect property — documents ongoing burden.

  5. Studio/Electronics at Risk — Photos show electronic equipment, musical instruments (djembe), and cables near water — supports property damage claims.

D.3 October 2019 Trigger Flood Video Archive

  • Source: User-provided native iPhone videos (MOV with QuickTime/EXIF metadata preserved)
  • Event documented: October 14, 2019 (Columbus Day weekend) — THE trigger flood
  • Recording window: 00:19:39 to 00:32:40 EDT (~13 minutes of documentation)
  • Devices used: iPhone X (iOS 13.1.2) and iPhone 6s (iOS 12.1.2)
  • Total runtime: ~5 minutes 32 seconds across 9 videos

D.3.1 October 14, 2019 Trigger Flood (9 Videos)

Seq Scene Description View Duration Filename Original DateTime Resolution Device
V-01 Ceiling pipes and water source; floor with standing water; exposed pipe infrastructure above unit; red/burgundy furniture; low-light nighttime conditions View 1:09 WT-116_2019-10-14_Video_01_CeilingPipesSource.mov ChristianGrayDocumentation.MOV 2019-10-14 00:19:39-0400 1280x720 iPhone X
V-02 Interior loft with exposed brick; structural column; pendant lights; person walking through flooded space; off-camera audio with Sally from G4 (neighbor) View 0:36 WT-116_2019-10-14_Video_02_SallyG4Audio.mov Laurie_SallyG4OffCameraAudio.MOV 2019-10-14 00:20:11-0400 1280x720 iPhone 6s
V-03 Panning shot through loft; structural column and exposed brick; white kitchen cabinets; highest resolution in set; verbal reaction to conditions View 0:17 WT-116_2019-10-14_Video_03_LoftPanThisIsCrazy.mov Laurie_ThisIsCrazy.MOV 2019-10-14 00:20:51-0400 1920x1080 iPhone 6s
V-04 Pendant lights; structural column; floor with water/wetness; red brick background; CRITICAL: audio dialogue identifying SPRINKLER BREAK as flood cause View 0:21 WT-116_2019-10-14_Video_04_SprinklerBreakDialog.mov Laurie_DialogAboutSrinklerBreak.MOV 2019-10-14 00:22:26-0400 1280x720 iPhone 6s
V-05 Kitchen/living area during active flood; table with items; cables/wires along wall; audio/video equipment (speaker); person visible in frame; human presence during crisis View 0:19 WT-116_2019-10-14_Video_05_KitchenHumanPresence.mov Laurie_ChristianLaughing.MOV 2019-10-14 00:23:11-0400 1920x1080 iPhone 6s
V-06 Bedroom/sleeping area of loft; pendant light fixture (same type as 2015 P-06); wet/damaged floor; windows with minimal ambient light View 0:17 WT-116_2019-10-14_Video_06_BedroomFlood.mov BedroomArea.MOV 2019-10-14 00:30:15-0400 1920x1080 iPhone 6s
V-07 Kitchen butcher-block counter with water pooling/sheen; wood grain with water on surface; cutting board, bottle, papers on counter; CONTINUITY: same surface as 2015 P-01 View 0:11 WT-116_2019-10-14_Video_07_ButcherBlockWater.mov PoolingWaterOnButcherblock.MOV 2019-10-14 00:30:54-0400 1920x1080 iPhone 6s
V-08 ACTIVE WATER STREAM pouring from ceiling; exposed brick wall; ceiling infrastructure; bookshelf with books; floor showing flood depth; metal furniture with water droplets; longest video (1:32) View 1:32 WT-116_2019-10-14_Video_08_ActiveCeilingWater.mov DepthOfWaterByBookshelfAndWaterPouringFromCeiling.MOV 2019-10-14 00:31:06-0400 1920x1080 iPhone 6s
V-09 Ceiling infrastructure (pipes, beams); pendant light; window in background; Note: very low resolution (224x128) View 0:30 WT-116_2019-10-14_Video_09_CeilingWaterLowRes.mov WaterPouringFromCeiling.MOV 2019-10-14 00:32:40-0400 224x128 iPhone 6s

D.3.2 Key Evidentiary Observations (facts-only)

  1. Active Flood Documentation — Video V-08 captures water actively pouring from ceiling — not just aftermath but the event itself in real-time.

  2. Sprinkler Break Identified — Video V-04 contains audio dialogue identifying "sprinkler break" as the flood cause — contemporaneous verbal identification of failure mechanism.

  3. Butcher Block Continuity — Video V-07 shows same kitchen butcher-block counter as 2015 Photo P-01, documenting identical surface damaged across 4+ years of flood events.

  4. Pendant Light Continuity — Video V-06 shows same pendant light fixture type as 2015 Photo P-06, establishing interior fixture continuity.

  5. Multi-Device Recording — Two devices used (iPhone X + iPhone 6s), indicating multiple people documenting the crisis simultaneously.

  6. Neighbor Witness — Video V-02 audio references "Sally" from unit G4, documenting neighbor awareness of flood event.

  7. 13-Minute Documentation Window — Videos span 00:19:39 to 00:32:40 EDT, documenting progression of flood conditions in real-time.

  8. Human Impact Documented — Multiple videos show persons present during crisis, verbal reactions ("This is crazy"), and disruption to living space.

D.3.3 Technical Metadata Summary

Video Size (MB) Codec Audio iOS Version
V-01 11.58 H.264 AAC 44.1kHz 13.1.2
V-02 5.92 H.264 AAC 44.1kHz 12.1.2
V-03 17.41 H.264 AAC 44.1kHz 12.1.2
V-04 3.42 H.264 AAC 44.1kHz 12.1.2
V-05 15.96 H.264 AAC 44.1kHz 12.1.2
V-06 10.90 H.264 AAC 44.1kHz 12.1.2
V-07 11.71 H.264 AAC 44.1kHz 12.1.2
V-08 11.58 H.264 AAC 44.1kHz 12.1.2
V-09 0.48 H.264 AAC 44.1kHz 12.1.2

PART E — Pin & Collection Tasks

E.1 Pin tasks (artifacts in binder; need page-level mapping)

  • 116-PIN-2015MAY — 2015-05-31 flood event — 10 native photos indexed in Part D.2.1. COMPLETE.
  • 116-PIN-2015NOV — 2015-11-16 flood event — 9 native photos indexed in Part D.2.2. COMPLETE.
  • 116-PIN-2019OCT — 2019-10-14 trigger flood — 9 native videos indexed in Part D.3.1. COMPLETE.
  • 116-PIN-2023JULY-STORM — Document NYC-area storm event July 9-10, 2023 with official NWS/NY State records.
  • 116-PIN-2023JULY-RAINSTORM — Add page pins / Bates mapping for rainstorm re-flood discovery documentation in WT-111 (B.4.1).
  • 116-PIN-106A-VALVE — Cross-reference to WT-106A media index for valve break incident (B.4.2).
  • 116-PIN-2023JULY-MOLD — Add page pins / Bates mapping for visible mold documentation in WT-111 (B.4.3).
  • 116-META-01 — Preserve native photo ZIP as evidence; record hashes; maintain original filenames; keep EXIF summary table updated.
  • 116-META-02 — Preserve native video archive as evidence; record hashes; maintain original filenames; keep QuickTime metadata summary updated.

E.2 Collection tasks (referenced artifacts not yet ingested)

  • 116-COLLECT-2013-TA — Ingest TA email chain(s) cited for 2013-12-28 roof leak. Note: email corpus (email_extract_v2.csv) begins Aug 2020; this email pre-dates corpus. Requires alternative source (native .eml archive or TA records).
  • ~~116-COLLECT-2015-MAINT~~ — COMPLETE: 2015-05-31 and 2015-11-16 photos ingested (see Part D.2).
  • ~~116-COLLECT-2019-TRIGGER~~ — COMPLETE: 2019-10-14 videos ingested (see Part D.3).
  • 116-COLLECT-2017-EMAIL — Ingest 2017-05-11 email + photos re continued roof leakage. Note: pre-dates email corpus (Aug 2020 start). Requires alternative source.
  • 116-COLLECT-2018-EMAILS — Ingest 2018-02-07 and 2018-02-23 leak emails/photos. Note: pre-dates email corpus (Aug 2020 start). The Feb 7, 2018 email to American Package is referenced in FLOOD-EMAIL-742 documentation list but original is not in corpus. Requires alternative source.
  • 116-COLLECT-2019-VM — Ingest phone message evidence (audio and/or transcript) re Dec 8, 2019 re-flood. (Date corrected from "Late Oct 2019" per v1.7; see B.2.) Note: audio artifact; not an email. Requires recovery from device or carrier records.
  • 116-COLLECT-20210530 — Ingest 2021-05-30 flood from leak emails/photos. Note: original May 30 flood email not found in corpus. Referenced in later emails: FLOOD-EMAIL-1050 (Jun 10, 2021) mentions "the [flood] that took place over the weekend of May 30th" with video sent to counsel; FLOOD-EMAIL-742 (Sep 1, 2022) lists "May 30th, 2021 - Flood from leak" in documentation index. Original email may have been sent via text (see FLOOD-EMAIL-742: "maybe over text"). Requires alternative source or text message recovery.
  • ~~116-COLLECT-20210822~~ — COMPLETE (v1.8): 8 email PDFs extracted from corpus. Original "Leaks coming from ceiling in living room area. Emergency!!!" (FLOOD-EMAIL-1933), Sandercock forwards to Gray (FLOOD-EMAIL-1867) and Olmsted (FLOOD-EMAIL-1868), "Close up pics of leak areas" thread (FLOOD-EMAIL-1934, -1006, -1009, -1010, -1013).
  • ~~116-COLLECT-20210902~~ — COMPLETE (v1.8): 11 email PDFs extracted from corpus. Original "G21 Flooded again through ceiling last night" (FLOOD-EMAIL-1952), photo series spanning ~30 min: flood pics 1/3/4/4/5/6 covering bathroom, east living/studio wall, acoustic ceiling breach (FLOOD-EMAIL-1953, -1956, -1957, -1958, -996, -1954, -1940, -1947), landlord access coordination (FLOOD-EMAIL-1008, -973).
  • ~~116-COLLECT-20220829~~ — COMPLETE (v1.8): 8 email PDFs extracted from corpus (supplementing previously extracted FLOOD-EMAIL-735 and -742). Sandercock's original "When did that leak start?" question (FLOOD-EMAIL-741), harassment application thread (FLOOD-EMAIL-740, -743, -745, -746), "IMPORTANT" follow-up (FLOOD-EMAIL-744), "G31 leak" (FLOOD-EMAIL-748), "chronic problem never fixed" (FLOOD-EMAIL-751).

PART F — Cross-References (White tabs)

  • WT-001 — Master Timeline (cites WT-116 as the chronology annex for leak/re-flood events; July 2023 entries match B.4.1–B.4.3 structure and dates).
  • WT-106A — SERVPRO Field Incident Video (dedicated media index for B.4.2 valve break; scope limited to valve break only).
  • WT-111 — July 2023 Re-Flood Email Packet (underlying July 2023 PDFs + email thread; supports B.4.1 rainstorm discovery and B.4.3 mold documentation).
  • WT-104 / WT-103 / WT-113 — Trigger flood and immediate response context.
  • WT-108 — ALC PRV (2021-08-03 report; relevant to B.4.3 mold appearing after PRV certification (PRV dated 2021-08-03)).

END — White Tab 116 — G21 Leaks Documentation (Chronology + Source Annex) v1.8