Adam Carolla

There's, you know, the water side, the Coastal Commission side.

There's nothing.

There is one place I've been chronicling.

But other than that, there's zero in the building department.

Are you affected by the Coastal Commission up where you are?

Yeah.

Yeah.

To be more specific...

Oh, I don't know.

You can show, Andrew.

I tweeted out a couple of days ago they're getting ready to pour the slab of one house.

It's just a single-family residence on PCH.

I've been chronicling the caissons and what they're doing.

Just to be clear, it's 50-something caissons.

Average depth is going to be about four stories.

They're like three foot around.

They're building a seawall that's like two foot thick and 22 feet deep all the way around and tying them into these caissons.

The slab is 12 inches thick that the house is on.

Now, the average thickness for a residential home on a slab on grade is four inches.

Six is like a hefty, like if you've got a garage and you drive a big truck or something, maybe you go with six.