SPECIAL PUBLICATION NO. 57


 building code at the time of construction,

 ii. The effects of modification of the structure, including building
 additions, changes in load- and non-load-bearing walls, and
 modifications of the foundation, and

 iii. The effects of leaking water or sewer lines, other buried utilities,
 wind damage, or other events that may cause damage.

 c. The final report should include:

 i. Photographs of the damage, including damage critical to cause
 determination, and information locating the subjects) of the
 images(s).

 ii. A listing of damage by room or elevation with analysis of damage
 causes, where evident.

 iii. A statement as to the causes) of damage from the perspective of
 the structural analysis.

10. Final Report

 a. Include all of the documentation cited above, plus

 i. A simple explanation of the consultant's professional opinion as to
 the cause of the damage within a reasonable degree of engineering
 or scientific probability.

 ii. Include all of the evidence used to draw conclusions concerning
 causation.

 iii. It is not sufficient to say that the cause is not a sinkhole the cause
 of damage should be suggested.

 iv. All raw, uninterpreted data should be included as appendices. This
 allows the reader to better understand the data source used to
 derive the various anomalies and geologic or geotechnical
 interpretations, and it enables later investigators to understand the
 results.

 b. If no cause can be identified, the investigator should recommend additional
 testing to determine the causess.

 c. The report will contain a statement certifying the results of the investigation
 according to the requirements of 627.707 F. S.