it's called balfour beatty communities. a joint investigation by cbs news and reuters found balfour beatty falsified maintenance records, leaving military families waiting for repairs while the company qualified for millions of dollars in performance-based bonuses. now the fbi is investigating. here's omar villafranca. >> reporter: in 2015-- >> turn this way. >> reporter: paige and nick ippolito moved into a house managed by balfour beatty communities. >> it was a distressed property probably 20 years ago. >> reporter: within months a water leak warped their floor and a company technician recorded his concern that the couple's infant daughter could become sick from chewing on flooring tiles that contained asbestos. >> it's very upsetting to know that he was concerned for our child's safety but didn't tell us. >> reporter: maintenance documents say the leak was repaired almost immediately. >> it says the call was put in at 4:32 p.m., and it was completed at 4:52. that's a physical impossibility to fix something of that exten

it's called balfour beatty communities.oint investigation by cbs news and reuters found balfour beatty falsified maintenance cecords, leaving military families waiting for repairs while the company qualified for millions of dollars in performance-based bonuses. now the f.b.i. is investigating. llre's omar villafranca. >> reporter: in 2015... >> turn this way. >> reporter: ...paige and nick ippolito moved into a house managed by balfour beatty communities. >> it was a distressed property probably 20 years ago. >> reporter: within months a water leak warped their floor and a company technician recorded his concern that the couple's infant daughter could become sick from chewing on flooring tiles that contained asbestos. >> it's very upsetting to know that he was concerned for our child's safety but didn't tell us. >> reporter: maintenance documents say the leak was repaired almost immediately. >> it says the call was put in at 4:32 p.m., and it was completed at 4:52. that's a physical impossibility to fix something of that ex

balfour beatty manages 54 military bases.t's performance bonuses are worth potentially $800 million over a decades-longcontract. now, at installations like tinker air force base in oklahoma city, those bonuses are partially based on data provided by balfour beatty. documents show some of that data was falsified. paige and nikki met while serving in the navy at tinker air force base in 2018. they quickly moved in together, choosing a house on base managed by balfour beatty communities. >> the house was a mess to begin with. the floor downstairs was destroyed completely, doors won't close properly. >> reporter: internal records reviewed by cbs news and reuters show that within a year, a leak caused a balfour beatty maintenance technician to document his concern that the couple's infant daughter could become sick from chewing on flooring tiles that contained asbestos. >> it's very upsetting to know that he was concerned for our child's safety but didn't tell us. >> it's almost heart breaking. we already risk our lives every day.

this is an 800 and i cancre par land north of balfour road.r to accommodate the project, the owner needs voter approval to move the urban limit line. so tonight city council will decide whether or not to certify the more than 3500 signatures blackhawk none collected and put the issue on the november ballot. or they could possibly just ask for a special report instead. opponents of the project have formed a group called alliance for a better brentwood and they argue now is not the time for this development, that brentwood needs to first see how the infrastructure can handle the hundreds of other homes already approved and waiting construction. they also worry about the noise and bad air quality brought on by the proposed 20 year construction project, the added stressfunded fire district and increased traffic. blackhawk none which has been developing in brentwood for 30 years say that 225 of the acres would remain permanent open space. blackhawk none also says that it would send million to the fire district, would build out american avenue, and

this is an 800 acre are parcel of land located north of balfour road. the developer needs voter approval to move the limit line. tonight the city down sistcity decide whether to signify the signatures blackhawk collected and put the issue on the november ballot or ask for a special report instead. opponents formed a group and argue that now is not the time to create this development. they say brentwood needs to see how they can handle the other homes awaiting construction and they worry about the noise and bad air quality, added stress on the underfunded fire district and increased traffic in the area. blackhawk none which has been developing for 30 years says that of the 800 and i can ertz f acres, 225 would remain permanent open space and would send millions to the fire district, would widen balfour road and could fund safety improvements along deer valley road. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> one that we'll continue to follow. >>> and this morning this could be a pivotal day for the defense in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire trial because the

it is in western brentwood on an 800-acre tract of land north of balfour and east of deer valley roads, it would include 2,400 homes in a development called the vineyards at deer creek. 80% of the homes would be for seniors. in order for the city to accommodate the project, voters have to approve moving brentwood's urban limit line. the developers blackhawk nunn drivers, launched a petition drive to get the city council to put the issue before voters. >> i invite you to go in front of somerset and the vineyards at marsh creek and i think you'll see there isn't much traffic at the peak times created by our communities. >> reporter: but indeed opponents say traffic congestion is one thing they are worried about as well as the strain this might put on the existing inf infrastructure and resources. here is what happens next. the brentwood city council meets next week. apparently three different options. one, they could put this on the ballot for this fall. they could put it on the ballot for november of 2020 or they could ask for a special report, and all that would delay this project. for

it would be built in western brentwood on 800-acre tract of land north of balfour and east of deer valley roads, it would include 2,400 homes in a development called the venue at deer creek. 80% of the homes would be for seniors. in order for the city to accommodate the project, voters have to move moving brentwood's urban limit line, the petition drive to get the city council to put the issue before voters. >> this property will be developed either through brentwood or antioch, either by us or somebody else. you know what we've done here and what we're going to do there. if it's not us, it will be somebody else and not sure what that will bring. >> reporter: now there is opposition to that plan. folks who are worried about the traffic congestion and the strain it would put on the infrastructure that exists already. you'll hear from the alliance for better brentwood coming up in the next half hour. here is what happens next. the city council meets next week. they could decide to put this on the ballot this november or november of 2020, or if they order a special report, that could delay t