I'd be curious to know how recently updated the database that the calculator pulls from is. In my experience these types of things get thrown up on a website and then don't get touched again leaving a lag in data accuracy. Some of these issues could have already been fixed and simply aren't reflected in the calculator. Or maybe it is up to date and there is some cleaning up to do.
If approved next week, the FBC doesn't take effect immediately leaving time for errors to be identified and corrected. More of the errors I've seen brought up have been from under accounting for square footage rather than over which leaves me to think this isn't likely to cause a giant hole in the budget.
I find it somewhat perplexing that people expect something of this enormity to be perfect right out of the gate; yes, there have been problems identified, those problems have been at least partially fixed, and I think we can expect reasonable effort expended to have this as accurate as possible as the calendar progresses.
Or the ballot proposition fails which renders this moot and we can move forward in the news cycle no longer having to hear or see the phrase RFA. I think we all have some RFA fatigue setting in at this point.
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