Officials said Friday that the deadline for the government debris removal program for the government-operated Eaton and Palisade fires has been extended by two weeks, with some owners of more-net equipment now eligible.
Deadline for submission Right to enter form From March 31 to April 15, the cleanup of the U.S. Army has been extended.
exist Require Among local and state officials, the Army’s eligibility for cleanup has expanded to most apartment buildings and some other types of multifamily housing, the Federal Emergency Administration said.
Robert Fenton, FEMA’s District 9 administrator, said Friday’s letter California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Emergency Services Office.
To consider duplex, townhouses and apartments, county officials must accept Right to enter form FEMA said that from every owner of the destroyed unit as well as from the homeowners association.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Linsdey Horvath’s West Side area includes Malibu and Palisades, said in a statement that the county is continuing to advocate for the inclusion of nonprofits, churches, mobile home parks and commercial properties in the federal debris removal program.
Buildings that are fully leased to tenants generally do not comply with federally funded debris cleanup programs. FEMA said apartment owners are expected to “use their insurance and Hire a licensed contractor Remove debris. ”
Fenton told Newsom’s office Friday that the owner of the apartment building can still apply for Army cleanup, but their eligibility will be determined based on circumstances.
Fenton said the owners of these properties will need to include reasons for using federal funds in the cleanup. This could include debris to the property, posing a direct threat to public health and security, or removing debris that have economic impacts on the community.
The owner of the apartment building can also Small Business Association.
