Clean-up process beginning after Hurricane Nicole strikes homes alongside Florida’s Atlantic Coast
Clean-up is beginning for some homes alongside Daytona Beach Shores following Hurricane Nicole’s aftermath.
DAYTONA BEACH SHORES, Fla. – Clean-up is beginning for some homes alongside Daytona Beach Shores following Hurricane Nicole’s aftermath.
While the rebuilding process may take a while, Volusia County says it is the householders’ accountability to ensure they clear up the structural particles that was broken and left on the seashore – one thing that’s making householders like Ken Meister pissed off.
“I’ve been trying to literally over the last two days to hire a contractor to go out and remove and demolish portions of my house that was putting stress on the rest of the building.”
Volusia County posted on its web site what householders are liable for, which incorporates demolition, restore, and disposal of construction particles.
“They say that’s our property so you have to clean it up, you have to put sand back on the beach but at the same time they say you can’t put in a wall to protect your property without our approval,” Meister mentioned. “Then when we go to get approval, delay after delay.”
Meister mentioned there’s actually no time to take a seat and wait both.
The county mentioned it is too untimely to place a timeline on when it want to see structural particles faraway from its seashores.