The reviewer’s name; The property address; The name; homeowner’s A checklist of housing components that may have received disaster damage, if any; A narrative that specifically and clearly documents disaster-related property damage via photographic evidence and detailed narratives of the damage; and The certification, signature, and reviewer’s date of review. The results of the disaster damage assessment may be provided in a format similar to the 11.01 or 11.01A forms. The 11.01A, Initial Inspection Checklist, Short will be completed for homes that have received that obviously cannot be rehabilitated. Form will be completed in accordance with the 11.01, guidance contained in HQS 52580. Estimated Cost of Repair Inspection (Work Write-Up). Assist in providing an estimated cost of repair inspections with the damage assessments. Upon notification that a property has been determined eligible for Program assistance, the respondent will prepare an Estimated Cost of Repair for the program- (“ECR”) eligible repairs. ECRs will be developed to include repair of damage that could reasonably be attributed to the disaster event and repairs to bring the home into compliance with HUD Housing Quality Standards, local, state and federal building codes. The scopes of repair will be developed to include work items necessary for the identified repairs to be performed in accordance with the International Residential Code, 2009 Edition (where required) and to meet the GLO's Minimum Housing Design Standards. Assistance to the subrecipient may include: Contact the Homeowner to schedule a date and time to perform the field review.
The reviewer’s name; The property address; The homeowner’s name; A checklist of housing components that may have received disaster damage, if any; A narrative that specifically and clearly documents disaster-related property damage via photographic evidence and detailed narratives of the damage; and The reviewer’s certification, signature, and date of review. The results of the disaster damage assessment may be provided in a format similar to the 11.01 or 11.01A forms. The 11.01A, Initial Inspection Checklist, Short will be completed for homes that have received that obviously cannot be rehabilitated. Form 11.01, will be completed in accordance with the guidance contained in HQS 52580. Estimated Cost of Repair Inspection (Work Write-Up). Assist in providing an estimated cost of repair inspections with the damage assessments. Upon notification that a property has been determined eligible for Program assistance, the respondent will prepare an Estimated Cost of Repair (“ECR”) for the program- eligible repairs. ECRs will be developed to include repair of damage that could reasonably be attributed to the disaster event and repairs to bring the home into compliance with HUD Housing Quality Standards, local, state and federal building codes. The scopes of repair will be developed to include work items necessary for the identified repairs to be performed in accordance with the International Residential Code, 2009 Edition (where required) and to meet the GLO's Minimum Housing Design Standards. Assistance to the subrecipient may include: Contact the Homeowner to schedule a date and time to perform the field review.