employees and assigns from any and all claims, demands, or actions for damages for any and all personal injuries, or loss or damage to property sustained in or growing out of said inspections, and from complications arising therefrom. ___________. I also hereby agree to comply with the Community’s Ordinance/Resolution No. It is understood that the above mentioned substantial damage assessment and the terms of the Release are fully understood and voluntarily accepted. I HAVE READ THE FOREGOING RELEASE AND FULLY UNDERSTAND IT. ____ ____________. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunder set my hand this day of Signature Witness SAMPLE HANDOUT FOR RESIDENTS Information Regarding Cleanup of Damaged Structures within the Floodplain Repairs to damaged buildings located within the (community’s name) floodplain require a Substantial Damage Assessment (SDE) and a permit from the (community’s name) building department and/or the (community’s name) Floodplain Administrator. You MUST have a SDE determination and obtain a Floodplain Development Permit from (community name) before you repair, or replace any of the following items: Roof Walls Siding Plaster Cabinets Flooring Electrical systems Plumbing Heating Air conditioning units Foundation You obtain a Substantial Damage Assessment before you repair the above items. The permit MUST office must conduct a damage assessment of the building. This inspection will determine if a structure is more than 50% damaged (substantially damaged). If a structure is found to be substantially damaged, the structure may not be repaired until compliance with the local floodplain ordinance is demonstrated. It is imperative that the community’s Floodplain Administrator is contacted prior to taking any actions to repair damage related to the flood. You may proceed with cleanup activities and temporary emergency repairs to prevent further deterioration, such as preventing the spread of mold and/or mildew, without a permit. These include:
employees and assigns from any and all claims, demands, or actions for damages for any and all personal injuries, or loss or damage to property sustained in or growing out of said inspections, and from complications arising therefrom. I also hereby agree to comply with the Community’s Ordinance/Resolution No. ___________. It is understood that the above mentioned substantial damage assessment and the terms of the Release are fully understood and voluntarily accepted. I HAVE READ THE FOREGOING RELEASE AND FULLY UNDERSTAND IT. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunder set my hand this ____ day of ____________. Signature Witness SAMPLE HANDOUT FOR RESIDENTS Information Regarding Cleanup of Damaged Structures within the Floodplain Repairs to damaged buildings located within the (community’s name) floodplain require a Substantial Damage Assessment (SDE) and a permit from the (community’s name) building department and/or the (community’s name) Floodplain Administrator. You MUST have a SDE determination and obtain a Floodplain Development Permit from (community name) before you repair, or replace any of the following items: Roof Walls Siding Plaster Cabinets Flooring Electrical systems Plumbing Heating Air conditioning units Foundation You MUST obtain a Substantial Damage Assessment before you repair the above items. The permit office must conduct a damage assessment of the building. This inspection will determine if a structure is more than 50% damaged (substantially damaged). If a structure is found to be substantially damaged, the structure may not be repaired until compliance with the local floodplain ordinance is demonstrated. It is imperative that the community’s Floodplain Administrator is contacted prior to taking any actions to repair damage related to the flood. You may proceed with cleanup activities and temporary emergency repairs to prevent further deterioration, such as preventing the spread of mold and/or mildew, without a permit. These include:
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