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Extension of EFO 22-2740 for Volusia County, FL

Extension of EFO 22-2740 for Volusia County, FL

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Started by Jonathan Adams 3 years, 7 months ago

We are a combination of structural engineers, civil engineers, surveyors, building officials, hotel owners, condominium board members, single-family "vulnerable" oceanfront homeowners, and other concerned parties. There is currently a huge burden on the design professionals and associated professions to file all emergency permits for coastal reconstruction prior to January 6, 2023, when the State of Florida - Department of Environmental Protection - Hurricane Ian EFO 22-2740, ordered and entered on Oct. 28, 2022, and amended on Dec. 1, 2022, is set to expire. We, the signatories, respectfully request your assistance in extending this deadline for at least (60) days, until March 6, 2023.

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December 9, 2022

The momentum is undeniable. This level of support shows the state exactly how serious the coastal reconstruction crisis has become.

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Ray Evans
3 years ago Featured

The list of properties needing repairs is long. Therefore, demand for licensed contractors is huge. More time is required for people to hire to retain their services. We need help!

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Charles R Adams PE
3 years ago Featured

Governor DeSantis, This extension is extremely important in providing us the time to prepare the permit documents for the numerous clients we have needing emergency repairs to their seawalls and homes. Thanks for your help

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Claudette McDonough
3 years ago Featured

I take a great deal of pride in the community in which I was born. I have never seen the amount of damage the property owners are contending with. There is a shortage of surveyors, engineers etc. to make these January deadlines. Please extend this deadline at least 60 days..

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Greg Wyka
3 years ago Featured

We lost part of our backyard and need time to get it permitted and repaired. Thank you.

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william joe weeks
3 years ago Featured

The months of November and December are typically shortened with the holidays. The abundance of work to be done is overwhelming not just for the Insurance companies, Owners, and design professionals, but also the permitting agencies on the local, state and federal levels. An extension would increase the efficiency and quality of the overall process. Please review and grant an extension for at least 60 days. Thanks, and have a great Holiday Season.

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John Ott
3 years ago Featured

As an owner of multiple damaged seawalls, this extension is critical. This unprecedented event requires unprecedented original thinking from our government officials, who we know are working very hard on our behalf. Please grant this extension.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Save our FL beaches ❣️❣️❣️❣️

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Jonathan Adams · petition starter
3 years ago

To All: Success!!!! Thanks to all of your support, we delivered the petition to Governor Ron DeSantis last week. As of yesterday at 6pm we became aware that the Emergency Order will be extended for (60) more days.. Thank you all for your contribution to this cause, and we look forward to having a bit more time to help all the affected property owners in Volusia County.. Jonathan A. Adams, VP CRA & Associates, Inc. Structural Engineers 

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