44 C.F.R. § 206.202(d)(1)(ii) provides that applicants have 60 days following the first substantive meeting with FEMA to identify and report damage to the Agency. 44 C.F.R. § 206.204(c)(1) provides that generally, debris clearance and emergency work projects must be completed within six months of the disaster declaration date. Based on the sworn testimony provided in the affidavit submitted on second appeal, the Applicant has demonstrated it met these regulatory requirements. Per the PAPPG, the demolition of structures may be eligible emergency protective measures if they eliminated or lessened immediate threats to lives, public health, or safety. The Applicant has demonstrated the demolition-related work eliminated or lessened immediate threats to lives, public health, or safety.

The Applicant has demonstrated it identified disaster-related damages and completed work on both the Loris and Dillon Structures within the regulatory deadlines. Further, the Applicant has shown the requested demolition-related work at issue in this appeal constitutes eligible emergency protective measures to be funded under PW 994. Therefore, this appeal is granted.

Stafford Act § 403(a)(3)(E). 44 C.F.R. §§ 206.201(b), 206.202(d)(1)(ii), 206.204, 206.225(a). PAPPG, at 18-19, 42-43, 57-58, 128.