Under the Stafford Act 406; as implemented by 44 C.F.R. § 206.223(a)(1) and 206.226; FEMA may reimburse eligible applicants for the repair; restoration; reconstruction; or replacement of a public facility required as a result of a major disaster to restore eligible facilities on the basis of the design of such facilities as they existed immediately prior to the disaster. The requested work to repair the post-disaster spillway erosion damage is ineligible because the Applicant failed to demonstrate that the work is required as a result of the disaster.

RRP 9525.6; Project Supervision and Management Costs of Subgrantees; at 2–3 (Apr. 27; 2001).Santa Barbara County; FEMA-1577-DR-CA; at 2 (Jan. 24; 2007).Village of Waterford; FEMA-4020-DR-NY; at 3 (Sep. 4; 2014).Department of Transportation; FEMA-4068-DR-FL; at 5 (Aug. 5; 2016).HeadnotesUnder the Stafford Act § 406; as implemented by 44 C.F.R. §§ 206.223(a)(1) and 206.226; FEMA may reimburse eligible applicants for the repair; restoration; reconstruction; or replacement of a public facility required as a result of a major disaster to restore eligible facilities on the basis of the design of such facilities as they existed immediately prior to the disaster. The requested work to repair the post-disaster spillway erosion damage is ineligible because the Applicant failed to demonstrate that the work is required as a result of the disaster.