FEMA is authorized to provide PA funding for the cost of removing debris resulting from a major disaster. Debris removal work must be necessary to eliminate or lessen immediate threats of significant additional damage to improved public or private property.Post-disaster photographs in the administrative record do not show debris representing an immediate threat to improved property.An item of work must be required as a result of the disaster. For debris removal to be eligible; an applicant must demonstrate that the debris causing an immediate threat was generated by the declared incident.The Applicant has not provided information demonstrating the predisaster condition of Area 2. Therefore; FEMA cannot determine whether debris removal was required as a direct result of the disaster.

HeadnotesFEMA is authorized to provide PA funding for the cost of removing debris resulting from a major disaster. Debris removal work must be necessary to eliminate or lessen immediate threats of significant additional damage to improved public or private property.Post-disaster photographs in the administrative record do not show debris representing an immediate threat to improved property.An item of work must be required as a result of the disaster. For debris removal to be eligible; an applicant must demonstrate that the debris causing an immediate threat was generated by the declared incident.The Applicant has not provided information demonstrating the predisaster condition of Area 2. Therefore; FEMA cannot determine whether debris removal was required as a direct result of the disaster.Conclusion