Debris Removal

Under what circumstances is debris removal in the public interest?

Debris removal is considered to be in the public interest under the following circumstances:

Immediate Threat to Public Health and Safety
Widespread Impact on the Community• Access to Public Areas
Restoration of Essential Services • Protection of Public Health and Safety
Restoration of Critical Facilities • Prevention of Further Damage
Facilitation of Recovery and Rebuilding• Safety and Health
Environmental Protection• Economic Recovery
Community Well-being

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Debris Removal

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