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Plans to demolish existing structure in Surfside

What happens to the residents of the other tower who cant go home? Does insurance cover temporary living like a sfr house fire? I guess it depends on the terms of your policy.
 
Red Cross may be involved with funds for temporary housing? Not sure if that has been determined?
 
I understand and agree it needs to be brought down in a controlled manner due to the safety concerns of trying to work under what will certainly come down in an un-controlled manner if they don't. But one story that was floated was that it would just become a mass grave in-situ. I am more skeptical of that. Bring it down then dig it out and recover the lost. And figure out why it happened. I worry the plan to leave it will hamper efforts to determine the cause.
 
The Murrow building was demolished with 3 victims still uncovered, provisions were made to marked the area of the victims and they were recover after the demolition derbies and blast derbies were removed
 
e hilton said:
What happens to the residents of the other tower who cant go home? Does insurance cover temporary living like a sfr house fire? I guess it depends on the terms of your policy.
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Around here the AHJ has responsibility to relocate people and then can lien the property...
 
Red cross has a statement out on June 29th stating over 30 families have been helped so far with shelter.
 
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