Remembering
IKE
must see VIDEO
Voluntary Buyout and
Elevation Program
Property Owner's Handbook
 FEMA
Releases IKE Impact Report
December-2008 (.pdf file, 1.12 mb)
Hurricane Ike Recovery Meeting
Notes from meeting held Tuesday, Dec-16
PRESS
RELEASE: from District
Attorney, Galveston County, "Owners Recovery of Property
Removed During
Contracted Debris Removal"
Restore Bolivar Erosion Committee,
Meeting Minutes
from Nov 12
Important
Storm Debris Notice FEMA
Private
Property Debris Removal (PPDR) program.
Debris Removal new
Private Property Debris Removal deadline, Jan 31, 2009
Private
Property Debris Removal Program See attached form
Galveston County Debris Hotline number is: 800-679-2325.
FEMA
E-News Update: February 26, 2009
FEMA
Business Advisory
FEMA: Disaster Assistance Surpasses $1.8
Billion to Texans
Only Days
Left To Apply For Disaster Assistance: January 10, 2009
County could
permit 2,000 homes Hurricane Ike left about 2,000
houses standing on Bolivar.
Information on construction
to property
damaged by Hurricane Ike and located in unincorporated areas of
Galveston County, Texas.
Introduction to permitting
requirements County Floodplain Regulations
Information
about Building Permits
Building Permit Application
Home Builder’s Guide to
Coastal Construction
Technical Fact Sheet Series, FEMA P-499
GLO IKE Shoreline Assessment Map
Bolivar
Index Map with 4.5 ft elevation line.
Free mapping software can help rebuild along
coast Free computer program maps out for the first
time a new beach
boundary line in the Galveston and Bolivar areas.
Important
Property Tax Information
from Galveston County Tax Office.
Contact
Information GLO, TxDOT, Entergy, County Offices,
FEMA
TWIA-FAQ
Texas Windstorm Insurance
Association-Frequently Asked Questions
FEMA May Audit, So Save Those
Receipts keep receipts for at least THREE YEARS
Press
Releases
from the Texas General
Land Office
Post
IKE Questions and Answers from the GLO
Enforcement
of Texas Open Beaches Act deferred
Reconstruction
of coastal structures after IKE
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"I
keep
hearing that Crystal Beach is "Gone." Hogwash. It isn't gone. Maybe
some of the wood and nails that made up houses are gone...But
Crystal Beach is still there, and it will come back better than ever."
(Sarah
Morrison Stephens, Deatsville, Alabama)
"...like most
things, it wasn’t necessarily the physical structure that makes a
place
special but it was the people who lived there." (MR McDermott,
Dallas TX)
If you want to share your memories of Crystal Beach
and Bolivar, please send an email.
We will post them for others to enjoy. Send to: cbeachcom@yahoo.com
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