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Storm Update

Councilman Peters and City’s Homeland Security Director Augie Ghio speaks with concerned La Jolla residents and City Staff during their tour of damaged homes.

Councilman Peters speaks to a City Geologist.

On Saturday, March 5, 2005, Councilman Peters held a press conference at La Jolla Fire Station 8 and toured homes that were damaged during the recent storms. At the press conference Councilman Peters announced his decision to ask the City to waive City permit fees for all February rain storm victims.

• FEMA Denies State Appeal for Individual Aid. U.S. Small Business Administration Makes Low-Interest, Federal Disaster Loans Available to Affected Residents (PDF: 31K)
• Councilman Peters’ Recent Letter to Mudslide Victims: Council Waives Permit and Tipping Fees For All Eligible Residents (PDF: 81K)
• Senator Barbara Boxer’s response to Councilman Peters (PDF: 84K)
• Read About the County of San Diego’s Reassessment of Property Damaged by Misfortune or Calamity (PDF: 183K)
• County of San Diego’s Application for Reassessment of Property Damaged by Misfortune or Calamity (PDF: 69K)
• Disaster Recovery Centers to Open in San Diego and Oceanside (PDF: 24K)
• Governor Schwarzenegger Declares a Statement of Emergency for San Diego and Seven Other Counties
• FEMA Makes Financial Assistance Available to San Diego County Residents Affected by December - January Disaster Recovery Centers to Open in San Diego and Oceanside
• Councilman Peters’ Letter to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (PDF: 191K)
• Councilman Peters’ Letter in the La Jolla Light (PDF: 6.05K)
• Councilman Peters Asks the City to Waive City Permit Fees for all February Rain Storm Victims (PDF: 123K)