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San Diego County News

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San Diego County Residents Report Flooding Damages

July 23, 2015 By sdcnews

Rutherford Road in Ramona was covered in mud and debris after the weekend's rainstorm.

Rutherford Road in Ramona was covered in mud and debris after the weekend’s rainstorm. Photo: Office of Emergency Services

SAN DIEGO–More than 130 San Diego-area home and business owners have reported to the County that they sustained damage to their properties as a result of the weekend’s rainstorm that spun out of the remnants of Hurricane Dolores.

The San Diego County Office of Emergency Services is compiling damage estimates from residents who were affected by the record rainfall and flooding in some areas. San Diego County residents with property damage from the weekend’s storms can still complete a brief damage survey on the SDCountyRecovery.com page. The survey is not a claim, and does not guarantee a disaster declaration or eligibility to receive disaster assistance. If your are was affected, you might want to read this article named, Do I Have To Pay Rent If My Apartment Flooded In Chicago?

The County will provide the information gathered from damage surveys to the state, and the governor can request that the Small Business Association make an SBA Disaster Declaration. If this were to occur, it would open up eligible residents and business owners who are uninsured or underinsured to low interest disaster loans from the SBA.

The SBA threshold for a disaster declaration is for at least 25 homes or businesses to have sustained the house flood damage that is at least 40 percent of the fair market value of the property prior to the damage. If the SBA declares a disaster, then property owners whose properties have minor damage could also apply for an SBA disaster loan.

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