Fort Myers Beach Mayor Explains Why Recovery Has Been Slow After Hurricane Ian
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ต.ค. 2024
- Dan Allers explains the hardships the town has faced and how its residents have had to endure since the costliest storm in South Florida history hit the shores.
If you want to attract beachgoing tourists again, then convert some of the empty lots next to or across from public beach access to parking lots. And dont charge $5 per hour to park. It used to be that you could park where you were staying and walk to the beach. Since many of those accomodations are now in a landfill somewhere, the city government needs to make it desirable to return. High per hour parking fees is not the way.
It’s looking great so far.
Its really about the 50 percent rule. You can not rebuild a Pre-FIRM structure that is not compliant. FBC 1612 requires "V" zone construction in a special flood hazard Area!
Keep building good stuff ❤
I hear that Naples was once minimally developed, and was a lot more charming of a place because of that. Considering the increasing high risk and power of hurricanes there, it makes sense to only rebuild sparsely. Move dwellings more inland. This would also free up space for more beach parking. The only con of that would be more crowded beaches.
I guess we’re about to find out if platitudes can rebuild FMB. I’m sure that they will impress the insurance companies and get those big checks in the mail.
The devastation from Hurricane Ian was beyond belief it looked like Hiroshima after we dropped the bomb and many people lost their lives. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of the victims of that devastating storm
I cry everyday seeing this. 😢
That's the dumbest remark I ever heard. Hiroshima is a city, FMB is a taco stand.
Be sure to bring your metal detector if you want to greatly expand your collection of roofing nails.
I push and I push
SHORTAGE of pay..there are plenty of workers and materials
Exactly I want to help with the cleanup but I demand Fair pay and don't speak Spanish
Property insurance rates are going up big time 😮
A preview of Florida's future- the 'Stink on the Brink."
busy banning books and hard working immigrants 🙄🤚
I we get it, democrats love their slave labor. They can’t strike 🪧 if you threaten them with deportation am I right?
Slow ? Y’all done a amazing fast job of cleaning and clearing
That is the home owners paying for that work. It has nothing to do with the town. They have been a total hinderance on the owners. Permits take forever and we need permits for EVERYTHING, including replacing gravel that was washed away. $200 permit for that! We can't paint without a permit. They fight us every step of the way.
@@HulaShack1 this is fort Myers beach’s fault for leaving and becoming their own city permits for everything to fund the Fmb gov …. Guess you haven’t lived here that long
@@HulaShack1 also you live on the beach you have money stop crying
Shortage of illegal immigrant workers
It's already season again. It's not worth it.
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Young people just aren't into skin cancer anymore.
This will take forever to rebuild, and then the next hurricane will hit. It’s not worth rebuilding. Thank God I did not choose to retire here. I love my Arizona.
Don't you say that.
Arizona = Florida = ironically the same
Ian
Stand by for the next storm.
Going to be back stronger than ever to be wiped out again! 🙄