More buildings deemed safe in Daytona Beach Shores after Hurricane Nicole
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- After Hurricane Nicole wreaked havoc along Florida's east coast last week, building inspectors have begun looking through homes to determine whether families can safely return.
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Building on a sandbar is a big mistake. Sandbars do get washed away.
Guessing they will never ever learn
Exactly!
You would be
crazy to go back
Into any of those
Buildings or homes
It’s what lies beneath
That they cannot see
It’s only a matter of
Time..Mercy 👁
Yeah I was ordered out. Due to the building next door. Very minor damage. This building has 40 foot support beams in the ground every 12 ft. We lost our sea wall by the pool. Over reaction in my book. Smh
Two hurricanes in less than a month. At this rate, many of Florida's beachfront communities will become uninsurable.
Your right >Florida's beachfront communities will become uninsurable
Ins people don't care as long as it's not them.
Just a matter of time.
The blame game can go all day but at the end it's Mother Nature.. she will take back whatever and whenever she wants.
It's a swamp always has been .It belongs to the alligators and sea animals. Bankers and greed put this sand box together like little leggos.
So sad this happened they lost their homes ,savings , and some their lives.
Some are seniors who are suffering.
Prayers for all.🙏
There’s no way in hell I would insure those buildings.
I would be looking to move out and sell. There is no ground formation only sand that will eventually recede with every storm to come.
im not sure who would buy any of these places. If i lived further back,,i would Definitely sell. but the front one's,,, i guess they'll need state help,,, i don't think home ins. pays for acts of nature,,, im not Sure,,, but i don't think so... but anybody on the other side of that street,, YEAH,,, Sell,,, like Now,,, they'll take a loss but it'll only get worse if they wait.
Sell to who? For how much of a loss?
Ha, sell !
These people are already rich, they don't need government help
@@NyanyiCmuch of the units in these buildings are like $1500 how do you know that lol
NONE OF THOSE PEOPLE SHOULD RETURN TO THOSE HOMES , CONDOS OR HIGH RISES !
It doesn't matter if their safe , they don't know when these will collapse !!
Exactly “just like in Miami “..
Should be a law passed that bans building on the beach. Should be a mile minimum set back for any structure. This doesn't just effect the people living there, this effects the whole state. They've destroyed the natural eco system that once protected the state from these storms. There used to be lush vegetation that provided a barrier to the water and wind. They plowed all that under and made a concrete desert. Like the song said, 'they paved paradise and put up a parking lot'. It's hideous. It's ugly. Time to let nature do it's thing and reclaim the land.
Agree agree agree. Cheap construction, money to launder, the destruction of our nature, and the poor displaced.
There should be a law in all coastal areas, Florida in particular. The nearest a structure can be to the shoreline is 300 yds.
The actual beach should be for everyone's enjoyment. This will stop tons of debris from Washing into the ocean during storms & the need for environmentally disastrous Beach nourishment programs & seawalls.
Look at old Florida beach pictures, they use to build a good way back from the beach.
Greed changed all of that, city and county governments started calculating tax money they could collect.
I would only go in to simply gather ALL of my property to never return. Screw that!
Where is the list?????????
Build back the beach! Are you kidding me.What is it you don't understand? The ocean will destroy, every thing, eventually, in it's path.
Exactly! There should be a set back from the beach. It's insane to build there! There used to be natural protection from these storms. There was lush vegetation that provided a barrier to both wind and water and helped mitigate errosion. But they plowed all that under and build these hideous conrete deserts! The whole state is suffereing now that the natural beach has been destroyed. But it's all about profit, greed and corruption. They'll deem most of these 'safe' and the tax payers will foot most of the bill to go dredge tons and tons of sand from the ocean floor ( thereby destroying the natural eco system even more) to rebuild the 'beach' so these people can return to their beachfront lifestyles and when the next stoem hits, we'll be required to do it all over again! This world rewards stupidity and selfishness.
THESE BUILDINGS WILL SOON GO DOWN.
The first real review is from someone that doesn't live there. That lady knew what to smell for and all those other people that have been residents that were interviewed by the news didn't want to believe their condos are destroyed, I get it. In disasters like these they really need mental health counselors staged and ready to write bakeract warrants for the people that think it's ok to be in a unsafe building because these people are not in their right minds. I've unfortunately have been homeless before and know what it feels like with no where to go so I understand why the people are in these condos. It seems like people think that because someone lives on the beach they have money but to be honest I think a lot of these people in Daytona are already living outside of their means in their beach house or old condo.
Similar but not the same as West Coast and IAN, so many trailer homes with little to zero insurance. It's the comfort zone knowing that your neighbors Bill n Beth and Tim n Trish don't have insurance so why do we need it when what we really need is a new BBQ! Then the Big One hits and bam, your homeless less that concrete slab your house or double wide trailer sat on. I like the interview with this old fart who displayed a blank look on his face saying " I've never seen anything like this in my life, what do I do now " ....got a feeling thousands of owners are going to be saying this same thing as our storms increase to Cat 6 & 7 as predicted by NOAA National Hurricane Center Florida.
@@saywhat951 You know what's up.
Wait a minute the title of this is ...... Deemed Safe....
Deemed:to come to consider
Or think 🤔 in other words
Maybe? 👁
What about north of that in Daytona Beach?
Meh. You roll the dice when you buy a beachfront house. Sometimes you roll craps
SO BEAUTIFUL TO SEE THE OCEAN RECOVERING HER SPACE ❤
BEFORE THE "DEVELOPMENT" ALL THAT COAST WAS A BEAUTIFUL FOREST OF MANGLAR THAT RETAINED FIRMLY ALL THE TERRAIN AND AVOID EROSION.
Daytona and Ormond hold a big place in my heart. Hate to see it fail but building on the beach itself is the reson for it failing. Florida naturally used to get bigger but with all the building there is no natual way for the land to get bigger. With all the seawalls, roads, buildings, houses, and canals the army core built it will naturally only get smaller. Kind of like a curse the beach is the income so they built more just for more destruction of the natural landscape and ecosystem.
I bet soon one or more will come down soon....
Good luck trying to fix building with little or no money how do you pull that off with Florida min wage is7,25 per hour what do you think money will magically appear
BILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF DAMAGE
70% of Florida will be a sandbar at low tide by the end of the century and within 20 years or so it will painfully obvious to everyone that it will be uninhabitable for all practical purposes far sooner.
i would not want to be the one signing off on any these buildings ...f that
After Surfside, I wouldn’t trust anybody in that government. Those buildings are not safe.
100 years of erosion + some addition feet as a safe measure because people are stubborn and never change, that's where structures should be allowed to be built.
I would be moving out TODAY. Sell,sell, sell now. 🤪
Is this where elensky 35 million home is?
Those buildings were in danger from the after thought.
The Property is now worthless,
God way cleaning house
So sad.
Wait till next time.
That structural engineer has some big 🏐's , that high apartment block with no material at the front and you can see the foundations on is far from ok .
That huge condo is gonna go
Giant boulders...as a seawall
Need wider sea walls 6 ft wide
Defeats the purpose , this is a tourist destination.
Tourist's don't want to look at a sea wall , all these buildings need to go and 10 years from now the buildings behind them.
This is our new global sea level rise future , get use to it.
Dont allow them to rebuild! Or, dont insure them.
Are the strip clubs ok?
Keep grubby hands off the thermostat 🥃😉
the dirt is getting softer and softer and the water is iring and also climate change
the only dirt in daytona is a small layer they put on top of the sand that they lay sod on top of.
Anyone want to buy a submarine?
Yep, that is a brilliant idea. Lets use some more sand to reinforce these seawalls of these expensive properties, that was built on sand. 😒😒
Sand banks, dunes come and go. Build on the shore and it will eventually change. They want to govern some protection, knock those buildings over towards the sea and make broken break walls from them.
It's good to see the climate change denier state getting its karma while billions in real estate becomes worthless.