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Flood water topped 1 st floor windows

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Flood water topped 1st floor windows

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Returning home to pick up

mail and feed the cats.

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Living with grandparents in Brooklyn

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Brand new furnace and boiler from Rapid

Repair. House since demolished.

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Homeowner’s heart endured 14 months

of “recovery.” Died of stroke last December.

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Flood waters reached the 2nd floor railing on this strip

of homes. A freshwater wetland lies directly behind.

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Home looted three separate times—china,

appliances, copper wiring…

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Two winters in a trailer.

A married couple and 7 cats

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Four feet of water flooded the 2nd floor.

Solution: repair and elevate 3.59ft

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Closure.

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An 89 year old woman

drowned in her home

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Starting over again…still at grade.

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Deceased father & son found in their

basement embracing each other.

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Elderly man only stays here after the

storm because his doctors are nearby

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Few permeable surfaces to be found in Sunnymeade, which

lies feet below bordering streets and newer developments.

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The house that Bloomberg bought

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Preparing to elevate, a 70 year old man has been digging

underneath his home by hand for more than a year.

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Still

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American dream. Sold for $25,000

five months after the storm.

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Raised eleven feet by the homeowner

with car jacks.

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Base Flood Elevation = 12.2ft

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After the volunteers go home.

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Still feeding people as we speak.

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Just months after completion, a $2 million

athletic field washed away and forgotten.

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Family-owned and operated for three generations.

Now living with relatives in Virginia.

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Fully restored and furnished basement

in the flood zone. Volunteer power.

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Houses bought out in Oakwood Beach. Built at the

height of the bubble, many were never occupied.

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Built back in the flood zone with furnished

basements. Volunteer power.

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Egress for 20 homes in South Beach