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Home My WebLink About10.7.19 Butte County Recovery Update as of 10.7.19 Waugh, Melanie From: Ring, Brian Sent: Monday, October 7, 2019 4:12 PM To: CAO - Administration (All Employees) Subject: FW: Butte County Recovery Update - October 7, 2019 FYI Brian Ring Assistant Chief Administrative Officer Administration 25 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965 T: 530.552.3311 I M: 530.570.7688 I F: 530.538.7120 From: Butte County Recovers<buttecountyrecovers@buttecounty.net> Sent: Monday, October 7, 2019 2:50 PM To: Ring, Brian <bring@buttecounty.net> Subject: Butte County Recovery Update- October 7, 2019 I ATTEffION:This message originated from outside ButteCounty,ontyr,rPelepalysiengexercise judgment before opening attachments,clicking on lin II 11111,-III, 1 11111.111Y1 , , ,, 1 1 . 1 11111111T ' 1, - 1 III iu 11 III III III 41011 , °-•:4 1111.01 HO 1111 1 Illo II 11111111 II 1 11 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 '11 1 11 II II • 'III P i Iv 1 011111 1 woll II 1 1 fl III . a 1 II 1 III 1111111 11114 ail 1 qm.46.1 , g '.. &Pill h II I 1 1 NIIIII 1 11 1 1 1 1111 '141,11 1 11 III 1 1.T1 ; 1111111 1 1 1 ,1 11 II II il 7:' , 1111. 1; go ,wp ,,,plidt,'i'0 mi ',II 11 .11111101 HI I III 1 & 11 IiIIIII ;II III'11 1 II 1 1'HI de"'", 1111111111 III 11 ril n w tit a 1 1 1 1 ..11, ii II .,,,, 1 , 1 111,16'- rr Ill ,I,e1,„ III II - ilr 1 .11, !I w! p 1 i p iii 1 INITIyill^q 1 . 4. I° Irl', ,,4111 III 0 ' 111111114 1 1 1 1 1 „ 1 M1 la 1,111111!„1111,1141! 1 II 117 1 11111„ 1 ;.',„, ti 11 1 ,, , , ,,, ,,I ,,, 1 TI, 1 , „ ,1 ' 1 ; III Weekly Camp Fire Recovery Update from Butte County view updates online _ October 7, 2019 New Information 1 Camp Fire- Wildfire Recovery Survey Please take a few minutes to complete a short online survey conducted by United Policyholders, a nonprofit organization. The purpose is to gather information about insurance and recovery, progress and problems. The information we collect through this survey will help our nonprofit organization and our local partners support your community during the long term recovery. You may take the survey anonymously. Any reports that result from this survey will be based on aggregate data. You will be able to view this data on our website following the close of the survey. Please complete only one survey per household. As a thank you for completing the survey, all email addresses will be entered into a drawing to win $50 Amazon giftcard. The winner will be notified via email. We will not share or sell your email address. Wildfire Assistance Program Issues Payments and Continues to Accept Claims The Wildfire Assistance Program started accepting claims for Basic Unmet Needs payments on August 15, 2019. As of September 30, 2019, the Program has reviewed over 4,000 claims and issued payments totaling more than $8 million to households affected by the 2017 and 2018 Wildfires. The independently administered Program is distributing payments from a fund of$105 million provided by PG&E. The funds are intended to help those who are in need of assistance with alternative living expenses or unmet needs. Claimants can request a Basic Unmet Needs payment of$5,000 per household for owners, or$2,500 per adult household member for renters. Claimants receiving Basic Unmet Needs payments may also qualify for a Supplemental Unmet Needs payment, if funds are available after all Basic Unmet Needs payments have been issued. To qualify for the payments, applicants' primary residence must have been within the boundary of the 2017 Northern California wildfires or the 2018 Camp fire. Applicants also must establish proof of identity and certify that they are not requesting payments for an expense already paid for by FEMA. The Administrator is still accepting claims for the Wildfire Assistance Program and encourages all affected households to apply for benefits. An official website with an online claim filing system can be found at www.norcalwildfireassistanceprogram.com. All claims must be submitted by November 15, 2019. DEBRIS REMOVAL STATUS 2 Alternative Program (County) Government Program (State) data as of October 4, 2019 data as of October 1, 2019 Alternative Work Plans Received: 1,694 Parcels with ROE Eligible: 10,859 Alternative Work Plan in Review: 49 Parcels with Debris Removal Completed: 10,794 Alternative Work Plans Approved: 1,645 Parcels with Soil Sample Final Reports Submitted: 1,217 Approved: 9,394 Final Reports in Review: 38 Parcels with Erosion Control Completed: 8,160 Final Reports Approved: 1,179 Parcels Completed and Applications Awaiting Work Plans: 28 Final Sign Off Sent to County: 7,998 Parcels with Final Sign Off received by the county: 8,353 Parcels with Final Sign Off processed by the County (return to owner): 8,242 View interactive status map online. Noncompliant Parcels Mobile Home Parks Town of Paradise: 35 Government Program: 32 Butte County: 20 Alternative Program: 2 In Progress (indemnity agreement signed): 0 Outstanding: 0 Debris Removal Operations Center Property owners who have questions about Phase II debris removal with the Government Program can stop by or call the Debris Removal Operations Center and speak directly with representatives from CaIOES and CalRecycle. Debris Removal Operations Center 900 Fortress Street, Suite 200 in Chico Hours: Monday- Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturday, 8:00 am to Noon 530.399.0434 3 Neal Road Recycling and Waste Facility Fire deuF:occupied) eDebicurbiSic Disposa 1 Government Program Gove . Yards* Attemative Program . Yard* Tons CubicTons561,686 617,855 Material 113,480 124,828 30,955 30,955 Fire Debris and Ash Concrete 717 646 Metal NNoott acceptedaccepted , 'Cubic Yards estimated based on 112§/cP„Ya-far material , 'n Permits Inside g I Butte County mita , Permits Burn Area*Re mayce Applications Issued: 67 Final: 1 (home Outside Burn Area* 11:-f31.1tte 1 ,1 1 Applications Received: 14 111 I N I A 6 1 Permits Issued: Final: 2 (home may be occupied) *Inside Burn Area— residential permits on parcels where the Camp Fire desitroyed outside residence. residential permit for a Camwithin the burn area where burn* area or a parcel Otitside Burn Area nopsurvivoronarc terptahaneaftt.he burned. Firestrucstuurvre 120 sq. Butte County Rebuild incentive Grant Informaittaion The rebuild incentivegrantcan be applied building permit with Butte County. The fofirrswt_haeonolbieroop, first-granted ow t_ grant is on a grannetersd sbuabsmis. 4 North Valley Community Foundation The grant is a reimbursement for 50% of eligible building permit fees up to $3,500. 41 Applicants being served $73,813 being applied to building permits. Golden State Finance Authority The grant is a reimbursement of 100% of eligible building permit fees for Veterans. 15 Applicants being served $43,359 being applied to building permits. Town of Paradise Building Permits gb.soDISt Building Permit Applications Received: 377 Homes Rebuilt: 5w Data as of October 2, 2019 ,, ��1 7 Z) View weekly recovery updates from the Town of � �°f ,' Paradise. Posted here. Butte County Surveyor Status Record of Survey Record of Survey—a document prepared and signed by a Submitted: 189 Professional Land Surveyor that Submitted: orded: 47 documents a boundary survey. RRequired when: a property corner is set; property lines are established that have not been mapped previously; or there is a material discrepancy between what has been recorded versus what exists on the ground. Corner Record Corner Record—a document prepared and signed by a Submitted: 105 Professional Land Surveyor that S Sub 82 documents a boundary survey. Required when: a property corner is set; property lines are re- established that have been mapped previously; and there is no material discrepancy between what has been recorded versus what exists on the ground. 5 BUTTE COUNTY RIGHT-OF-WAY TREES Hazard trees in the County right-of-way are assessed by a contract arborist and removed by a tree contractor if they pose a threat to the public right-of-way. The Department of Public Works manages the contract arborist and the tree removal contractors. Trees Evaluated, Removal Planned: 6,649 Trees Removed: 130 Road Miles Evaluated: 155 out of 155 NON-CONGREGATE SHELTERS FOR CAMP FIRE SURVIVORS Lime Saddle Campground The Department of Employment and Social Total Spaces: 44 Services operates the shelter locations. Vacancy: 12 These shelters opened to provide a place Available Through: October 31, 2019* for fire survivors who are unable to live on *this date is evaluated on a monthly basis. their property until fire debris removal is complete. Fire survivors should call DeSabla Campground 530.538.7572 to inquire about a space. Total Spaces: 12 Vacancy: 6 Available Through: October 31, 2019* *this date is evaluated on a monthly basis. WATER UPDATES Del Oro Water Update (as of 10/7/19) Locations Tested: 269 Locations Cleared: 266 6 Paradise Irrigation District Update (as of 9/30/19) Total Advisories Lifted: 495 438 Advisories Lifted based on water test results 57 Advisories Lifted based on service lateral replacement COMMUNITY MEETINGS AND EVENTS The following community meetings and events related to recovery. The list is not intended to be a comprehensive list of community events. Visit ButteCountyRecovers.ordievents or Makeitparadise.orgimeetind-schedule for a list of events hosted by, or held in coordination with, Butte County or the Town of Paradise. For Paradise Community Events, visit httpjLwww.paradisechamber.com/events/calendar United Policyholders Legal Help Clinic The nonprofit United Policyholders is hosting a free legal help clinic for Camp Fire survivors. Attorney volunteers will offer free 1-on-1 consultation sessions for Camp Fire survivors. Friday, October 11, 2019 11:30 a.m,-4:00 p.m. St. John the Evangelist Episcopal Church 2341 Floral Avenue, Chico It has been nearly one year since the Camp Fire, and many events are being planned for the week of November 8, 2019. The Town of Paradise will hold several events on Friday, November 8, including the following: • 11:08 a.m. 85 seconds of silence for the 85 lives lost, and the unveiling of the "Key Phoenix" at the Building Resiliency Center, 6295 Skyway, in Paradise. • 6:30 p.m.: Camp Fire Remembrance Ceremony, Paradise Alliance Church, 6491 Clark Road, in Paradise, The Ridge Lives On Remembrance and Celebration This event will include a free medical clinic from 10 a.m,-4 p.m. with nurses and doctors provided by Medspire Health. Children's activities, music, games and food vendors will also be included. Saturday, November 9, 2019 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Please note the location change: Mountain Ridge Middle School 13835 West Park Drive, Magalia United Policyholders Roadmap to Recovery Workshop Healing and Dealing at the 1-year Anniversary December 3, 2019 6:00 p.m. St. John the Evangelist Episcopal Church 2341 Floral Avenue, Chico 7 buftecourttyreccrwers c)rg Butte County 25 County Center Drive, Orovilie, CA 95965 Utii_si,pli)$iic(jb„cBriciiiigbuttecounti),/,net: 1J,,pdate Profile IAbout Constant Contact Sent by buttecountyrecovers@buttecoLanty.inet in collaboration with Constant Contact* Try crnai inarket!!lig for free today! 8