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NCEM using FEMA funds to elevate 20 buildings in Carolina Beach

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CAROLINA BEACH, NC (WWAY) — North Carolina Emergency Management will be using FEMA funds to elevate 20 structures in the Town of Carolina Beach. According to a press release, the properties are located in a hurricane flood-prone and wind-borne debris region and are susceptible to frequent flooding. The proposed activities will mitigate any future flood-related loss and provide 100-year flood protection. The properties chosen are: 400 Block of C…
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NCEM using FEMA funds to elevate 20 buildings in Carolina Beach

CAROLINA BEACH, NC (WWAY) — North Carolina Emergency Management will be using FEMA funds to elevate 20 structures in the Town of Carolina Beach. According to a press release, the properties are located in a hurricane flood-prone and wind-borne debris region and are susceptible to frequent flooding. The proposed activities will mitigate any future flood-related loss and provide 100-year flood protection. The properties chosen are: 400 Block of C…

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20 properties in Carolina Beach to be elevated with FEMA funds

CAROLINA BEACH — Public comment is open for FEMA grant money to be used on structures being elevated in flood zones in a nearby beach town. The properties are located in nine areas, and have been flooded heavily and damaged many times throughout the years. Being they're located in high probability areas for rising waters, elevation will provide 100-year flood protection and mitigate issues. Source

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