Los Angeles Only four permits to rebuild the houses that were destroyed or damaged during the forest fires in January in the wealthy pocket in Pacific Palisades, which excelled about 7,000 homes.
A handful of residents obtained approval to start rebuilding their property last week, the Los Angeles Times reported.
There were three permits to repair a damaged house and two for full reconstruction, according to the Ministry of Building and Safety. The first permit was issued on March 5, less than two months after Core The Pacific Ocean barriers and the surrounding area swept and destroyed or seriously damaged more than 6000 homes.
The effects of fire on Pacific Palisades along the Pacific Coast Road. Animation said that at least 10 people were killed in all Los Angeles fires and 5,300 structures were destroyed in the Palisades fire. January 10 in Los Angeles. (David Hume Kennerley/Getty Emiez))
The first few permits issued by Mayor Karen Bass were described as a milestone in the city's recovery, but local leaders and residents criticized the slow permit. Traci Park said he was “related” that only four permits have been issued as of March 24, more than two months after fires.
La Mayor Karen Bass recently recognized CBS News, and she regretted Ghana while forest fires erupted in her city. (AP/Getty)
“When I hear at the community meeting just as we had today that only four permits were issued, and we are on the day 75 after the shooting, and this raises concern for me,” Park said during a meeting on Monday.
Fox News Digital has contacted the Ministry of Building and Safety in Los Angeles about the permit.
A person walking amid the destruction left by the Palisades fire in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood in Los Angeles, on Thursday, January 9. (AP/Jae C. Hong)
The first stage of the permit includes defining and disposing of dangerous waste, such as asbestos, lead and other toxic substances. The second stage requires the purification of ash and the highest from 3 to 6 inches of polluted soil.
Among the four issued permits, one of Malik participated Division Near the Canyon Canyon, who presented the city inspectors on February 17 to repair the initial bedroom, the fire, the bathroom and the garage, according to the Times.
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Other legislators in the city criticized the decision of Bass to employ Haji's private consultations for a fee of $ 10 million to oversee the recovery voltage, although the city is staring at a budget deficit of one billion dollars next year.
“We have sections in the city that know how to do this recovery, who participated in the recovery efforts in the past,” said Council member Monica Rodriguez told ABC7. “However, they cannot give the opportunity to employ the employees they need, but we can give a $ 10 million contract to an external agency to help write a report for us.”
