Debris Removal

What are the eligibility criteria for funding tree removal?

  1. The eligibility criteria for funding tree removal include the following:
    1. Immediate threat: The tree must pose an immediate threat to life, public health and safety, or improved property.
    2. Public property: The tree must be located on public property, such as roads, parks, or other public areas.
    3. Legal responsibility: The Applicant must have legal responsibility for the tree removal.
    4. Reasonable and necessary: The removal of the tree must be reasonable and necessary to eliminate or reduce the immediate threat.
    5. Documentation: The Applicant must provide documentation to substantiate the eligibility of the tree removal.
    It is important to note that routine tree maintenance is generally not eligible for funding. The specific eligibility criteria and requirements may vary depending on the circumstances and the guidelines set by FEMA.
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