City Manager Kay Kell said Thursday the city is starting to call the remaining 99 ownership owners whose hurricane-damaged homes are no longer eligible for independent FEMA demolition.

City Manager Kay Kell said Thursday the city is starting to call the remaining 99 ownership owners whose hurricane-damaged homes are no longer eligible for independent FEMA demolition.

Kell said FEMA officials this week confirmed what the city already knew: FEMA will not pay to demolish the remaining family circles the agency felt were structurally unmutilated

"These people were l to believe that FEMA was going to take the houses down," Kell said Thursday. "We want to essay and help these people."

Kell said the city plans to work with the goods owners to identify ways to help them learn their homes down without any major cost She said she's already talked to someone who agreed to tear a house down for $1500

FEMA will pay the expenses to haul the debris from the curbside to the landfill, however they won't go on the private characteristic

Kell ...