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Turner Lake and Clay water district seeks Clay County letter to bolster FEMA appeal after levee damage
Summary
Representatives for the Turner Lake and Clay Water Project District told commissioners they identified roughly 186 flood-damaged sites and estimated about $2 million in repairs; they asked the county to review and possibly sign a draft support letter to strengthen a second FEMA appeal.
Representatives of the Turner Lake and Clay Water Project District asked the Clay County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday to review and potentially sign a letter supporting the district’s appeal of a denied FEMA application for flood and dike damage.
"We came up with close to $2,000,000 worth of damage," said Larry, a consultant representing the Turner Lake and Clay Water Project District, summarizing the assessment of 186 damaged sites along the river and levee system. He told commissioners the district filed a FEMA application that was denied on the grounds the damaged…
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