[StBernard] A real answer through HOW MUCH red tape?

[Westley Annis]

Dear Tracy,
Your answer is entirely too simple and is filled with common sense and
logic; way too damning characteristics for Louisiana Legislators!!
God Bless,
Butch


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>My question to all is this.........WHEN and IF we receive the money 

>promised

>to us by Bush for the housing recovery, how in the hell are they going to

>determine who gets what?

>If everyone doesn't get the same, people will get in an uproar. Each person

>thinks they are in the worst situation, so I'm not thinking this will be an

>easy task. And then I heard on WWL, they will  (and just exactly WHO IS

>"they"??) will assess each homeowner's situation, whether you had no

>insurance, had insurance but not enough, or just looking for the buy-out.

>How long is all that going to take?? I guess there will be ANOTHER 

>committee

>formed ("they" will have to be created) It sure makes a whole lot more 

>sense

>to me to just give everyone an equal amount of money, and skip the delays.

>OH, yeah, and it's 100% of pre-Katrina value up to $150,000, how much extra

>time will it take to have appraisals done on properties that the owner has

>lived in for 10 plus years?

>It seems to me there will be too many delays and too much red tape with the

>solution currently offered.

>Why not do it like Mississippi, and just disperse the money to each

>household in even amounts.

>Who can complain, no matter what your situation, it's money you did not

>count on having BEFORE......???

>Apparently Mississippi's governor understands his citizens have an 

>IMMEDIATE

>need, let's not make them to continue to wait further for help.

>Tracie Brown

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