[StBernard] Recovery
Westley Annis
westley at da-parish.com
Mon Jul 23 10:02:02 EDT 2007
You are right Craig, I need to look at the big picture and when I was there
in the parish today, things looked better to me. I think because of all
things, it wasn't raining. I have to be more patient and look at the big
picture and not get so frustrated and discouraged. I had a bad day that
day. Some of my property is finished and I should stop to enjoy that and how
much I have gotten done, and my neighbors too. My double I am working on
now, every house on the street is being worked on and some are already
finished and rented. I have a lot to be thankful for.
Laurie
>-----------------------------------------------------
>Laurie,
>
>you have been at this long enough to know if you let yourself react too
>much
>in one direction or the other to a snapshot of what is happening it will
>cause you to be bouncing all over the place in your perception. I
>encourage
>you to look at larger segments of time.
>
>With that said, the pace has slowed because the administration made a
>decision with the contractor to decrease the numbet of crews on the streets
>because of the decrease in storm debris verses construction debris and with
>the crackdown by FEMA on picking up construction debris it was becoming
>more
>difficult to keep crews.
>
>You hit the nail on the head- the issue is enforcement such as refusing to
>complete final inspections on houses that have let construction debris sit
>on the property or be thrown across the street or on neutral grounds-
>Unfortuantely these are sometimes unpopular decisions and no one wants to
>be
>a "bad guy" right about now. It still has to be done though.
>
>So the short answer to your question is yes, there continues to
>opportunities for improvement.
>
>God Bless,
>Craig
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