Debris Removal Opt-in Deadline Extended To April 15th

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On Friday, March 28th, it was announced that due to a low level of property owners opting-in or out for Phase 2 Debris Removal by the Army Corps of Engineers (ACE), the deadline, which was set for Monday, March 31st, has now been extended to April 15th so more people can make a decision and either Opt-in for the Right of Entry (ROE) or Opt-out.

NOTE: FEMA, SBA and other March 31st deadlines remain in place, so please be sure to file with any of those agencies if you have not done so yet!

Here are the links depending on which decision you make:
OPT-IN: If you wish to have the ACE clear your lot, click here to complete the ROE form online by April 15th, or call 844-347-3332

CHECK YOUR ROE STATUS: If you have signed the ROE form already and wish to check the status of your submission, click here and zoom in to your lot to see how things are progressing. You may also type your address in the search box.

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Michael Edlen
Michael Edlen & The Edlen Team have been the experts in Pacific Palisades, Santa Monica and Brentwood real estate for 30 years. He consistently ranks #1 in Pacific Palisades, and in the top 1% of Coldwell Banker agents nationwide. The Edlen Team helps more than 50 clients move each year, with sales over $1.75B.
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