Community Development - City, Town, County, Parish, Disaster Recovery.

Restore La. Program Speeds Up Progress, Aims to Help More Homeowners and Businesses

At todays Restore Louisiana Task Force meeting, Gov. John Bel Edwards said the state is making significant progress in its recovery from the 2016 floods, but there is more work to be done to help homeowners and businesses recover faster.

By Contributor published 6-11-2018 updated 6-27-2018
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2016 Floods Action Plan Amendment 8 taking money from Administrative funds to create a new government program

May 15 at 5 p.m public comments end for Actin Plan Amendment 8 which wants to take away money from the overall program to bailout government. Don't sit back waiting for this to happen. Speak out, stop government waste and bailouts. Repair Homes First

By Supervisor published 5-13-2018 updated 6-21-2018
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Action Plan Amendment No. 3 Community Development Block Grant Funds in response to the Great Floods of 2016

Action Plan Amendment No. 1 for the utilization of Community Development Block Grant Funds CDBG in response to the Great Flood of 2016 Public Comment Period: August 11 to 24, 2017

By Contributor published 6-16-2018 updated 6-17-2018
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Restore Louisiana contractor IEM denies homeowners elevation costs in Construction Payment process

In the state of Louisiana homeowners required to reconstruct and elevate have had an on going battle with select IEM managers about the proper methods of handling the financing. To date, not a single homeowner in this group has been able to finalize.

By Murray Wennerlund published 3-29-2019 updated 1-15-2022
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Why does Restore.LA.Gov count NFIP ICC as a Duplication of Benefits when they don't overlap other services?

When we compare grants and insurance money we often find the State of Louisiana Office of Community Development making up rules as they go. Lets take the NFIP ICC, Increased Cost of Compliance which means the additional cost to follow Codes and Rules.

By Supervisor published 6-18-2018 updated 6-18-2018
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The Cypress 1,260 square feet 3 bedrooms with 2 bath a Reconstruction Solution 1 option. $136,080

Replacing your home with the Cypress 1,266/sf home with 3 bedrooms and 2 bath is easy with Solution 1 from the Restore Homeowners Program. Just sign over a few documents, pay up your insurance and DOB and you are soon to be in your new home.

By Murray Wennerlund published 10-19-2018 updated 9-25-2023
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The Dogwood 1,500 square feet 4 bedrooms with 2 bath a Reconstruction Solution 1 option for $162,000

Replacing your home with the Dogwood 1,500/sf home with 4 bedrooms and 2 bath is easy with Solution 1 from the Restore Homeowners Program. Just sign over a few documents, pay up your insurance and DOB and you are soon to be in your new home.

By Murray Wennerlund published 10-20-2018 updated 9-25-2023
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The Willow 1,702 square feet 4 bedrooms with 2 bath a Reconstruction Solution 1 option for $183,816

Replacing your home with the Willow 1,702/sf home with 3 bedrooms and 2 bath is easy with Solution 1 from the Restore Homeowners Program. Just sign over a few documents, pay up your insurance and DOB and you are soon to be in your new home.

By Murray Wennerlund published 10-20-2018 updated 9-25-2023
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Warranty Standard Operating Procedures for Restore Louisiana Homeowners Program Sept 2019

The Restore Louisiana Homeowners Program RLHP offers a limited warranty on new construction and home repairs made by the Program contractor Solution 1 only.

By Contributor published 12-2-2019 updated 1-15-2022
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The Magnolia 2,100 square feet 4 bedrooms with 2 bath a Reconstruction Solution 1 option for $226,800

Replacing your home with the Magnolia 2,100/sf home with 4 bedrooms and 2 bath is easy with Solution 1 from the Restore Homeowners Program. Just sign over a few documents, pay up your insurance and DOB and you are soon to be in your new home.

By Murray Wennerlund published 10-20-2018 updated 9-25-2023
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