Is there any reason to think that this storm surge event will not happen again in the next 10 years and probably even worse? How many recent close calls were there before this eventuality. Are people going to rebuild with that in mind and harden their properties somehow for the next event?
I am a photographer who often does beach shoots right there. I thinkI met this reporter on pier a couple weeks ago when out shooting. I am at Frenchies or Palm Pavillion across the parking lot weekly to listen to music after a shoot. As a retiree, I will volunteer for a few of those favorite businesses to help.
Is there any reason to think that this storm surge event will not happen again in the next 10 years and probably even worse? How many recent close calls were there before this eventuality. Are people going to rebuild with that in mind and harden their properties somehow for the next event?
It can happen in the next month or the next 100 years. No one knows. But to your point, it will probably happen again.
They should. When my town in jersey got hit with sandy, all homes had to be rebuilt raised 15 feet up.
All the more evidence why not to build residential or business structures on shores and riverbanks. And again, tax payers will bail them out.
Most of the time, it's the insurance that is paying... unless then scam you...
I am a photographer who often does beach shoots right there. I thinkI met this reporter on pier a couple weeks ago when out shooting. I am at Frenchies or Palm Pavillion across the parking lot weekly to listen to music after a shoot. As a retiree, I will volunteer for a few of those favorite businesses to help.
Frenchy's is my favorite... I work at the South Beach Cafe...
Be strong and we will get this place back to normal!