Emergency Declared Due To Threat Of California Landslide
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- An ongoing landslide near Los Angeles has caused a weeks-long power shutoff as a heat wave sizzles the region.
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In the early 1990s, my girlfriend's dad had a beautiful home in this same area. One week she was house sitting, and we took the opportunity to hike around the area. We encountered the ruins of homes, public facilities, utilities and roads that had been destroyed in the 1950s. The main road leading to her dad's neighborhood was uneven, bumpy and constantly being repaved, and there were areas where utility pipes were run on top of the ground instead of being buried. This was all because of the creeping land movement. Mind you, this was about 1991, so the problems are well known to everyone in the area. When I asked my gf if her dad was concerned about the land movement, she said he was not. He figured the land was moving so slowly, his expensive home would be safe for his lifetime. He was right, because he passed away about 10 or 12 years ago. It's someone else's problem now.
@@mikekennedy4572 “it’s someone else’s problem now” - nailed it
Why would you ever buy a house on an ancient landslide in California? The whole area should be condemned and evacuated.
@@apmartin4748
Greed.
Should have been. left a wild life preserve
All land West of the San Andreas fault could be considered landslide area.
Money and nondisclosure of land developers and contractors and city officials.
Dumbest comment ever 😅@@ciararespect4296
You have no idea where RPV is 😅I lived there 25 years and everything was Hunky dory. PV Drive South was always moving
This goes to show, just because people have money doesn't mean they have common sense.
What they do have ALOT of is self-appointed entitlement, and racism.
So true 😊
It started (or it was *noticed*!) In the 1950's, and for nearly 7 decades they've given building permits.
To the cities credit they had a building moratorium in this area for awhile. They lost a lawsuit from some clown who claimed it infringed on their property rights. "Let me build my mansion on a active landslide or I'll sue you" LOL. Can't make this up
@@uncleowen978 why shouldn’t the county let people build on their own land regardless of landslides or any geological feature for that matter? Is the county paying for the damages or the homeowner?
Which is criminal
@@evenodds8791the homeowners want tax payers to pay
there you go same thinking & going farther - pre-planned HEIST!
All of those buildings in the slide area lost 100% of property value...
No insurance company will pay for an act of God...
@@JamesHollinger-lt8qx they have homes for sale in the millions with the house splitting in half. I agree they lost the value, the current owners didn’t get the memo.
Any good yard sales ?
@ciararespect4296
If they find a sucker..
The disclosure will screw them and the realtors ...
Plus the home inspection company
It’s moving fast when it’s dry. Wait until all that water weighs down that land.
@@oldshoe1
Lubricates
It's been happening since the 50's and people still choose to build there? 🤔
I bet it’s a humbling experience for most of the people who lost their homes. Maybe next time they see a homeless person they’ll think different about them and how they became homeless. People become homeless for all sorts of reasons just not drug addiction or illness. Many homeless or just average every day people who found themselves in a terrible situation
@@TellTheTruth1 So true. My ex took a large amount of money out of my home, and said he would make the house payment for ten years, then foreclosed my home two years later. He left me and a daughter, who has a life threatening illness, with no where to live. I’m still struggling to cover the costs of my family as a single mother/grandmother. No one has helped. The ex will face The Lord soon enough, as He will serves justice.
preacher
Unscrupulous city planners, Inspectors, greedy Realtors, and Developers. Many palms greased over the years. Follow the money and you will discover where the blame is.
The blame ultimately rests with the home owner. It's obviously not a safe place to live - safety comes first, before being enamoured by views and. hiking trails.
I'm sure there was a disclosure they had to sign. These homeowners deserve no sympathy and no taxpayer bailout.
They don't call it Rolling Hills for nothing.
too soon
😂
@@cg00000 well I saw some rocks, so it could be Rock & Rolling Hills, get jiggy with it
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@@chaos0852 lol
That slide area will never be restored...
At a point in time the county will pull the certificate of habitable
They just did by terminating utilities sad
@@paulkcormier
Sad. ?????
So you think they should let Gas lines leak
Water lines leak
Sewer lines leak and send dirt to the sewage plant
Possible electric lines fall and kill people..
At a point in time all roads will be closed..
The county won't be responsible for anyone's safety
Mandatory evacuation
Evacuation should be mandatory. If something happens they will be putting others at risk trying to save them. It may be difficult finding missing people in huge cracks and in crumbled houses. Please evacuate while you still have your life.
So...what part of YOUR LAND IS SLIDING IN TO FREAKING THE OCEAN...do they not understand??? I though these were highly educated rich people....
The law says if you dont have running water you cant live in it.
@@deliajones9541
Or intact sewer system
Rolling Hills CA on Palos Verdes Peninsula - “The townhomes destroyed in the landslide were built in the 1970s ..” and landslide is being recorded since 1950s. 2Q - who gave the permit to built? & isn’t this pre-planned HEIST by design?
Slight correction…those townhomes were in the city of Rolling Hills Estates. Rolling Hills CA is another city on the Palos Verdes peninsula and where the really expensive homes are. RH is a gated city and roads are private. The townhomes were not in this active slide area but they were built at the edge of a canyon (also stupid idea).
There was a building moratorium but a landowner sued the city of RPV and won.
I'm Sure the Realtors that Sold Property in that Area Often told Buyers that it would take Decades possibly a Century before a Landslide would effect their Homes/Properties.
@@PHN-2024 well, they would have been mostly correct, tbh
@@FordRangerClassics The Fact the Homes/Properties are Not Covered by Insurance Polices for these Landslides tells us How Incorrect the Realtors really were because the Insurance Companies knew the True Risks.
@@PHN-2024 they did get decades to enjoy and leave though. I'm not sure if insurance not covering something is a good baseline these days given the state of the general insurance industry
Look into an area in Morgan County Colorado. For years, corrupt land owners and paid council members allowed land to be built into a subdivision. The water comes out as black sludge. After multiple tests... it has been discovered that it contains what you should build a dirty bomb with. However, prior to the testing, these people were watering their lawns with this water. The landowners then sold more lots, more people moved in. The permits were approved by city council. CO AG had ignored complaints until finally the Denver news did an investigation on this.
How many families, people with children will get sick because someone put their personal wealth over others lives???? The people in this subdivision live in mobile homes rather than large spreads so they will not be able to afford good medical care, afford to move.
The realtors don't really care. They just take their commission and run.
Life is more important than a house. Why can people not let go. Humans are resilient. They can survive after material loss.
Easier said than done.
Because of conditioning, people can't because laws and regulations tell them how to live. People who live off the grid are being hunted down one by one. Amish are now being forced to ram up live stock with all kinds of meds and hormones, all in the name of safety. People made it for thousands of years without all of this nonsense, but I digress. Nothing but a bunch of control freaks. God provides and their all against God.
Poor rich people...
Surprises they haven't mentioned broken sewer system...
Which there is no way the sewer system is intact
@@JamesHollinger-lt8qx 🤫......the next landslide will cover ot
Have you forgotten? Rich peoples sh’ t doesn’t stink. 😂😂😂😂
@@JamesHollinger-lt8qx The report I saw explained that's what the generator requests are for. To run the sewer system.
@Kit-Ballou3664
Sewers don't run on generators...
If things are moving 1 ft a month..
They would need to send cameras down the sewer line to find the breaks...
And install tanks to catch the sewage
For a while...
It's not if. It's when .. it will need to be shut doiwn...
It's a mater of time when large trucks won't be able to enter the slide area .. and then all traffic....
People still living there are on borrowed time...
The entire area is unsafe - that includes the neighboring areas up there, adjacent to Portuguese Bend. They should be leaving, yet instead, many are asking for a bail out. Mother nature is moving at her timetable, and doesn't take a pause because a group of people demand assistance.
Rich people problems
Maybe it's just me, but if I were looking to buy a home, I think the last place I would consider is a huge section of land that has been slowly sliding towards the sea since the 1950's. How do you rationalize that and say, "Oh well, I'll invest $1.5 million here anyway." When I was looking at homes, I wouldn't consider any property that was in a flood zone, let alone property that was constantly on the move. I can't wrap my head around their thinking. Those properties should never had been developed in the first place. And don't tell me hindsight is 20/20 because the sliding land was well-known.
Years notice
If the land has been moving since the 50s why are people living there in the first place they new this was going to happen sooner or later they should have done there homework
This has been going on since the 50s and people were building there?
They’ve all known this has been going on since 1956. And if anybody didn’t know, the city should’ve made it known to the residence years ago that their land is moving at a high rate and should prepare to leave at any time. I do not feel sorry for them, all of them should’ve been prepared for the worst. PERIOD!!!!
Wow that is a serious situation!! It’s not about rich or poor.. it’s about PEOPLE should be safe and give up and leave the area!!!
These people could have afforded to buy a home NOT on a landslide. Feel badly for them 😂
This is happening in many coastal areas. The worst is yet to come.
We lived for many years in a very nice coastal town several miles south. Left for that very reason - too much shifting.
It boggles my mind why anybody would build there and why the gov would let u build there. Its not like this is a new freak thing, this has been happening for what 70+ yrs....
A woman had lived there for 42 years, never had anything like this. Please stop pushing the false narrative that all this freak weather year-on-year is normal.
@@SamWilkinsonn im sure nothing like this has happened befotre, but the risks associated with this type of land have been known for longer
I understand why you think that way, and it makes sense on the surface level when you use it to explain individual events. Globally however, the weather is rapidly worsening and making this type of 'anomalous' event both more frequent and worse. As this continues to increase, the rate at which repairs are able to be made is less than that of the damage being done.
The larger part of the western United States is practically uninhabitable and fighting us constantly. I think more than increasingly worse weather, we have also spread resources far and wide with a struggle to maintain and resupply. Or in the case of water, supply at all. @@SamWilkinsonn
Agreed. Things gon' get ugly real soon
DeadGiveaway, when the City Hall has been on the market for years and no buyer's....🙈....thats probably a sign.....just saying 🤔
The size of those houses makes me think it's their second or third. My guess is the residents will be inconvenienced by spending the winter in their other property on Cape Cod.
Hopefully 🙏 they can stay temporarily at their vacation homes 🏠 or Yacht 🛥️. Our hearts ❤goes out to these millionaires 😢
I believe that higuway warning sign was there in 1960's when I went to Marineland. And yet, stupid people continued to build there.
It’s sad that the officials in the area are not helping these folks get to a safe place. Why would the state allow building of homes on a known landslide area is beyond me…
Having to live off grid when you own a house in California is pretty insane I'm glad I live in a van and I'm leaving Alaska
Geologists have known about these conditions for over sixty years, and now it is too late. There is no cure. Now it's time for excuses.
damn Portugese
Yall should pray once and a while.
🤔A slow slip of tectonic plates shifting. Oregon Cali n Washington are being pushed up like a springboard.
Why are the residents still there if this has been happening for years ? How do you even SELL someone a house in a landslide area ? Like this house is going to fall into the ocean eventually ……. But ….. do you wanna buy it 🤷♀️
No taxpayer bailout. Just as sickening as TARP. They should get nothing for a foreseeable problem known since the 1950s.
The soil is too soft out there, I'm surprised Marineland didn't wind up at the bottom of the cliff.
People in such denial, that’s what this boils down to, denial over money and here we are today where the check comes due
They could not give me enough money to live in a place like that. I have rented and owned homes up and down the East Coast and I’ve always made sure my homes were in no flood zones (hurricanes and their high surges are the biggest risk here) in order to avoid loses and headaches. I’m looking for a new home in coastal Virginia and will make sure it is in a safe area. What were these people expecting from living atop an ongoing landslide???
Exclusivity means everything to them, very familiar with the thinking. The difference is, we knew when to leave as shifting accelerated.
This proves buying land is not a guaranteed good investment. You have to conduct a lot of research before buying.
Looking at old maps and you could ride a boat around the entire state. The land wasn't connected to the US.
You couldn't sell it if you tried.
Started in the 1950s, up to 50 ft per year. And still no drop.
That's why people are moving to North California or out of state.
They built their homes when they knew this would eventually happen, but they turned a blind eye to it thinking "it won't happen to us'" attitude and here it is. I figured the insurance companies would not cover the damages. Looks like mother nature isn't finished until the whole thing comes tumbling down.
Burns in the summer and slides off the cliff in the winter. Nothing new in California 😅 what is Newsom deflecting
3 Words. Constant Land Movement.
Watch the city charge them for littering when their homes shatter into a million pieces when it goes into the ocean.
I hate landslides they make me thirsty!!!!
It is so sad, There are beautiful homes, and wonderful families in that neighborhood. it is a magnificent community, and area. Gods country. It hurts, and I don't live there. This mayor said "Go off the grid". Not sure where he lives, however, an idea is a 5th wheel trailer, self contained, until things hopefully change. God bless all in Portuguese Bend. Praying for you daily.
Why would you build a house on land that's been moving since the 1950s. Not too smart
Everyone knew this was gonna happen at some point. The can kept getting kicked down the road and now it has found the end of the road.
The rainy season is not thar far off, i hope there is a plan for these people. Look at the devastion, they are not going to be able to fix their homes. There is not much to be done to stop the landslide when houses have sunk, roads have sunk or have huge cracks and the landslide is moving along at an excellerated speed. Pray for a miracle!
The whole area should have never been developed. It should've been made a wildlife preserve or something.
Even the land is trying to leave California
All buyers in Southern Calif. of residential property receive and sign for disclosures including a "zone report" that their property is in a "liquefaction zone". Basically built on sandy soil with possible deep water table under that, mixed this is quicksand. Never known any buyers to be concerned about that during the purchase process.
Please cause the people to wake up and realize the danger they are in.
Bummer! Who should we blame and sue?
All the rain and quakes has wrakened the topsoil landslide
I wonder how far this land movement can get?
Are they cancelling the property tax for the owners?
The captions say that homes have been moved hundreds of feet, but also say a foot per week?
EMERGENCY: Millionaires are losing their GATED seaside mansions! Maybe we should all band together to give these Millionaires a taxpayer HANDOUT
@@mr.d7237 🤣😂😅
By the way that's not a landslide that's a rift. Maybe his mother earth langolier scenario
I remember rancho Palos Verdes used to be called 'the peninsula ' near san Pedro- long beach the south bay
No moving trucks are visible? Like the Dust Bowl they need to GIT
One super heavy rainstorm could cause tha slip to calve off and tumble based on underlying geology, soil, bedrock ect. A house isn't worth you life. Strip everything and start over in another shell. If you live there in multi million dollar homes, I'm pretty sure you can afford to move. You picked the spot knowing where it was, that is on you. if you didn't have a proper survey and core drill like you are supposed to and bring it to the geology lab. Then probability of activity possible, sediments reading for probability of how deep, and what material would be the catalyst for a situation like this one. Always be thorough.
Its Unsafe. Now the shifting land is 10 times Normal? Thats a Clue.
If the land moves make it a mobile home park.
I have no sympathy for anyone who lives in CA
Those that choose to stay will be using Porto potties and weber grills.
They look wealthy...I'm sure they can get another home ASAP.
I guess just like houses right at the ocean doorstep houses on unstable cliffs require everyone's insurance to get sizable increases
I feel sorry for those poor millionaires.
I live next to the area, it is the best place to live if you work in LA. Most of the area was not moving, yes there is an area that has been moving a long time. Those homes were put on huge Ibeams in the 70's and the owner would jack to level. Never mind the homes have move off their GPS marked maps years ago. Now the whole area is moving, fast. This has never happened. Big problem. Most are ultra rich some are not so much. I almost bought a home in the slide area but to pricey for the exposure.
Yikes.
And I find a humor is the million-dollar homes these people know their insurance won't cover them when they decide to build in shifting prone areas. I mean it takes a special kind of you know
How absurd. Its a total loss and not getting better.
Move to something else.
Let it slide. This isn't news.
It should have been uninhabited since 80s. But they bought properties 🤢
Not from there... do you get snow, freeze and thaw in that area? Or is this from earthquakes? Or just erosion, shifting???
No snow. Ocean Beach California. Erosion
Recent rains defintinely played a part
Mediterranean climate. This isn’t caused by earthquakes or fault lines. It’s a landslide cause by an unstable top layer sliding off a slippery lower layer and into the ocean. Decades ago road construction inland cut into the top layer and setting it free to slide down.
Give it all to the homeless
cruel
Soil needs hard clumping cat litter
earth say move out
Looks like California is going into the ocean faster now so the rich people better start moving
No power and in this heat
Ok THey had the electricty turned off to stop fires! If any Weather front shows up, water will make the slide quicker! Are these people watching? There are hurricanes move in that area now. People need to help each other and move out and store their stuff ?! Than get the help for all those costs! California has fire and earthquakes. NO state can pay for all that help needed. WE are in crazy hard times. Please break out of system and help yourselves. Find out what you can get to move out! A state of Emergency has come in. Maybe there is more to help but get out! The storms may come. Even tropical storms. The land is moving, you move This is not a politcal stance to stand your ground. This is different!
All of California is gonna go into the sea!
Insurance they have Insurance lol
Insurance doesn't cover earthquakes or land movement.
New ATLANTAS coming soon
Rainy season is coming…this mayor wants to “make sure as little water as possible enters the land” 🤔 what’s he gonna do? Cover the entire peninsula with one gigantic plastic tarp? 🤣
Let them live on the street
IT IS WRITTEN,,,,THE EARTH WILL OPEN UP,,,,AND DEVOUR THE WICKED REPENT
Time to buy some cheap real estate!
I wonder if that Donald trump golf course has anything to do with this.