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County Administrator Baird pointed out that if the house is over 50% damaged, Mr. <br />Perna is going to have to raze his house and rebuild to bring it to current Code requirements. <br />Mr. Perna <br />Commissioner Wheeler inquired about insurance on the house, and <br />responded that his mortgage company had required flood insurance and the policy was only for the <br />balance of his mortgage and he cannot afford to rebuild. He is unable to solve this problem <br />because he is retired and living on Social Security; FEMA wants the trailer back. <br />Commissioner Neuberger suggested that Mr. Perna could sell the lot and move <br />elsewhere. <br />County Administrator Baird offered to check with the local bar association to see if <br />any pro bono legal work can be done for Mr. Perna. <br />Commissioner Bowden suggested the County try to help this man and offered to <br />make some inquiries in the community on his behalf. <br /> <br />NO ACTION REQUIRED OR TAKEN. <br /> <br />(CLERK’S NOTE: Chairman Lowther called a short recess at 7:27 p.m. The <br />meeting was reconvened at 7:35 p.m. with all members present.) <br /> <br />9.B.3. PUBLIC DISCUSSION ITEM – JAMES K. GODFREY – <br />REQUEST TO SPEAK REGARDING GODFREY SAND MINE <br /> Michael O’Haire <br />Attorney appeared on behalf of James K. “Kenny” Godfrey and <br />reviewed Mr. Godfrey’s quest for a permit for his sand-mining operation. He specified that the <br />Board approved the sand mine over a year ago with certain requirements. Since that time, staff has <br />told Mr. Godfrey to do additional paving that was not required by the Board. Mr. O’Haire asked <br />the Commission to instruct staff to process Mr. Godfrey’s permit let him move forward without <br />any additional requirements. <br />JUNE 14, 2005 13 <br /> <br />