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Resolution Number
1986-052
Approved Date
08/20/1986
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Urging Members of Congress & specifically our U.S.Senators, the Honorable Lawton
Chiles & the Honorable Paula Hawkins & IR County Representatives in the United States
House of Prepresentatives, the Honorable Bill Nelson & the Honorable Tom Lewis,
to reject the Federal Emergency Mgmnt. Agency's proposed revisions to the Disaster Act of 1974
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8/11/8G(J4;LEGAL(Wnm) <br />RESOLUTION NO. 86- 52 <br />A RESOLUTION OF INDIAN RIVER <br />COUNTY, FLORIDA, URGING MEMBERS OF <br />CONGRESS AND SPECIFICALLY OUR <br />UNITED STATES SENATORS, THE <br />HONORABLE LAWTON CHILES AND THE <br />HONORABLE PAULA HAWKINS, AND INDIAN <br />RIVER COUNTY' REPRESENTATIVES IN <br />THE UNITED STATES DOUSE OF <br />REPRESENTATIVES, THE HONORABLE BILL <br />NELSON AND THE HONORABLE TOM LEWIS, <br />TO REJECT THE FEDERAL EMERGENCY <br />MANAGEMENT AGENCY'S PROPOSED <br />REVISIONS TO THE DISASTER RELIEF <br />ACT OF 1974, SEVERELY RESTRICTING <br />THE AVAILABILITY OF DISASTER RELIEF <br />ASSISTANCE. <br />WHEREAS, the Federal Emergency Management Agency <br />Is responsible for providing federal disaster assistance <br />loans to the public and private sectors when the President <br />declares an area to be a disaster area, pursuant to Public <br />Law 93-288, the Disaster Relief Act of 1974; and, <br />WHEREAS, the Federal Emergency Management Agency <br />has proposed changes which will drastically reduce the <br />amount of money available for loans to restore stricken <br />areas, while restricting the circumstances under which such <br />relief will be granted and limiting the President's power to <br />declare disasters; and, <br />WHEREAS, the proposed amendments to the Disaster <br />Relief Act of 1974 include a plan which will require local <br />governments to build, at their own expense, a system of <br />shelters to protect state and local government officials in <br />the event of nuclear war; and, <br />WHEREAS, the total affect of the Federal Emergency <br />Management Agency proposals will provide no protection from <br />nuclear attack to average citizens while drastically <br />reducing the disaster assistance funds which have been <br />available in the past on numerous occasions to provide <br />relief for areas stricken by cataclysmic occurrences; and, <br />WHEREAS, the current disaster relief programs <br />established by the Disaster Relief Act of 1974 have served <br />I <br />
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