DAMAGE ASSESSMENT. Morgan Gilreath, Volusia County Property Appraiser

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1 DAMAGE ASSESSMENT Morgan Gilreath, Volusia County Property Appraiser

2 I. Disaster Assessment Multi-agency Teams (Police, Fire, Public Works, Utility, etc.) responasap via helicopter, humvee, etc. to answer: What has happened? How many people are hurt? Where are the most affected? How much property damage and where is it? II. Initial Damage Assessment - 1. For purpose of rapid qualification for FEMA, SBA loans. Beginning at 1 st light after event, a rapid compilation of % Damage Estimates, How many properties? How much damage? How many uninsured? Both the State DEM and FEMA will send in teams to verify local estimates or to make their own estimates. Ours are better than theirs. We have received declarations where they wouldn t have

3 3. Detailed Damage Assessment Why do it again? Legislative Rebates, if they are given Tax Roll, need historical view of what it looked like To assist FEMA in Blue Roof applications, FEMA Trailers. Valuating property, looking at property, walking around and through property, making value judgements, serving our taxpayers when their property is damaged and their lives are uprooted. That is what we can do better than anyone, bar none! Property Appraisers are made for Damage Assessment activities

4 Property Appraisers are made for Damage Assessment activities Looking at property, Walking around and through property, Making value judgments, Serving our taxpayers when their property is damaged and their lives are uprooted. That is what we can do better than anyone, bar none!

5 Morgan B. Gilreath, Jr., A.S.A. M.A., C.F.A. Volusia County Property Appraiser Volusia County Natural Disasters, Present Date Type Area # # # # of Private Pulblic Total Of Event Of Event Of County Destroy'd Major Minor Parcels Damage Damage Damage 13-Mar-93 Wind Storm County-w ide 1273 $16,948,355 $16,948, May-94 Tornado Holly Hill $6,680,000 $6,680, Nov-94 Trop. Storm Gordon County-w ide $10,602,924 $10,602, Aug-95 Hurricane Erin Edgew ater $65,052 $65, Mar-96 Wind Storm Daytona Bch $28,000 $28, Oct-96 Trop. Storm Josephine County-w ide $1,232,343 $1,232, Apr-97 Tornado NSB Peninsula $525,600 $525, Jul-97 Tornado Oak Hill $33,000 $33, Nov-97 Tornado NSB Main&Pen $11,070,722 $11,070, Feb-98 Wind Storm Bethune Bch 1 1 $20,000 $20, Feb-98 Tornado Daytona Bch $9,435,553 $9,435, Jun-98 Fire Storm of '98 County-w ide $2,126,013 $2,126, Jul-98 Tornado Daytona Bch $159,000 $159, Jan-99 Wind Storm SR $9,100 $9, Jan-99 Wind Storm Daytona Bch $59,000 $59, Sep-99 Hurrican Floyd East Side 433 $8,455,353 $6,165,202 $42,655, Oct-99 Hurrican Irene East Side $4,158,000 $4,851,266 $16,809, Sep-00 Wind Storm DeLand $50,800 $18,036 $68, Mar-01 Tornado Daytona Bch $3,210,995 $3,210, Aug-04 Hurricane Charley County-w ide $45,871,455 $60,991,147 $106,862, Sep-04 Hurricane Frances County-w ide $307,800,000 $86,173,341 $393,973, Sep-04 Hurricane Jeanne County-w ide $38,100,000 $21,400,000 $59,500,000 TOTAL ,005 36,752 45,270 $466,641,265 $179,598,992 $682,075,055 Type Of Disaster # Wind Wind Storm 6 Fire Fire Storm 1 Wind/Flood Tropical Storm 2 Wind Tornado 7 Wind/Flood Hurricane 6 22

6 FEMA Format Private Damage Single Family Residence Mobile Homes Multi-family Taxing Authority Minor Major Destroyed Total # $ of Damage Minor Major Destroyed Total # $ of Damage Minor Major Destroyed Total # $ of Damage County-Westside (MG 100) $279, ,471 0 County-Northeast (MG200) $3,833, , $8,975 County-Southeast (MG600) $415, , $53,117 County-Silver Sands (MG 660) $982, $6,500 Daytona Beach (MG 204,214,885) $3,156, , $105,950 Daytona Beach Shores (MG403) $477, Debary (MG015) 5 5 $14, ,065 0 Deland (MG 012) $319, Deltona (MG016) $3,707, , $15,080 Edgewater (MG604) $1,522, , $7,800 Holly Hill (MG203) $1,050, , $5,000 Lake Helen (MG013) New Smyrna Beach (MG601) $6,042, , $99,310 Oak Hill (MG603) 2 2 $1, ,374 0 Orange City (MG014) $112, ,785 0 Ormond Beach (MG201) $2,250, , $536,570 Pierson (MG011) Ponce Inlet (MG 405) $115, Port Orange (MG402,602) $1,166, ,475, $212,330 South Daytona (MG 401) $1,470, , $439,400 TOTAL BY PROPERTY TYPE $26,916, $5,275, $1,490,031 Commercial Grand total Minor Major Destroyed Total # $ of Damage Minor Major Destroyed Total # $ of Damage $376, ,117, $13, ,911, $291, ,433, , $744, ,433, $2,877, ,354, $26, , $6, , $15, ,740, $58, ,785, $111, ,501, $449, ,593, $5, , $41, , $59, ,886, , ,853, $464, ,890, $5,540, $39,221,986

7 County of Volusia DAMAGE ASSESSMENT - PUBLIC A B C D E F G Total Hurricane Frances 9/04/04 Debris Protective Road Signs Water Building & Utilities Parks & Rec Damage 9/23/04 Removal Measures Bridges Control Equipment & Others Estimate Volusia County 13,171,950 1,534,300 4,060,000 1,301,120 10, ,600 20,356,970 Vol Co School Board 1,000,000 8,695,000 9,695,000 Daytona Beach 2,562, ,200 50,500 3,276,700 Daytona Beach Shores 112, , ,500 Debary 848,444 40,000 46, ,844 Deland 15,000, ,000 15,650,000 Deltona 2,500,000 6,500 87,000 2,593,500 Edgewater 3,112, ,900 80,050 3,482,450 Holly Hill 2,083,333 31, ,000 2,364,333 Lake Helen 319, , ,444 New Smyrna Beach 7,000,000 65, , ,800 7,764,850 Oak Hill 30,000 5,000 35,000 Orange City 575, ,000 1,325,000 Ormond Beach 1,250,000 76, ,950 1,432,950 Pierson 2,500,000 30,000 2,530,000 Ponce Inlet 50,000 20,000 70,000 Port Orange 12,000, ,800 12,132,800 South Daytona 1,000,000 77,000 12, ,500 75,000 1,297,000 Overall Total-----> 65,115,171 1,611,300 4,137, ,500 14,215,520 10, ,350 86,173,341

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37 Date: Appraiser: Parcel #: [ Sample Information] Type Destroyed -4 Major- 3 Affected- 2 Minor- 1 None -0 Foundation X Exterior Walls X Roof Structure X Shingles X Interior Walls X Floors X Electrical X Plumbing X H/AC X Sub Total Grand Total 20 X Blue Roof X Fema Trailer Construction Materials X Do Not Destroy

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