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Tea Fire Rebuilding
The County of Santa Barbara has established a regular meeting schedule for property owners who were affected by the Tea Fire to
talk with various agencies that have oversight responsibility regarding the re-building process in the county unincorporated area.
Representatives from the Montecito Fire Protection District, the County Public Health Department’s Environmental Health Services
Division, the Montecito Water District and the County’s Planning and Development Department will be available to meet with property
owners and/or their representatives from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday afternoons, beginning January 8, 2009.
The meetings will be held at the County Planning Department, 123 E. Anapamu Street, Second Floor. Agency participation may change as appropriate to the situation. Individual meetings may also be scheduled by contacting your Case Manager for a specific appointment. For more information, call Petra Leyva at (805)568-2071.
The meetings will be held at the County Planning Department, 123 E. Anapamu Street, Second Floor. Agency participation may change as appropriate to the situation. Individual meetings may also be scheduled by contacting your Case Manager for a specific appointment. For more information, call Petra Leyva at (805)568-2071.
Rebuilding
Look to insurance and charities for help with rebuilding costs.
Once you've identified reconstruction funding, make sure your new structure is built well, in a efficient manner and for a reasonable price. Here are some recommendations and resources to help:
Use only licensed contractors. Verify the contractor you've selected has a valid license at the Contractors State License Board website or by phone (800)321-2752
Check with your local Better Business Bureau to learn more about a rebuilding Company's reputation.
Before you begin work, learn more about the effects construction, and equipment operation, have on air quality. Visit the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District website for more information.
Typical Permits and Fees for Recovery Construction
Once you've identified reconstruction funding, make sure your new structure is built well, in a efficient manner and for a reasonable price. Here are some recommendations and resources to help:
Use only licensed contractors. Verify the contractor you've selected has a valid license at the Contractors State License Board website or by phone (800)321-2752
Check with your local Better Business Bureau to learn more about a rebuilding Company's reputation.
Before you begin work, learn more about the effects construction, and equipment operation, have on air quality. Visit the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District website for more information.
Typical Permits and Fees for Recovery Construction