Waching daily Jan 30 2019

Homes and roads were flooded, Roofs damaged, Trees uprooted.

Hurricane Florence left its mark on New Hanover County, and while

Community is looking better on the outside, there is still a

a lot to take care of, we are still recovering.

From the start, the county has been there to help make

hurricane recovery a little easier.

Our Building Safety Department issued trade permits for

free through the end of December. That way, you could

get started on home repairs, without the extra cost of

permitting fees. We extended office hours and had a

satellite site to make sure contractors and residents could

get the permits they needed, when they needed them.

Building Safety inspectors were also out in the days following

Florence, assessing damage and helping the community understand

the extent of property loss. Their work helped shape the

county's plan as we moved into recovery.

Our Planning and Land Use Department worked with the Board

of Commissioners and Planning Board to amend the county's zoning

ordinance to allow for temporary relocation housing. We wanted to

make it easy for residents to stay on their property in a temporary unit,

either theirs or one from FEMA, while their home is repaired.

Immediately after the storm, our Engineering Department pumped

water out of neighborhoods and off flooded roads to help ease the

burden on our community. Their work continues today as they work

with residents to clear drainage ditches, repair sink holes, and

manage stormwater concerns. Most of what they do is beyond the scope

of what North Carolina counties are required to do, but it's important to

our residents so it's important to us.

Our Tax Department is also working with residents, to make sure next

year's property bill accurately reflects the condition of homes and

businesses. Your tax bill should be fair and that means reporting your

property's damage to our Tax office, so your 2019 property

taxes can be calculated correctly.

It takes all of us, working together, to rebuild. And New Hanover

County remains committed to our residents, our businesses, and

visitors, as we continue on the road to Florence recovery.

For more infomation >> Florence Recovery Video 2 - Duration: 2:05.

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montaje de video de semana santa Fernán-Nuñez 2019 - Duration: 3:37.

For more infomation >> montaje de video de semana santa Fernán-Nuñez 2019 - Duration: 3:37.

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El dulce video de la hija de Cinthia Fernández desesperada por ver a Martín Baclini - Duration: 4:05.

For more infomation >> El dulce video de la hija de Cinthia Fernández desesperada por ver a Martín Baclini - Duration: 4:05.

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Pearson Video Template - Duration: 2:11.

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TO ASSIGN DUE DATES

TO ASSIGNMENTS IN REVEL

START BY SELECTING

YOUR REVEL CONTENT

FROM THE COURSE MATERIALS PAGE.

NEXT,

SELECT THE SELECT CONTENT TAB

TOWARD THE TOP OF THE SCREEN.

THIS WILL TAKE YOU

TO THE SELECT CONTENT AREA.

USE THE TABLE OF CONTENTS

ON THE LEFT

TO SELECT A CONTENT CHAPTER

AND VIEW THE ASSIGNMENTS

AVAILABLE WITHIN THAT CHAPTER

ON THE RIGHT.

USING THE BOXES

NEXT TO EACH ASSIGNMENT,

PLACE A CHECKMARK

NEXT TO THE ASSIGNMENTS

FOR WHICH YOU WOULD LIKE

TO ASSIGN A DUE DATE.

IN THIS EXAMPLE

WE'LL CHOOSE A MODULE QUIZ

AND A CHAPTER QUIZ.

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NOW THAT YOU'VE SELECTED ASSIGNMENTS,

SELECT THE SET DUE DATE BUTTON.

THIS WILL BRING UP A CALENDAR

ALONG WITH A FULL LIST

OF ALL THE ASSIGNMENTS

YOU'VE SELECTED.

SIMPLY SELECT A DATE

ON THE CALENDAR

TO ASSIGN A DUE DATE

AND CLICK THE SAVE BUTTON

TO SAVE YOUR SETTINGS.

YOU'LL NOW NOTICE

THE DUE DATE IS LISTED

TO THE RIGHT

OF THE ASSIGNMENT TITLES.

YOUR DUE DATE

HAS BEEN ASSIGNED. ♪

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