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46 sats \ 6 replies \ @Rothbardian_fanatic 15 Jul \ on: From Ashes to Action: LA Fire Recovery Enters New Phase Construction_and_Engineering
It doesn’t look, to me, like they are not very interested in rebuilding anything. Could it be that they are more interested in selling it to those who destroyed it?
Clean up takes time. The people who had homes still own the land. I am almost certain development will take place.
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By now, there should have been much more movement on clean-up, especially considering some of those folks had a lot of wealth in the first place. Perhaps, the state and local governments are holding things up to do some social engineering.
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Mobilization takes time plus each building needs assessment the paperwork that is involved as each property is razed. I think they are making really good progress
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OK, will take your word for it because I am not there to see anything. Also, the internet and television are not to be trusted.
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True I’m not there also but disaster recovery is not as cut and dry as it seems. People might try to recover anything they can from the rubble thus will cause further delay for redevelopment
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Yeah, but the local government seems to be the fly in the ointment at this point. Mayor Bass is doing everything she can to make sure that the tools of production belong to the city (state). This sounds very familiar, like it came from some manifesto or another.