Premier Announces Aid Policy for Flooded Homes
Premier D. L. Campbell unveils a government plan to aid flood damaged homes and farm buildings in Red River Valley. He estimates the policy will assist affected residents and rebuild the region.
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
8
Premier D. L. Campbell unveils a government plan to aid flood damaged homes and farm buildings in Red River Valley. He estimates the policy will assist affected residents and rebuild the region.
Eligibility rules permit extra grants for home rehab beyond the 3000 limit. If a flood shifts a building off its foundation, moving it back may be funded in addition. If a structure was washed away but remains movable in sound condition, its relocation cost may also be covered along with rehab aid. Additional rehabilitation assistance may be allowed under further conditions.
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