Georges reveals sins of yesterday in the Keys
In the Florida Keys after Hurricane Georges, residents face stricter building and sanitation codes. Rebuilding on 12 foot pillars, downsized lots, and potential costs of up to eighty thousand dollars clash with limited insurance. Officials cite grandfathered violations, illegal cesspools, and canal pollution as urgent issues. A coalition seeks two hundred million dollars for central sewer systems while futures for floating Houseboat Row hang in the balance.
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