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To: bentway who wrote (23702)	9/7/2004 11:34:11 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Read Replies (1) of 306849

RE:"It seems they could build with the expectation that they'll face these storms, and have walls, roofs, storm shutters and drainages set up to be ready for them. Zoning regs for hurricanes." Stricht codes went into place after Andrew in 1992. Where Frances hit there is a 140 mph code in coastal areas. On the other hand, on the coast where Charley hit the code is less mph. One main reason there is such a code is that after Andrew in 1992, insurance companies threatened to pull out of FL...so the codes were created to keep them here.

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