The Town of Bluffton has announced that it is priority processing permits at no charge for residents who are in need of repairs following Tropical Storm Debby, which caused significant damage when it impacted the area on August 5.
Rob Currall, Chief Building Official for the Town of Bluffton, emphasized the importance of accurately documenting any damage caused by Tropical Storm Debby. This is exceedingly significant in the event of future insurance claims due to similar weather incidents, akin to how car insurance claims function.
The Town issued the following guidelines regarding emergency permitting:
Residents can contact the following town services for more information about the permit process:
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