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... reviewed the applicantʹsappealand the additionaldocumentsprovidedandwearestillunable to determinethat the applicantor a memberoftheirhouseholdis a U.S.Citizen,Non‐CitizenNational,orQualifiedAlien.As a result, the applicantʹsappealisdeniedandtheywillnotbeconsideredforFEMAassistance. A INO‐Appeal–Ineligible–OwnershipNotProven:In a previousletter,weexplainedthat the applicanthasnotproventhathe/sheowned the homeat the timeof the disaster.Wedescribed the documentsthatapplicantcouldsubmitwhichwouldshowownershipof the damagedhome.Wehavereviewed the applicantʹsappealand the additionaldocumentsprovided;however,wearestillnotable to verifythat the applicantowned the home.As a result, the appealisdeniedand the applicantisnoteligibleforFEMAhomerepairorreplacementassistance. A INO‐Appeal‐Ineligible–Unable to ReimburseoverApprovedRentalRate:Previously,weexplainedthat the amountofFEMAmonthlyrentalassistanceisbasedon the numberofoccupiedbedroomsin the applicantʹshomeat the timeof the disasterandislimited to rentalratesdeterminedbyFEMAand the U.S.DepartmentofHousingandUrbanDevelopment(HUD).Wehavereviewed the applicantʹsappealandadditionalinformationprovided.Wehavedeterminedthat the monthlyratewepaid the applicantwas the appropriateamount.As a result, the appealisdeniedandwearenotable to payyou a ... the documentsthatmightprovide the neededverification.Wehavereviewed the applicant’sappealandadditionaldocumentsprovidedandhavestillbeenunable to verifyidentity.FEMAisnotable to provideanyassistance to individualswithoutfirstverifyingtheiridentity.As a result, the appealisnotapprovedandwearenotable to process the applicationfurtheratthistime. A IMI‐Appeal–Ineligible–MissedInspection:In a previousletter,weexplainedthatinorder to beconsideredforFEMAhousingassistance, the applicant(oranotherhouseholdmemberover the ageof18)mustmeetwith the inspector to assess the disasterrelateddamages to yourhome,andthatourrecordsshowedthat the applicantdidnotkeepappointmentswith the FEMAinspector. The applicantcontacted the FEMAHelplineandanotherinspectorwasassigned to assess the home.Onceagain the applicantdidnotkeep the appointment.As a result,wewillnotbeable to assist the applicantfurther. A INCI–Appeal–Ineligible–NoContactInspection:In a previousletter,FEMAexplainedthatinorder to beconsideredforFEMAhousingassistance, the applicant(oranotherhouseholdmemberover the ageof18)mustmeetwithaninspector to assess the disasterrelateddamages to the home,andthat a FEMAinspectorhadnotbeenable to contact the applicant to scheduleanappointment. The applicantcontacted the FEMAwww.fema.gov ... the documentsthatmightprovide the neededverification.Wehavereviewed the applicant’sappealandadditionaldocumentsprovidedandhavestillbeenunable to verifyidentity.FEMAisnotable to provideanyassistance to individualswithoutfirstverifyingtheiridentity.As a result, the appealisnotapprovedandwearenotable to process the applicationfurtheratthistime. A IMI‐Appeal–Ineligible–MissedInspection:In a previousletter,weexplainedthatinorder to beconsideredforFEMAhousingassistance, the applicant(oranotherhouseholdmemberover the ageof18)mustmeetwith the inspector to assess the disasterrelateddamages to yourhome,andthatourrecordsshowedthat the applicantdidnotkeepappointmentswith the FEMAinspector. The applicantcontacted the FEMAHelplineandanotherinspectorwasassigned to assess the home.Onceagain the applicantdidnotkeep the appointment.As a result,wewillnotbeable to assist the applicantfurther. A INCI–Appeal–Ineligible–NoContactInspection:In a previousletter,FEMAexplainedthatinorder to beconsideredforFEMAhousingassistance, the applicant(oranotherhouseholdmemberover the ageof18)mustmeetwithaninspector to assess the disasterrelateddamages to the home,andthat a FEMAinspectorhadnotbeenable to contact the applicant to scheduleanappointment. The applicantcontacted the FEMAwww.fema.gov 23 Helplineandanotherinspectorwasassigned to assess the home.Afterrepeatedattempts,thatinspectorhasbeenunable to reach the applicant to scheduleaninspection.As a result,wewillnotbeable to assist the applicantfurther. A INFI‐Appeal–Ineligible–MissingFloodInsuranceSettlementorDenialLetter:In a previousletter,weexplainedthat the applicantwasnoteligibleforFEMAhomerepairorreplacementassistancebecause the applicanthasfloodinsurance.Wedescribed the documentsthatcouldbesent to appealourdecision.Wehavereviewed the applicant’sappealandadditionaldocumentsprovidedandwearestillnotable to verify the amountof the applicant’sinsurancesettlement.As a result, the appealisnotapprovedand the applicantisnoteligibleforFEMAhousingassistance. A INI, A INS‐Appeal–Ineligible–MissingInsuranceSettlementorDenialLetter:In a previousletter,weexplainedthat the applicantwasnoteligibleforFEMAhomerepairorreplacementassistancebecausetheyhaveinsuranceontheirhome.Thatletteralsodescribed the documentsthat the applicantcouldsend to appealourdecision.Wehavereviewed the documentsthatapplicantprovidedandweareunable to process the appealbecausewedidnotreceivedetailedinsurancesettlementdocumentsoraninsurancedenialletter.If the applicanthasquestionsaboutwhatdocumentsarestillneeded,theyshouldcontact the FEMAHe...

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... 39Navigationbuoysandbeaconsareplacedalongcoastalandnavigablewatersasguides to marksafewaterandhiddendangers,aswellas to assistboatoperatorsindeterminingtheirpositioninrelation to landEachaid to navigationprovidesspecificinformationSeveralAidsareusuallyusedtogether to form a localsystemthathelps the boatoperatorfollownaturalandimprovedchannelsSuchAidsalsoprovide a continuoussystemofchartedmarkersforcoastalpilotingIndividualAidsareused to marklandfallfromseaward,and to markisolateddangersLateralmarkersarebuoysorbeaconsthatindicate the portandstarboardsidesof a route to befollowedVirtuallyallUSlateralmarksfollow the traditional3-Rprincipleof“Red,Right,Returning”Thismeansthatwhenreturningfromseaward,keep the redmarkerson the right-hand(starboard)sideof the vesselBoatoperatorsrelyonAids to Navigationalonefordeter-miningtheirpositionStormsandwaveactioncanmovebuoysoutofplace1shortblast(1sec)1shortblast(1sec)Port -to- PortPassing(preferred)2shortblasts(1seceach)2shortblasts(1seceach)Starboard -to- StarboardPassing40 ... 45TheseAidsareused to markfairways,mid-channels,andoffshoreapproachpointsTheyhaveunobstructedwateronallsides A buoy,lightedorunlighted,mayshow a redtopmarkAnappropriatenauticalchartmustbeconsulted to determineexactpositionOneof the mostimportanttoolsforsafelynavigatingwaterwaysis a NauticalChartToday,manyrecreationalboatersuseGPSreceiversandperformelectronicwaypointnavigationAlthough a GPScantellyouwhereyouareintermsoflatitudeandlongitude,itcannotshowwhatisaroundorbeneath the boat,orwhatobstaclesmaybein the wayNauticalchartsshow the natureandshapeof the coast,includingwaterdepths,marinehazards,generalconfigurationandcharacterof the bottom,andAids to Navigation,aswellasprominentlandmarks,portfacilities,andotherrelevantinformationChangesbroughtaboutbypeopleandnaturerequirethatnauticalchartsbeconstantlymaintainedandupdated to aidsafenavigation To meet the needsof the boatingpublic, the NationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministration’sNationalOceanService(NOS)produces a varietyofnauticalchartsandrelatedproductsNauticalchartscanvaryinscaleandformatChartscalerefers to a measurementofanarea,not the distance A chartcovering a relativelylargeareaiscalled a “smallscale”chart; a “largescale”chartwillcover a relativelysmallareaandshowmuchgreaterdetailHaving the mostcurrentchartisimportantThatiswhy the publicationdateiscriticalStormsandwaveactioncanalter the coastline,soonlyup -to- datechartsshouldbeusedfornavigationForallnavigation,boatoperatorsshouldalsouse the chartthatprovides the levelofdetailneededNOSnauticalchartsmaybepurchaseddirectlybymailfrom the NOSDistributionBranchorthroughanauthorizedagentTherearemorethan1,700nauticalchartagentsthatsellNOSchartsUse the addressandcontactnumbersbelow to obtain a listofagentsnearyouor to request a freecatalog: ... 45TheseAidsareused to markfairways,mid-channels,andoffshoreapproachpointsTheyhaveunobstructedwateronallsides A buoy,lightedorunlighted,mayshow a redtopmarkAnappropriatenauticalchartmustbeconsulted to determineexactpositionOneof the mostimportanttoolsforsafelynavigatingwaterwaysis a NauticalChartToday,manyrecreationalboatersuseGPSreceiversandperformelectronicwaypointnavigationAlthough a GPScantellyouwhereyouareintermsoflatitudeandlongitude,itcannotshowwhatisaroundorbeneath the boat,orwhatobstaclesmaybein the wayNauticalchartsshow the natureandshapeof the coast,includingwaterdepths,marinehazards,generalconfigurationandcharacterof the bottom,andAids to Navigation,aswellasprominentlandmarks,portfacilities,andotherrelevantinformationChangesbroughtaboutbypeopleandnaturerequirethatnauticalchartsbeconstantlymaintainedandupdated to aidsafenavigation To meet the needsof the boatingpublic, the NationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministration’sNationalOceanService(NOS)produces a varietyofnauticalchartsandrelatedproductsNauticalchartscanvaryinscaleandformatChartscalerefers to a measurementofanarea,not the distance A chartcovering a relativelylargeareaiscalled a “smallscale”chart; a “largescale”chartwillcover a relativelysmallareaandshowmuchgreaterdetailHaving the mostcurrentchartisimportantThatiswhy the publicationdateiscriticalStormsandwaveactioncanalter the coastline,soonlyup -to- datechartsshouldbeusedfornavigationForallnavigation,boatoperatorsshouldalsouse the chartthatprovides the levelofdetailneededNOSnauticalchartsmaybepurchaseddirectlybymailfrom the NOSDistributionBranchorthroughanauthorizedagentTherearemorethan1,700nauticalchartagentsthatsellNOSchartsUse the addressandcontactnumbersbelow to obtain a listofagentsnearyouor to request a freecatalog:...