Fewer Than 600 Appeal Denials for NJ Sandy Aid
About one-tenth, or fewer than 600, of the New Jersey residents who were given more time to appeal denials of housing aid after Superstorm Sandy have taken up the offer, the state’s Community Affairs Department said Tuesday. After complaints about the state’s two major federally funded post-Sandy housing programs, New Jersey opened a new appeals period and sent letters to 5,400 people who were denied from the program and did not appeal during the initial period. The state says 358 people appealed denials in the resettlement program that gave families $10,000 to cover costs. And 224 appealed the rejections from a program that gives homeowners up to $150,000 for repair and rebuilding costs not covered by insurance or other government programs.
This article appeared in print on page 17 of edition of Hamodia.
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