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Larry Morris

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"FEMA also gave us a grant to do a full design for mitigating all of the structural requirements, seismic structural requirements, to bring it up to what would be 125%"

“FEMA also gave us a grant to do a full design for mitigating all of the structural requirements, seismic structural requirements, to bring it up to what would be 125%”
Speaker
Larry Morris
Community
Alaska News
Location
Anchorage
Captured at
October 20, 2026

From the transcript

Klatt. After the earthquake, we had gotten some FEMA money for doing some seismic evaluations, and Klatt had a few extra needs, and so FEMA also gave us a grant to do a full design for mitigating all of the structural requirements, seismic structural requirements, to bring it up to what would be 125%, which is, as you can see on the thing there, it, it's an existing one down in the 50s, and it now go— will go up to 125. And any of the existing finishes that goes with that will also be done.

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