Hello, this is an update on the north side, tornado recovery efforts for the city of Minneapolis today is Tuesday August, 30th, I'm Galvan, there's just a few days left for folks with tornado damage to apply for a loan from the US Small Business Administration.

Remember: you'll need to first apply for an SBA loan before you're eligible for many other forms of assistance, residents and business owners and the disaster area can apply, but the deadline is September. 6 loans can be used to cover damage to homes, buildings and personal property. For more information go to the city's tornado recovery webpage, that's at minneapolis, MN, gov / tornado. Again, you only have until September's sex to apply for an SBA loan property tax relief will be coming too many owners of tornado damaged homes and buildings.

The city assessor has recalculated the value of properties and the disaster area to reflect the loss due to tornado damage. Letters were sent to property owners in the disaster area, telling them if they qualified for this property. Tax relief for more information, about tax relief for properties damaged by the tornado go to the city, Assessors webpage. The addresses minneapolis MN gov /, assessor the tornado, not down thousands of trees on the north side and now, thanks to a local nonprofit, some new trees will go up in their place.

Tree Trust is offering 300 trees to homeowners lost trees to the tornado. Up to two trees will be available per property at low-cost or no-cost. Orders will be accepted from September first through 5 p.m. on September 15th, to put in an order, go to treat russ org starting on the timber first or pick up a paper order form at fairview park at six to one twenty ninth avenue north and as always, check out the city's tornado recovery web page for the latest information.

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