Hello, this is an update on the north side, tornado recovery efforts for the city of minneapolis today is wednesday august 17th, I'm galvan many owners of homes and buildings damaged by their tornado will be getting some property tax relief.

The city assessor has recalculated the value of properties in the disaster area to reflect the loss due to tornado damage. Letters are now going to property owners in the disaster area telling them if they qualify for this property. Tax relief for more information about tax relief for properties damaged by the tornado go to the city. Assessors webpage.

The address is www.minneapolismn.gov.

Assessor time is running out for homeowners to apply for loans from the u.s small business administration residents and business owners can apply for the low interest loans which can be used to cover damage to homes, buildings and personal property.

Forms of assistance require you to first apply for an sba loan. So if you haven't done so already- and you have some storm damage, please apply now for more information. Go to the city's tornado recovery webpage. That's at www.minneapolismn.gov.

Tornado again, you only have until september 6 to apply for an sba loan tree. Stumps, dotting, boulevards and tornado damaged. Neighborhoods are now being removed, and that means the city will soon be able to start repairs on damaged sidewalks. This whole process takes more than you might think before park. Board crews can remove a stump. A survey needs to be done to locate any buried gas lines, so the stumps can be taken out safely.

This work will begin in the northernmost section of the disaster area and work. Southward sidewalk and curb repairs will begin once enough. Stumps are removed to allow uninterrupted sidewalk work. That's expected to be around september 1st.

Around 600 sidewalk panels were damaged when trees were blown over around 600 feet of curbs were also damaged. The casa, sidewalk in curb repair, is usually assessed to property owners.

However, city council members pass a resolution that seeks to cover these costs from fema and the state of minnesota, and remember you can get the latest news on the city's tornado. Recovery webpage also follow the city on twitter or, like the city on facebook,.