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    Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Elevation and Mitigation (RREM) Program Step-by-Step

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    The document outlines the six step process for the Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Elevation and Mitigation (RREM) Program which helps homeowners impacted by Superstorm Sandy rebuild their homes, including submitting an application, environmental review, meetings with advisors, construction phase, and project completion. Homeowners must meet eligibility requirements, provide required documents, and can choose to use their own contractor to complete the rebuilding work according to the preliminary total development cost.

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    The document outlines the six step process for the Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Elevation and Mitigation (RREM) Program which helps homeowners impacted by Superstorm Sandy rebuild their homes, including submitting an application, environmental review, meetings with advisors, construction phase, and project completion. Homeowners must meet eligibility requirements, provide required documents, and can choose to use their own contractor to complete the rebuilding work according to the preliminary total development cost.

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    Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Elevation and Mitigation (RREM) Program Step-by-Step

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    Reconstruction, Rehabilitation, Elevation and Mitigation (RREM) Program Step-by-Step HomeownerSelected Contractor

    1 Submit Application
    Online By phone In person at a Housing Assistance Center

    3 Call from RREM

    2 Meeting with

    Homeowner (or designated representative) must be present for inspection RREM Program Manager prepares preliminary total development cost

    Program Manager to Schedule Initial Site Inspection

    6 Construction Phase
    Homeowner submits proof of construction costs incurred Homeowner receives payment through no more than three installments Final code inspections by local officials RREM Program Manager completes final program inspection and approves final request for payment Homeowner moves back into home

    Housing Advisor to Review Application


    Duplication of Benefits Questionnaire and Supporting Receipts* Substantial Determination of Damage letter issued by local floodplain manager* Income Verification Documents (Pay stub or Social Security Letter)* Environmental Review Certification Lead-Based Paint Letter Right of Entry Form

    Documents Required:

    4 Environmental
    Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) conducts federally mandated review to ensure no negative impacts to the environment

    Review

    5 Meeting with Housing


    Advisor and RREM Program Manager
    Review preliminary RREM total development cost Determine reimbursement amount and authorize reimbursement payment to homeowner (if applicable) Review scope of work to advise on reasonable and necessary construction elements; and other state and federal regulations and requirements Homeowner Decision: Select to use own contractor Sign final grant agreement documents (based on preliminary total development costs)

    PROJECT COMPLETE

    *Homeowner-provided documentation

    Eligibility Confirmation:
    Owner-occupied at time of the storm Primary residence Full verified loss of $8,000 or greater or more than 1 ft. of flooding on the 1st floor Resides within one of the nine eligible counties Registered with FEMA Less than $250,000 adjusted gross income

    For more information, please visit www.renewjerseystronger.org

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