Sentence examples for cost of debris from inspiring English sources

Towns in 12 counties are now eligible for federal public assistance funds, which reimburse 75percentt of the cost of debris removal and repair to bridges, roads, recreation areas, public buildings and utilities.

This allocated federal funding for loans to public and private entities and provided 75 percent of the cost of debris removal.

The cost of individual assistance for those impacted by Humberto would cost $4,776,334; the cost of debris removal and other public assistance amounted to $6,682,074.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) also provided 75% for the cost of debris removal, emergency services related to the disaster, and repairing or replacing damaged public facilities, such as roads, bridges and utilities.

He also announced that the federal government would absorb the cost of removing debris.

Additionally, funds were allocated for state and local governments in the 31 designated jurisdictions to pay 75% of the eligible cost for debris removal and emergency services related to the hurricane, including requested emergency work undertaken by the federal government.

The estimated cost per kilogram of debris removed is a small fraction of typical launch costs per kilogram.

This Service will assist the user how to analyze the risks of space debris, will provide concepts for debris impact protection measures and will give an estimate for the costs of space debris mitigation measures, supported by examples of cost to benefit analyses.

Also, 45 counties in the state were eligible for federal funds to pay 75 percent of the approved costs for debris removal and emergency protective services related to the hurricane, including requested emergency work undertaken by the federal government.

Because the president had already authorized the federal government to cover 75 percent of the state's costs for debris removal and emergency response, the governor's request amounted to a relatively small amount — roughly $17 million in uninsured and underinsured damages to public buildings, equipment and utilities.

Housing costs were estimated at $344 million, including $221 million in housing damage; the rest included the costs for shelters, removal of debris, and loss of rent.