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If you're enjoying this article, you'll love our daily morning newsletter, How To LA. Every weekday, you'll get fresh, community-driven stories that catch you up with our independent local news.With land moving at an unprecedented rate in the Portuguese Bend area in Rancho Palos Verdes, city officials announced Wednesday night that inspections to determine if homes need to be red tagged will now be mandatory.
It's the latest move in response to the large landslide, which is now moving up to 13 inches a week, cracking homes and twisting roadways in the process.Starting Thursday, building inspectors will drive around the area to conduct a “windshield survey” to document homes and properties they’re concerned about, city manager Ara Mihranian said.
That letter will give residents 10 days to schedule a home inspection. If they refuse, officials will get an inspection warrant to enter the property, something many affected residents have been trying to avoid.In California, red tagged homes are not safe to live in, while yellow tagged homes can only be inhabited for a period of time — for example, residents can only occupy the home during the day.
If a home has been yellow tagged, Mihranian said the city will work with property owners to “help you harden and shore up the property to prevent it from getting to the red tag stage.”LAist has observed foundational cracks in some homes in the Portuguese Bend area with residents unable to use some structures on their properties, including garages and guesthouses.Mihranian said the city is looking into state and federal resources to help residents whose homes may be red tagged.
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