Sentences with phrase «businesses along the shoreline»

She also has asked the county law department to take any legal action necessary to protect the property and safety of county residents and businesses along the shoreline.

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In a letter dated July 6 but not made public until this weekend, Cuomo asked the federal government to declare a disaster area for home and business owners along the Lake Ontario shoreline that have been hit by flooding in recent months.

«I intend to seek from them, solutions for Monroe County's shoreline residents and businesses and I will urge those representatives to put pressure on the United States» appointees on the International Joint Commission to act in the interests of residents and businesses along the southern shore of Lake Ontario.»

«High water continues to impact homeowners and businesses along Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River, and by extending the no - wake zone for an additional month, we can ensure boaters are helping to protect New York's vulnerable shorelines,» Cuomo said.

Lake levels have dropped in the last month as outflows increase, which is providing some relief to businesses and property owners along the shoreline.

«We're asking that our federal representatives take action, to immediately lower the water levels and to also provide the necessary resources so that our infrastructure, our businesses and our property owners, including our homeowners are protected along the shorelines of Lake Ontario,» she said.

Low - interest loans from the Small Business Administration are now available for certain private non-profit organizations affected by flooding along the Lake Ontario shoreline this spring and summer.

But, say the plan's opponents, it also means that businesses and residents along the southern shoreline of Lake Ontario will see damage to their properties and increased erosion.

Flooding from Olcott in Niagara County along the shoreline of Lake Ontario to Ogdensburg on the St. Lawrence River has closed some public beaches, flooded homes and closed businesses that rely on the water.

Forty bipartisan local elected officials delivered a powerful message at a recent summit: Coastal flooding is becoming more costly and dangerous for people, businesses and cities along America's shorelines — and policy makers at all levels of government, as well as presidential candidates, need to pay attention.