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  <title>Alberta Flood Properties: Can You Get DRP Aid Again? Flood Zone vs Flood Fringe</title>
  <description>Alberta Flood Properties: Can You Get DRP Aid Again? Flood Zone vs Flood Fringe If a flooded property installs flood mitigation, is it eligible for Alberta's Disaster Recovery Program (DRP) again? Raman from Alberta Real Estate School explains why location decides. In the flood zone, the area that will definitely flood (for example right on the riverbank), the DRP notice stays on the property even with mitigation measures. In the flood fringe, on the outskirts of that area, installing permitted flood mitigation measures removes the DRP notice, and if another 100-year event happens the property would still qualify for aid. In this video: • What a DRP notice on title means • Flood zone vs flood fringe • Flood mitigation and future eligibility • What &amp;quot;100-year flood&amp;quot; really means Get ready for your RECA licensing exam with Alberta Real Estate School. 📞 Call: 587-936-7779 ✉️ Email: support@albertarealestateschool.com 🌐 Website: www.albertarealestateschool.com #FloodRisk #DisasterRecoveryProgram #AlbertaRealEstate #FloodFringe #RECAExam #HomeBuyingTips #RealEstateExamPrep #AlbertaRealEstateSchool </description>
  <author_name>Alberta Real Estate Tutor</author_name>
  <author_url>http://albertarealestateschool.com</author_url>
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