Temporary Housing Program

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Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Temporary Housing Program
• Turn-Key Services Lease Proposal

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Agenda

• Temporary Housing Situation Assessment
• Current State
• Financial Assessment
• Leasehold Program Proposal
• FEMA Program Benefits
• Storm House Team Members
• Sample Ruggedized HUD Code Specs
• Forest River Floor Plans

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FEMA Temporary Housing Situation Assessment

• Since the 2005 Hurricane season and due to
  significant public outcry, FEMA has sought to
  dramatically improve temporary housing
• The use of recreational travel trailers is no
  longer considered a viable option
• Disabled citizens in Louisiana filed a
  class-action lawsuit in 2006 and since FEMA has
  modified their guidelines to include as much as
  15 UFAS-compliant temporary housing in reserve
  inventories

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Temporary Housing Procurement Current State

• FEMA acquires temporary housing units from
  housing manufacturers and retailers
• FEMA engages large prime contractors to
  facilitate the installation of these temporary
  housing units in post-natural disaster
  environments
• Prime contractors in turn hire mid-sized
  contractors who then hire smaller subcontractors
  to perform the work
• After its intended use, FEMA is responsible for
  repair and/or refurbishment for reuse or sale

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FEMA Temporary Housing Financial Assessment

• FEMA spends 75,000 and above for each installed
  temporary manufactured housing unit (mobile home)
• On a monthly basis, FEMA pays over 4,200 per
  18-month lifecycle
• In addition, the current program requires
  significant internal human resources to
  facilitate contracts and manage layers of
  independent contractors and subs
• After 18 months or longer, FEMA either donates or
  auctions the unit through the GSA in order to
  recover residual value, if any
• FEMA begins the process again after next disaster

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Leasehold Program Proposal

• 130 MPH Ruggedized 2BR Park Models and/or
  Ruggedized 2 or 3 BR HUD Code Manufactured Homes
  with UFAS compliance option from Forest River,
  Inc.
• 130 MPH Temporary Foundation System
• Complete Program Management Services
• Finance
• Design
• Build
• Purchase
• Transportation
• Staging
• Installation
• Maintenance
• Deactivation
• Refurbishment
• Redeployment

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Leasehold Program Proposal

• A turn-key finance and operations program by
  Storm House, a collaboration of professional,
  FEMA-experienced emergency housing companies
  with manufactured housing units from Forest
  River, Inc. (a Berkshire Hathaway Company)
• 1,000 or more ruggedized Forest River Park Models
  and/or HUD Code Manufactured Homes including
  transportation, staging, installation,
  maintenance, deactivation and refurbishment
  services
• Projected monthly lease fees (1,000 unit order or
  above)
• 3,000 for 2BR ANSI Code Model
• 3,350 for 2BR HUD Code Model
• 3,700 for 3BR HUD Code Model
• 500 units per month transported and installed at
  FEMA post-disaster locations
• Lease payments are commenced upon deployment of
  units by Storm House. Reduced fees for second
  lease term creates additional savings

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FEMA Program Benefits

• Direct cost reduction of approximately 500 to
  1,200 per unit each month during initial
  18-month lease term.
• Savings of over twenty million dollars for a
  1,000 unit lease program
• Approved ruggedized Forest River Park Models
  and/or HUD Code Manufactured Homes with UFAS
  compliant versions
• Less headcount requirements for program
  implementation
• Elimination of costly and inefficient trailer
  disposition process
• Energy-efficient design reduces utility costs
• Enhanced public perception of Federal Government
• Reduced governmental liability through lease
  agreement
• Improved indoor air quality via UV-based air
  filtration system
• 130 MPH temporary foundation system

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Storm House Team Members

• The Gephardt Capital Group
• Strategic Capital Advisors
• Forest River, Inc.
• FEMA Housing Manufacturer
• SouthCoast Group
• Emergency Housing Strategies
• Mobile Disaster Structures
• Emergency Housing Consultant
• Telepier Foundations
• Temporary Foundation Technologies

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130 MPH Ruggedized HUD Code Specs

• 14 x 40 (2BR) 14 x 56 HUD Code (3BR) Floor
  Plans
• 2 x 6 Exterior Framing 2 SPF w/ 16 On Center
  8 Sidewalls
• 16 On Center 40 lb. Load Roof Truss with 3/8
  Sheathing
• Double I-Beam Through Axle Center Area with Extra
  Axle
• High-Wind Metal Roofs with 5/12 Roof Pitch
• Flame Retardant R19 Exterior Wall Insulation
• Foam-backed Impact Resistant, Energy Efficient
  Siding
• 200 Amp Electrical Service
• Smoke Alarms with Battery Backup
• Dual Pane Single Hung Tilt Windows w/ Removable
  Screens
• Complete Furnishings Package
• HVAC UV-based Air Filtration System
• Exceeds New Formaldehyde Testing Requirements

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Forest River 2 BR Park Model 12 x 36 400
Square Feet
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Park Model Elevation
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Forest River 2 BR HUD Code 14 x 40 560 Square
Feet
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2BR HUD Code Elevation
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Forest River 3 BR HUD Code14 x 56 784 Square
Feet
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3BR HUD Code Elevation