City officials say the two homes surrounding the house have been yellow-tagged out of an abundance of caution, the concern being that the landslide beneath the red-tagged house would spread.
With more rain coming, residents on Galaxy Aveneue are concerned.
Keep in mind, that the house being torn down was built before recent hillside building codes that would make newer construction less likely to be as affected, and most of the houses on the street are newer. Still, with this much rain, there is a sense of concern.DAILY NEWSLETTERthat I have read and agree
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