Euan Clark from Brechin says Storm Babet flooding caused utter devastation in his home.
A Brechin resident says he fears houses in his street will have to be pulled down due to damage caused by floods during Storm Babet.
After returning to his home on Monday, Mr Clark told BBC Scotland News the flooding had caused "utter devastation"."You'll never be able to put that back together. I think they'll need to take down some of these houses.Angus Council said 60 households were rescued in the town in the early hours of the morning, while about 80 people had gone to special centres that were set up for evacuated people in Brechin and nearby Montrose and Forfar.
"I opened the front door and it wiped me clean out. I got up and tried to closed the door but I couldn't."If I was in there any longer, I would've been dead," he said.Mr Clark met First Minister Humza Yousaf during hisMr Yousaf has pledged government support for the community, but didn't confirm how much financial aid would be provided.
Local councillors have called for extra cash to help update flood defences, and to help residents refurbish their homes.
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