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Jun 8, 2014 10:25 PM by AP

CHALMETTE, La. (AP) - A dispute over fees for a Mandeville storage facility will cause delays in getting vital St. Bernard Parish court records needed for real estate transactions and other parish business.

St. Bernard Clerk of Court Randy Nunez tells NOLA.comThe Times Picayune that about 3 million pre-Hurricane Katrina, mold-ridden court records currently are stored in a special Mandeville facility to prevent them from contaminating the newly renovated courthouse in Chalmette.

"I can't bring the files back because of the mold and I can't afford to pay the rent," Nunez said. "It's all FEMA. They should be paying it."

But soon after that courthouse's opening in April 2013, FEMA stopped footing the bill for the records' storage. The federal agency said that while it agreed to pay for storage during the courthouse renovation, its aid stopped after the courthouse opened.

"FEMA has provided funding, as requested by the Clerk of Court, for remediation and storage of records," FEMA stated on Friday. "A request for additional funding for remediation or storage has not been submitted."

The parish already owes about $125,000 in back fees. Because the bill continues to mount, The Windward Group has stopped scanning and sending records to the parish clerk. Instead, Nunez or his employees must now go and scan the files themselves in Mandeville.

"We talked to Mr. Nunez, and said, look, we can't afford to retrieve them, but we won't cut off access to them and we'll teach your people to retrieve them," Bob Rathe, the owner of the Mandeville storage company, said on Friday. "I had two full-time managers doing the retrievals every day, and I can't afford that when I'm not getting paid, but we are not going to cut off access to the records."

The process is arduous, Rathe and Nunez explained. They said that to retrieve files, a person must wear a respirator and a hazmat suit.

Nunez said he likely would only be able to go scan files once or twice a week and that his staff will keep a list of requests. He said he would do the task himself, as "my employees didn't sign up for that."

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Lisa Ewart, left, a Sandy relief volunteer, visiting homeowners Bob and Beverly Baron in Little Ferry.

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Beyond the mold-ridden basements, flooded living rooms, destroyed family photographs and other irreplaceable possessions, Superstorm Sandy led to something positive: It created the opportunity for North Jersey residents, who perhaps never would have come into contact with its victims, to form new connections, to carry out acts of kindness and to gain a sense of satisfaction from helping others in need.

Disasters and other large-scale tragedies have a way of doing this. At our most vulnerable, were drawn closer together. And Sandy, among the most destructive storms ever to hit our region, prompted a robust volunteer response. Some 3,400 volunteers from around the country in the past year have spent a total of 33,000 hours helping North Jersey residents bounce back from the storm.

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There are a lot of big holes where FEMA didnt help, said Marisa Santiago, volunteer manager for Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster and the Long Term Recovery Committee, which coordinates the dozens of non-profit, civic and faith groups participating in the local recovery efforts. I have yet to meet a resident who said insurance and FEMA covered everything they would need. If we didnt have these volunteers, we would be paying a lot more for contractors to do work. Lots of work would go undone.

The Volunteer Center of Bergen County created Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster in 1999 in response to Tropical Storm Floyd, and has since been the coordinating agency to respond to natural disasters and events such as the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Leading into Sandys one-year anniversary, offers of help are still coming in. A couple just called from Milwaukee and asked to let us know what they can do, Santiago said. I have groups lined up for the next year.

To house some of these laborers, a guest hostel was set up in Little Ferry called Little Moon House, sponsored by the national charity Project 195. Other groups have stayed for no cost on the Rutherford campus of Felician College and eaten meals in the colleges dining hall.

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