WILDFIRE AFTERMATH: Coffey Park Neighborhood of Santa Rosa, California
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- čas přidán 23. 01. 2018
- Just over 100 days have passed since the Tubbs Fire began, burning from late in the evening of October 8, 2017 until October 31, 2017. This video shows what’s left of Coffey Park, a suburban residential neighborhood in Santa Rosa, California. The majority of the rubble has been cleaned up with assistance from the Federal Government. Despite the cleanup, the property lines are still visible. Thank you to all of the brave first responders who came from near and far to all of the October fires in the Northern California region.
I was just there the other day to do an appraisal on one of the new houses. The neighborhood is looking great now. The reconstruction effort has been incredible.
That land was deemed "Indian sacred" so people were not allowed to rebuild. What happened to that?
Where did you get that information from? I e never heard anything about it being deemed sacred. Nearly the entire Coffey park area has been rebuilt.
@@babybrat2958 I ran into a person who actually lost her home in that fire and she told me that the city would not let the community rebuild in that area because "they" found sacred artifacts so her realtor with the help of insurance money helped her to buy another house in Santa Rosa. Yep, then I found out the park had been rebuilt. I wonder if the home lots are a lots smaller now so that they were able to build more houses. IDK
Thank you for sharing your amazing video with a very sad story
The Tubbe fire was so heartbreaking to watch and I feel so bad for all of Santa Rosa community including Coffey Park
My mom and I traveled up there around the same time this video was uploaded and got to take lots of photographs of the area. Very sad.
The fire is so smart it can burn down every thing to foundation but leaves on trees spared. It can even clean the toad of all soot. Wow
DEW
It is not that unusual.....that has happened at all extreme wind driven wild fires from California fire history.
@@babybrat2958 and trees with leaves left Unburnt, houses burnt down with cars melting to ground . Next someone will say we landed a rover on Mars and a man walked on the moon.
Look at pictures and video footage of previous extreme wind driven fires…..you will find exactly the same burn characteristics…..so again, not unusual. Look up the Oakland hills firestorm 1991. Houses were incinerated down to foundation with green vegetation immediately next to it during the Oakland hills firestorm. You will also find footage of vehicles. Keep in mind though that cars now days have a lot of aluminum and plastic in them. Older vehicles do not..
Dew
Please don’t use the blurr transitions. They look like autofocus failures. Quick dissolves are best.
who or what is coffey park named after please
Probably coffee my nigga
Hello! I am a reporter at KTVL News 10. Would I be able to use this in our broadcast? I spoke to a woman that lost her home at Cofey Park and is offering her advice to others.
A lot of the houses have been rebuilt and there have been new houses built in that area
I live very close
I would like to see the same video of Coffey Park today…
So how about building firelanes or gates now .
I can still picture everything there since I was raised there. Only thing left standing on my old property is a fig tree and a few rose bushes.
So sad. I still think about everyone out there and the Paradise fires. In 2018, the mayor of Chico said 52,000 lived in and around Paradise. But I've only been able to find about a dozen videos of the residents who survived. I guess we'll never know the names of those who didn't make it out. As long as I live I'll never forget this. "May the saddest days of your future be no worse than the happiest days of your past." Irish blessing. AC Northeast NJ.
Jason fortunate that none of the vegetation burned.....will save a lot of insurance cash during rebuilding
We lost over 80 rose bushes several fruit trees and a dozen olive trees. Too bad you judge from uploads...
Jason lolololol.....sure you did.....lolol
@@johntuttle3245 Be happy you still have a house.
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i just dont understand how there is no debry from the houses what so ever yet their are live trees??
Crafty Cat Incorporated no there are no sign of rebuilding the area if people are replanting the plants, the tree would be small and wouldn’t be a big tree.
No debris from homes cause its 14 weeks later and the property has been scraped
They cut down the dead trees and left ones that will survive. The Army Corps of Engineers assisted in removing the debris and toxic materials early on in 2018. As of Feb 1st, 2019 when I was there, about 70% of the homes are in the process of rebuild and many are finished and being lived in. Work progresses slowly because there are limited numbers of skilled trades people available and the work force is spread very thin.
The comments from people saying there is nothing being built are from people who never visited the area and only made their comments after watching CZcams videos. Many homes are framed, roofed to keep rain out, but are unfinished inside and are not sided or stucco coated as of yet.
@@kimmer6 I very much do agree with you most people watch stuff on CZcams and believe that that is the only thing that is going on without actually visiting that area or talking to people who actually live in the area
patrick Zink..... Yes. I worry because too many young people believe the CZcams garbage posted for many topics. They claim to be ''Free Thinkers'' but are putty in the hands of the deviants who really control social media. This trend is upsetting to me. I'm old school and want to know the scientific merits before accepting somebody's well edited made up garbage. I started Engineering at a University using a slide rule....before calculators got rolling. By default I'm older and wiser to fall for the BS. Cheers!
My house got burned to the ground and coffee Park and lost everything😢
Sorry to hear that. Hope you’ve been able to recover and rebuild.
Pretty selective wild fire if you ask me?? What did you DEW!!!! What did you DEW!!!
Just like what Shawn Dawson said why are there still trees standing?
Even trees that got burned can still be alive and therfore still standing
Many trees were cut down when they were determined to be too badly heat damaged. There are still some trees that survived.
Trees often survive these types of fires, especially native oaks. If the trees are too close to burning homes then it reduces their chances. A few meters can make all the difference. For instance, most of the trees on the southeast side of the park in Coffey Park were completely unscathed. Trees on the northeast (windward) side weren't so lucky. The pattern of burn was not at all unusual.
Directed energy weapons again. Yrees didn't burn
DIRECT ENERGY WEAPONS?? HACE PEPPLE LOOKED INTO THIS ANYONE ?? HAS ANYONE SEEN VIDEOS OR KNOW SOMETHING THATS GOING ON?
I'm afraid he's right. Wake up you fool..
No, because it's a normal fire given the conditions. Long drought, low humidity, high winds, tinder box houses packed in close to each other. It was inevitable.
Kerstin....very clearly, YOU WERE NEVER THERE at Coffey Park. You never dug through the debris. I DID...on Kerry Lane and on Crestview Drive.
I have videos of the damage. Copper plumbing lines, sinks, tiles from counter tops, bathtubs, bathroom tiles survived. Bedroom window glass was in jagged pieces on the sidewalk, broken, not melted. Many thin steel sheet metal products survived like furnace ducts, washers, dryers, refrigerators, microwave ovens, stove/ovens, wash machines, clothes dryers, hot water tanks, etc, burned, distorted and rusted after the rain fell a few weeks after the fire. Some aluminum melted like 2 rims on one side of the car in the driveway but not the other.
Some dumb ignorant bitch posting videos on CZcams kept bleating like a sheep that toilets melted. They were all there, broken from heat but you could see what it was. Bathtubs survived as well as bricks, concrete, chimneys, etc. She lives 2000 miles 3220Km away and saw only drone videos and was never there in person.
There were 70+ mph winds....113Kmh winds that night. I also have video of Coffey Park...the actual park....with trees toppled over with root ball torn from the ground, big tree limbs ripped off the next morning. The fire came through after midnight.
You blast Nicolas Carnot but you are wrong. Your patents mean nothing. This was a firestorm and its origin was found miles away caused by trees that toppled live power lines into dry straw grass on Bennett Lane. The wind came channeled through the mountains by Fountaingrove Parkway where fire destroyed some very expensive estate homes. The hills funnled the winds from the Northeast directly into Coffey Park.
I write this so people who live thousands of miles from here can have a better understanding of why this happened. Many of the same areas burned in 1964 during Diablo wind conditions before houses existed there. The Los Angeles Fires of Dec 2017 500 miles 800Km South of here happened under similar wind conditions, only worse. They are called Santa Ana winds down there. It is nearly impossible to stop fires until the winds die down.
For those insisting that laser beams and microwaves did this...where is the collateral damage? Pets survived, 4500 people did, 5 perished there because they did not leave in time. The exact kind of damages can be seen in pictures of the Oakland Hills Fire of October 1991 (again, end of fire season). That was BEFORE laser weapons and Smart Meters were invented. The Diablo wind was blowing then as well. I was there. My friend lost his home in Rockridge on Fairlane Dr. I picked through that rubble as well.
This is California. It happens, and will happen again. Only now with the advent of CZcams these fires are getting instant world wide publication. They are nothing new here.
@@kimmer6 Finally. Somebody who was there and knows what actually happened. Sorry you had to experience something like this, but at the same time, thankyou for taking the time to share your experience.
@wakeup - Not wildfires. Wildfires do not select what to burn and not burn. Not camp fires. A campfire is a fire at a campsite that provides light and warmth and heat for cooking. Not even the two retired fire captains John and Matt believe any of those fires were wildfires and they risked their pensions and lives to speak out.
.#zZz#.⚡⬆️⬇️💀 НУ КАК ЭКСПЕРЕМЕНТ,С ЦЕЛЕНАПРАВЛЕННЫМ ИЗЛУЧЕНИЕМ В КОД?!.💀⚡⚡⚡