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Storm job radius

Choose the radius. Review the matched jobs.

Set a manual center and radius. FL Permit Pay compares that area with saved job coordinates and, when linking is confirmed, builds a distance-ordered review list.

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Planning context only. The radius is not radar, a forecast, an official evacuation area, or emergency guidance.

MANUAL AREA

Coastal wind review

Example
Defined area
25 mi radius
Linked jobs
3 linked
Condition photos
2 documented

LOCATION COMPARISON

Jobs inside the selected radius

  1. 01Bayview reroofTampa8.4 mi2 qualifyingDocumented
  2. 02Harbor repairClearwater17.2 mi1 qualifyingDocumented
  3. 03Palm additionSt. Petersburg23.8 miNone notedFlagged
Storm-area workspaceThe jobs shown are examples of the manual-radius workflow. No live weather, forecast, radar, property impact, damage, insurance coverage, or emergency status is shown.

How the work moves

One manual area, one reviewable job list.

The workflow keeps area geometry, coordinate matching, photo coverage, and team-owned state separate.

  1. Step 1

    Define the planning area

    Name a manual area, choose its center, and set a radius from 1 to 500 miles.

  2. Step 2

    Compare saved coordinates

    FL Permit Pay checks jobs with stored coordinates against the circle. Jobs without coordinates cannot be matched.

  3. Step 3

    Review the nearest gaps

    Jobs without qualifying condition evidence appear nearest to the selected center first. Distance is not forecast severity.

  4. Step 4

    Add condition photos

    A documented status requires a photo uploaded after Storm tracking began. Upload time does not prove pre-impact condition.

  5. Step 5

    Close the internal review

    Managers can clear or reopen the Storm record. Cleared describes the team workflow, not current weather conditions.

Next step

Put the job list beside the area your team selected.

Sign in to define a manual radius and review matched job locations and condition-photo coverage.

Use official weather and emergency sources for current conditions and safety decisions.
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