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Work on Mountain Charlie Road can't begin until the landslide stops moving and funding is secured.

Work on Mountain Charlie Road can't begin until the landslide stops moving and funding is secured.

Officials say it could take at least a year for repairs to start on the roadway in the Santa Cruz Mountains.

A landslide in the Santa Cruz Mountains is still moving and a timeline of repairs is unknown.

Officials say it could take at least a year for repairs to start on the Santa Cruz Mountain roadway.

Santa Cruz County is still dealing with the remnants of this weekend’s storms after suffering serious damage throughout the county.

Oct. 21-28 is California Flood Preparedness Week, in which local, state and federal agencies join together to raise awareness of how people can be prepared in the event of a flood.

"It has been an all hands on deck situation since early January," Santa Cruz County Assistant Director of Public Works Steve Wiesner told the Sentinel in a phone interview last week. "Our goal is to keep our communities as connected as we possibly can, especially during inclement weather and natural disasters when it becomes even more critical for emergency services."

Another round of storms is headed to flood-ravaged California, where residents are still grappling with impassable roads, overflowing rivers, inundated neighborhoods and a levee breach that forced hundreds to evacuate.

(CNN) Still reeling from storms that inundated neighborhoods, forced rescues and damaged roads, Storm-ravaged California prompts another atmospheric river