More than 100 residential structures were damaged or impacted during Tropical Depression Chantal in Orange County, according to a preliminary assessment released on Saturday. 

Officials estimate losses for residential properties to be over $9 million and $22.6 million for public damage. 

In Mebane, there is some relief as leaders lifted an evacuation notice this weekend for homes near the Lake Michael dam.

Mayor Ed Hooks says the lake no longer poses a threat after crews brought in more pumps that have lowered water levels. 

Mebane residents told WRAL the dam held during Chantal and evacuated houses were not damaged. 

Many others are still reeling from the floods, with some still in need of water. 

On Sunday, Edgewood Baptist Church held a water bottle distribution drive-thru. 

“We’ve heard stories of people’s houses that’ve been wiped out. We know people that have a lot of needs beyond water,” said Interim Pastor Hal Dickerson. 

The City of Mebane remains under a voluntary water conservation plan while crews repair the flood-damaged Graham-Mebane Water Treatment Plant.

“Water production is significantly increasing quicker than originally estimated,” said Mayor Hooks. “However, this continues to be a multi-day process to restore normal operations for Mebane.” 

In Orange County, a meal for those who need it most. 

Wilkerson Catering Company grilled hot dogs on Sunday for people without water or power. 

“We’re going to stay here and give it all out and feed everybody, as many as we can,” said owner Kyle Wilkerson.

His volunteers served 160 flood victims in Person County on Tuesday. 

“People have lost everything. If we can be a little ray of hope, then that’s what we’re here for and that’s what we’re going to do,” said Wilkerson. 

Many vowed to help those most impacted long after the flood waters receded.

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