A home in Belmont has been red-tagged due to a storm-related mudslide that took place inches away from the residence on Saturday.
According to officials, the slide took place between two residences along the 2800 block of San Juan Boulevard.
"This is what happens, and this slide behind me is active. It is still moving," Belmont resident Rick Pace told KPIX."I am watching it every couple of hours and I can actually see pieces of it fall off like a glacier."The slide has also blocked a stretch of San Juan Boulevard. As of Sunday, the road remained closed.
City officials said they anticipate more mudslides through Wednesday, as soils in the area are fully saturated. It was not known when the home would be safe to re-enter.
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