Overarching document is the Comprehensive Plan

65% of $ loss is residential

83% of $ loss is residential

These maps note a distinction between Zones A and AE in the 100-year floodplain.  For those areas categorized as Zone AE, engineering data exists that was used to calculate the Base Flood Elevation. This data is necessary for the HAZUS-MH 2.0 model to calculate potential economic loss and this process was described in section IIA2c above.

Federal program that partners homeowners with nearly 90 insurance companies – all same rate.  Community must enforce floodplain management standards.

Separate workgroup, participation of FDEM, city, county and non-profit agencies

Concept of Operations names Disaster Housing Team and Disaster Housing Coordinators

Disaster Housing Workgroup wants to expand to include hosting

Emergency Waiver 2006

How they relate and support the post-disaster redevelopment mission

Leon County adopted Policy 07-2 in 2008 which establishes a Catastrophe Reserve.

Two City Commission policies address funding for catastrophic events. Policy 214, “Risk Management/Self Insurance”, establishes a Special Insurance Reserve Fund to meet unanticipated losses from catastrophic events or claims in excess of the Risk Management Fund.

To cover any situation that exceeds the capacity of the Special Insurance Reserve, Policy 224, “Financing the Government”, establishes the Deficiencies Fund to provide for unforseen expenditures.

Insurance Villages

Timeframe for completion is the end of March

Long Term Recovery Coordination Group