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Tamarac Legend OS Sports Complex Zone X Structures from LOMA 26.03 Acres City of Tamarac Wetlands and Open Space Zone X Properties from LOMA NFOS less (-) Impervious 6.02 Acres = 9 6 20.01 Total Sawgrass 8 r R D S d y Conservation / t . i R p s r x d e Area d n E OS v a i R l s l n s l s Special Flood Hazard Areas i 32.1 I U a Tephford Park r H e g n b Acres i w o 25.00 Acres P a AE - Flood Hazard Areas Determined - Insurance Requirements N Southgate Blvd S Apply for Federally Backed Mortgages ( 903.66 acres ) AH - Flood Hazard Areas Determined - Insurance Requirements NFOS Apply for Federally Backed Mortgages ( 2,394.02 acres ) Tamarac Business Park Other Flood Areas 3.96 Acres AH11 NFOS X - Not In A Flood Hazard Area / Out of Flood Plain - Insurance Broward County ESL Recommended but Not Required AH12 21 Acres AH12 X - Below 500 Year Flood Plain 9 Base Flood Elevations in Feet Base Line elevation in Feet OS FEMA Floodzones Effective 081814 Tamarac Park NFOS DR 6.64 Acres Open Space Sunset Point Park Tamarac_wetlands McNab Rd 1.61 Acres SFHA 3,297.68 Acres d R OS 250.35 Acres d NNFFOOSS DDRR n AH9 a OS l s City I City AH11 Colony West Golf Course k NFOS 60.33 Acres c FFuurrnniittuurree o 177 Acres R 81.71.45 Bailey Rd NFOS DR 47.39 Acres AAccrreess µ OS Not to Scale AH12 Sabal Palm Park 9 Acres AH7 AH11 d Commercial Blvd R Commercial Blvd s 1 u 4 t 4 a i e S v H A U NFOS NFOS DR / 4 e 6 7 v Plum Bay (Private) NFOS DR A Public Services (City) R W 1 S N AH8 3 Westpointe Centre 3.27 Acres 1.48 Acres Commercial Blvd e W k 14.6 Acres i N p n r u T a d Commercial Blvd ri NFOS DR lo F Westpointe Conservation Area AH6 12.21 Acres Prosp AH8 ect Rd NW 44 St OS Monterey Park 13.1 Acres less (-) impervious 0.4 Acres = Source: City of Tamarac GIS Project, Broward County Department of Natural Resource Protection (DNRP) & Federal 12.7 Total Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Activity 420 For Flood Zone Determinations, contact the Building Department at (954) 597-3420. June 22, 2016.

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