Atlantic-Cape Multi-Jurisdictional Program for Public Information

June 2017 2020 Annual Update

Prepared by: Paul Dietrich, PE CFM Township of Upper [email protected] June 2020 Annual Update MJPPI

This report will serve as an update to the December 2017 Atlantic-Cape Multi- Jurisdictional Program for Public Information (MJPPI). This update covers public outreach documented by the Municipal Members of the MJPPI and our stakeholders during 2019. New member to the MJPPI during 2019 & 2020 is Wildwood Crest. The new member has been present at the various PPI Committee meetings as well as regular NJ Coastal Coalition meetings. Additional information for the new member is presented in Appendix A.

The PPI held two PPI committee meetings in 2019 on June 6, 2019 and December 5, 2019 (Appendix B). Discussions were held about enhancing stakeholder outreach and reminding municipal members that they needed to continue their outreach. All municipal members (Appendix C) and stakeholders were present. Each municipal member has documented the outreach they completed in 2019 and have updated their outreach they anticipate completing in 2020 (Appendix E). After the PPI Committee meeting on July 9, 2020, each municipal member presented this annual update to their governing body (Appendix G).

Municipal members of the MJ PPI Municipal County

Avalon Cape May Cape May City Cape May Cape May Point Cape May Egg Harbor Township Atlantic Linwood Atlantic Longport Atlantic Margate Atlantic North Wildwood Cape May Ocean City Cape May Sea Isle City Cape May Stone Harbor Cape May Upper Township Cape May Wildwood Crest Cape May

The PPI Committee plans to increase participation of regional stakeholders in the MJ PPI. Current stakeholders include: • The Press of Atlantic City • Ocean First Bank • Cape May County Association of Realtors • Thomas H. Heist Insurance Agency • South Jersey Gas 1 June 2020 Annual Update MJPPI

• NJ Coastal Coalition • SJ Hauck Construction LLC/ International Assoc. of Structural Movers • Longport Media • Insurance Promotion Stakeholders o Thomas Heist Insurance Agency o Brown & Brown of New Jersey, LLC o McMahon Insurance o Risk Reduction Plus

Stakeholder outreach for 2019 is documented in Appendix F.

During 2019 and 2020 the PPI Committee began working on a Program for Flood Insurance Promotion (CRS Activity 370) and anticipate submitting that as a separate document for approval and incorporation into the MJPPI. At the July 9, 2020 PPI Committee meeting the stated goals, objectives, outcomes, priority audiences and outreach topics were discussed. Members agreed that the goals, objectives, outcomes, outreach topics and audiences do not need to be changed at this time. Member municipalities have made some minor changes in the outreach projects and updated outreach is included in Appendix D. Changes were made to outreach project based on individual municipal funding or change of direction from governing body.

Municipalities have noticed that more people are aware of flooding issues in their area and that more flood related construction is occurring. Flood related construction includes municipal projects like raising roadways and bulkheads or constructing stormwater pumps and private projects like house raising.

Goals ● Ensure that those affected by flooding are aware of risks; ● Coordinate municipal efforts to increase flood awareness; ● Inform residents of tools that their local government offers to prevent injury and property damage from flooding; and ● Engage in floodplain management activities that protect and bolster economic activity.

Objectives 1. Inventory the region’s flood hazard and flood response efforts; 2. Determine flood insurance coverage within the region 3. Examine gaps and opportunities in awareness about flood hazard; 4. Develop outreach activities about flooding for members of the community 5. Prepare materials that can be used to educate the community about flood risk; 6. Maintain flood protection outreach efforts in perpetuity and update these efforts as issues arise; 7. Maximize participation in the NFIP and CRS to provide flood insurance premium discounts to policyholders within the region; and 8. Publicize the participating municipalities’ services about flooding.

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Priority Audiences 1. Properties Located in the SFHA 2. Senior Citizen Population 3. RL/SRL Properties 4. Seasonal Residents and Potential Homebuyers 5. Properties Located Just Above the SFHA 6. Real Estate, Lending, and Insurance Companies 7. Building Contractors, Architects, Surveyors, and Engineers 8. New Resident/Property Owners 9. The Entire Community

Priority Outreach Topics 1. Know your flood hazard 2. Insure your property for your flood hazard 3. Protect people from the hazard 4. Protect your property from the hazard 5. Build responsibly 6. Protect natural floodplain functions

Additional Outreach Topics 7. Protection and Assistance are readily available for your community 8. Be prepared for future flooding events 9. Don’t wait until it’s too late 10. Funding is available for your home repairs

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New Member Information New Communities, CRS savings, CRS class, number of NFIP policies Municipality County Total Number of NFIP CRS Class Ranking CRS Savings Policies

Wildwood Crest Cape May 4,328 6 20%

NFIP policy types Municipality Total SFHA X-STD/AR/A99 PRP

Wildwood Crest 4,328 4,168 41 118

Flood Insurance Policies by Zone Wildwood Crest Policies in Force Premium Insurance in Force

A01-30 & AE, A Zones 4,168 $2,247,985 $890,137,500

B,C, and X Zones 41 $19,816 $5,546,200 (Standard)

B, C, and X Zones 118 $49,520 $37,690,000 (Preferred)

Flood Insurance Values Municipality Policies in Premium Insurance in Number of $ of Closed Adjustment Force Force Closed Paid Paid Losses Expense Losses

Wildwood 4,328 $2,317,997 $933,403,000 272 $3,075,840.10 $200,519.73 Crest

Number of NFIP Policies Municipality Single Family 2-4 Family All Other Non Total Residential Residential

Wildwood Crest 1,206 997 2,056 69 4,328

Number of NFIP Policies in the SFHA compared to Building Count Municipality Total Number of Policies in the Building Count in the 1983 SFHA SFHA

Wildwood Crest 4,168 3,267 APPENDIX B

Meeting Minutes New Jersey Coastal Coalition July 9, 2020 The meeting was called to order at 10:35AM by Executive Director, Tom Quirk.

In Attendance

Member Municipality Represented (Yes or No) Representative Name(s) Atlantic City No Richard Dean, Frank Burton, Bill Avalon Burns Barnegat No Beach Haven No Berkeley Township Meg Groves Brigantine No Cape May City Lou Belasco Cape May Point Lou Belasco, Gary Miller Downe Township No Egg Harbor Township Pat Naticchione Linwood Leigh Ann Napoli, Jim Galantino Longport Bruce Funk Margate Jim Galantino, Mike Cristaldi Neptune Township No North Wildwood Ron Simone Ocean City Benny Tafoya, Thomas Heist Pleasantville No Sea Isle City Neil Byrne, Mark Gibson Seaside Park Meg Groves Somers Point No Stafford Township Matt Von Der Hayden Stone Harbor Kim Stevenson Upper Township Paul Dietrich Ventnor No West Wildwood Carl O’Hara Waretown (Ocean County) No Wildwood Crest Pat Malia, Lou Belasco Woodbridge Tom Flynn Atlantic County Government Frances Brown Ocean County Government Dave McKeon, Charlie Webster Monmouth County No Approval of Minutes

TQ to circulate minutes from June meeting for review and approval via email.

Introductions

Executive Director, Tom Quirk, welcomed the attendees to the New Jersey Coastal Coalition meeting. Currently, NJCC meeting will be conducted via the Zoom online meeting platform until the Covid 19 health crisis passes. Moving forward, NJCC meetings will begin at 10:30AM.

Executive Director Report

Executive Director of the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, Tom Quirk, reviewed the following New Jersey Coastal Coalition projects: • MJPPI Update: o Paul Dietrich presented the 2020 MJPPI Annual Update for the Atlantic-Cape MJPPI . July 9th- MANDATORY MJPPI Meeting… all participating municipalities were represented by both Public and Private member reps with the exception of Atlantic City. . Wildwood Crest is new 2020 member . Paul Dietrich’s power point presentation will be emailed to all members after today’s meeting . Prior to submission of 2020 updated report to FEMA for ISO certification, each participation municipality must submit a memo, email or other non-official document confirming updated report was submitted to and received by the participating municipal Governing Body. Paul Dietrich has requested that all confirmation be submitted to him by the August 2020 NJCC meeting.

o Moving forward, NJCC goal is to prepare MJPPIs for Ocean, Monmouth and Middlesex Counties.

• TQ Update: o TQ to send out MJPPI invoices o NJCC is continuing to seek out future grant opportunities for municipal members

General Discussion & Announcements

• Future Meetings: 1. August 6, 2020- 10:30AM | Zoom Mtg 2. September 3, 2020- 10:30AM | Zoom Mtg 3. October 1, 2020- 10:30AM | Zoom Mtg

Motion to adjourn was made at 11:35 AM and passed unanimously. Respectfully submitted,

______Frances M. Brown, Secretary | New Jersey Coastal Coalition

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All municipal members present

New Jersey Coastal Coalition December 5, 2019 The meeting was called to order at 3:00PM by Executive Director, Tom Quirk.

In Attendance

Member Municipality Represented (Yes or No) Representative Name(s) Atlantic City Jenny Darnell Avalon Frank Bruton Beach Haven No N/A Berkeley Township No N/A Brigantine No N/A Cape May City Lou Belasco Cape May Point Anita Van Heeswyk Downe Township No N/A Egg Harbor Township Pat Naticchione Linwood Leigh Ann Napoli Longport No Mayor Nick Russo Margate No Jim Galantino Neptune Township No N/A North Wildwood Ron Simone Ocean City Benny Tafoya Pleasantville No N/A Sea Isle City Neil Byrne Seaside Park No N/A Somers Point No N/A Stafford Township Matt Von Der Hayden Kim Stevenson/ Mike Stone Harbor Koochembere Upper Township Paul Dietrich Ventnor No N/A West Wildwood Carl O’Hala Waretown (Ocean County) No N/A Wildwood Crest No N/A Woodbridge No N/A Atlantic County Government Frances Brown Ocean County Government No N/A Kyle DeGrout Monmouth County Joe Barris

Approval of Minutes

Meeting minutes from the November 7,, 2019 meeting were made available to those in attendance.

Introductions

Executive Director, Tom Quirk, welcomed the attendees to the New Jersey Coastal Coalition meeting. Tom Quirk chaired the meeting and asked for all in attendance to introduce themselves. Those in attendance made their introductions to the group.

Executive Director Report

Executive Director of the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, Tom Quirk, reviewed the following New Jersey Coastal Coalition projects: • Monmouth County: Monmouth County will be joining the Coalition as a new member in 2020.

General Discussion & Announcements

• JB Smith provided an update and brief overview of the USACE Back Bays Coastal Storm Risk Management Interim Feasibility Study and Environmental Scoping Document. o Federal study authorized by Congress; in partnership with NJ DEP o March 2020- Draft Feasibility Study to be complete/available o April 2020- Public Comment Mtgs to be held at: . Stockton University (date TBD) . Ocean County Community College (date TBD) . JB Smith to send public meeting info to TQ when it is available

o Specific Measures Identifies for the Central and South Regions (Atlantic and Cape May Counties) include: . Storm Surge Barriers (to be installed at back bay tidal inlets) . Flood Walls/Levees . Non-Structural (relocation of/ elevating houses)

• MJPPI Update by Paul Dietrich Page 2 o Updated MJPPI submitted September 2019; has been reviewed and accepted o 2020 Goal: Flood Insurance Study . Worth approx. 100 CRS points . Participation will require approval by municipal governing bodies (resolution of support)

o MJPPI Municipal Member “Homework” . Review annual outreach topic spreadsheet to ensure these are the topics and audience PPI is trying to reach. . Send updated outreach spreadsheet to Paul Dietrich

• Future Meetings: 1. January 2020- Linwood, NJ 2. February 2020- Margate, NJ

Motion to adjourn was made at 4:00 PM and passed unanimously.

Respectfully submitted,

______Frances M. Brown Secretary New Jersey Coastal Coalition

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APPENDIX C

Municipal Members

Municipality Public Members Alternate Public Private Members Alternate Private Members Members

Scott Wahl Avalon Richard E. Dean Frank Burton William Burns Miriam Kautermann Cape May City Jason Dilworth Louis Belasco Todd DeSatnick James Chaney Anita Van Cape May Point Heeswyck Louis Belasco Emelia Oleson Gary Miller Egg Harbor Anthony Samantha Roessle Township Pat Naticchione D’Alicandro Blanche Adams Linwood Jim Galantino Leigh Ann Napoli Longport Bruce Funk Sean O'Leary Margate Jim Galantino Mike Cristaldi Tracey Nordberg North Wildwood Ronald Simone Mike Contino Ocean City Benny R. Tafoya Patrick Newton Thomas Heist lV Paul Dietrich Sea Isle City Cornelius Byrne Robert Boyle Mark J. Gibson Ray Poudrier Robert Smith Stone Harbor Kim Stevenson Sam Wierman Shelley Lea, Blanche Adams Upper Township Paul Dietrich Scott Morgan Ralph Cooper Randy Roach Wildwood Crest (new member) Patrick Malia Constance Mahon Louis Belasco

APPENDIX D

Municipal Outreach

Activity 360 Update (see attachment Activity 330 – 2019 Brochure; yellow highlight) The Borough of Avalon has a program where their Construction Code Official informs residents in a one on one setting how they can protect their own properties from flood damage while also providing financial assistance to conduct such activities. Since the Financial Assistance Advice (FAA) activity is a part of the Bourgh’s overall Community Rating System program, we are requesting that it be included under the Coastal Coalition Multi-Jurisdictional Program for Public Information 2020 Update. Attached herewith is the documentation supporting that the actions conducted by the Borough are compliant with the parameters of Activity 360 Flood Protection Assistance – Financial Assistance Advice (FAA): 1) the community has identified at least one person to provide the financial assistance advice; 2) the service is publicized at least once a year with description on how to access the service and who to call; 3) information is provided on all available sources of assistance; 4) the advice is provided in a one-on-one setting ; and 5) that records are kept on what information was provided. As such, we hope that this activity be included with the MJPPI 2020 Annual Update in effort that the Borough will be credited accordingly. Please update Table 7 Financial Assistance Advisory Programs on page 14 to include the financial assistance efforts provided by the Borough as supported with Attachment Activity 330 – 2019 Brochure. Revised 2019 activity 330

FLOODING AND HIGH TIDES, HURRICANES AND NOR'EASTERS

FLOOD HAZARD Most of Avalon is in a flood plain zone that is subject to serious flooding conditions from the ocean and bay waters during hurricanes and northeasterly storms. On March 6, 1962, Avalon was hit by a serious storm that did considerable damage on the island. In 1993 we had two storms, one in January and one in December and in 2012 a storm in Oct., which brought higher flood waters than the “62 storm. Detailed flood maps, showing base flood elevations of the island, can be found on the FEMA website. You may come in or call 609-967-4220 Monday through Friday and someone will explain base flood elevation for the area in which your house is located. For more general information, follow us on Facebook/Twitter or tune into Channel 97 or 1630am.

PROPERTY PROTECTION Since most of Avalon is in the Special Flood Hazard Zone, you should be aware that the question isn’t if we will flood, but when, how often and how deep. Some techniques that can be used to flood proof your structure and reduce the potential of future flood damage would be to retrofit your property by elevating your house, flood proofing the building, redirecting drainage away from the building or correcting sewer backup problems. Do not try to dry flood proof a basement. You may ask an official of the Construction Office to come to your site to review your flooding problem. We will provide one on one advice on the building regulations required to comply with federal flood standards; and advice on measures to protect properties from flood damage specific to your property beyond the standard federal requirements. We can also provide one on one information for financial assistance through various grants for property protection/mitigation measures. Call the Construction Office at 609-967-4220.

FLOOD WARNING Storm and flood warnings will be given through Emergency Management for storms which may cause property damage. A storm warning will be announced via Comcast television Channel 97; 1630AM Radio; Avalon’s emergency website, www.avalonemergency.org ; the Official Facebook page of the Borough of Avalon; and by Code Red, Avalon’s official emergency alert telephone call system and on the Borough’s digital sign system at the entrance to town. During a declared emergency, Emergency Management may also use Comcast cable EAS, the digital public address siren system throughout town and announcements by Borough vehicles with PA Systems.

FLOOD SAFETY The safety of your family is of the utmost importance. To be well informed about an approaching storm, keep a battery-powered radio tuned to a local station and follow all emergency instructions. If evacuation is ordered, do so immediately! DO NOT WAIT! Be careful to stay out of water if possible and away from downed power lines and do not drive on flooded roadways. If time permits, turn off the main power switch and shut off the main gas valve to your home. Follow the evacuation plan that you and your family have previously discussed. Be sure that everyone in your family is aware of a predetermined meeting point off the island. In the event of tidal flooding, if you are instructed to move your vehicles to higher ground off the island, do so. If you are in a low area, you may want to bring outdoor furniture and other possessions inside. You may also want to elevate your first floor furniture high enough that it is not damaged. Do not bring fuel cans and propane tanks into your home.

SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT REQUIREMENTS The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) requires that if the cost of reconstruction, rehabilitation, addition or other improvements to a building equals or exceeds 50% of the building’s assessed value, the building must meet the same construction requirements as a new building. Substantially damaged buildings must also be brought up to the same standards. If a residence is damaged so that the cost of repairs equals or exceeds 50% of the building’s value (before it was damaged), it must be elevated above the base flood elevation. You may get this elevation from the FEMA website or call 609-967-4220.

FLOOD MAPPING Detailed flood maps, showing local flood hazard areas, can be obtained in the Construction Office at Borough Hall, 3100 Dune Drive, and the Avalon Public Library. The Borough will provide inquirers with information from the Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM), including the flood zone, a property’s base flood elevation, location of the LiMWA or Coastal A Zone, site specific flood and flood related data (Flood Depth Data) and data on historical flooding in the community. For Flood Zone information call (609) 967-4220. The Construction Office may have a copy of your Elevation Certificate, call 609-967-4220 for availability.

BOROUGH PLANNING The Borough’s main goal in planning is to reduce flood damage in repetitive areas. Financial assistance programs can be found at www.CRSresources.org/300 . Revised 2019 activity 330

FLOODING AND HIGH TIDES, HURRICANES AND NOR'EASTERS

DEVELOPMENT PERMITS All new construction and renovation projects require local permits. Various State and County permits also may be required, depending on the type and location of the project. Call the Construction Office at 609-967-4220 to confirm if a permit is needed. Always check with your local code official, local engineer or land surveyor before purchasing a property in Avalon to determine what special regulations may be in effect relating to your location in the special flood hazard zone

DRAINAGE SYSTEM MAINTENANCE The Middlesex Water Company maintains the Borough’s drainage system by regular cleaning of the catch basins. In addition, the Borough has ordinances prohibiting the placement of debris/pollutants in gutters or anything that would block the flow of water and cause flooding in any drainage way. If you observe a catch basin which does not appear to be draining properly, please report it to the Middlesex Water Co. at 1-800-729-4030. In order to prevent flooding, the Borough is pursuing a costly long-term project of installing tide flex backflow valves on outfall pipes. The County also is making drainage improvements along Ocean Drive.

FLOOD INSURANCE Your homeowner's policy does not cover losses due to flooding. Avalon has been participating in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) since its inception. Ninety-two percent of Avalon homeowners participate in NFIP. Flood insurance is available for almost any enclosed building and its contents. Maximum insurance on a one family dwelling is $250,000, for household contents, $100,000. Nonresidential and business properties also are eligible for insurance in various amounts. Flood insurance is mandatory if the building is subject to any federally guaranteed financing. Reduced rates are available depending on your lowest floor elevation above mean sea level, and a variety of deductible amounts. Keep updated photographs of your property inside and out. Don’t wait for the next flood to buy insurance protection. There is a 30-day waiting period before National Flood Insurance Program coverage takes effect. Contact your insurance agent for more information on rates and coverage. The Construction Office may have a copy of your Elevation Certificate, call 609-967-4220 for availability. GET FLOOD INSURANCE!

NATURAL AND BENEFICIAL FUNCTIONS The high dunes of Avalon provide a natural barrier to the island from the sea. When storms occur, the high dune areas are protected from the resulting flooding and beach erosion is consequently minimal as opposed to those areas where the high dunes do not exist. Obviously there is no way to prevent storms from hitting the island. However, there are ways to safeguard the dunes such as not walking on them. Semiannual dune grass planting gives the high dunes natural protection preventing erosion. Beach and dune replenishment is a necessary event. The natural barriers along Avalon’s coast line have helped to keep the waters rated as one of the cleanest in New Jersey.

GENERAL PREPARDNESS Storms and other flooding events are unpredictable and can often have a greater impact than predicted. Avalon recommends that your family have a plan for your safety and property protection at all times and be prepared to execute that plan before a storm is imminent. All emergency notifications originate from the Avalon Office of Emergency Management including evacuations, emergency routes, and flooding impacts. Visit the Avalon Construction Office to discuss methods and programs to reduce your risk. Log on to www.avalonemergency.org for tips on how to prepare an evacuation kit, available shelters, road closures, and other essential information. During or after any storm event, never drive on a flooded street or intersection as this puts you/your vehicle at risk, and can unnecessarily damage private and public property.

HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS Hurricanes and nor’easter type storm events can strike the Borough of Avalon with equal force and intensity. It is critically important for Avalon property owners to make necessary preparations in advance of a significant storm event. Prepare your property by bringing in outdoor objects that are prone to high winds including lawn chairs and trash cans. Elevate valuable property from potential flood level in your garage and the first floor of your home. Establish a safe haven when an evacuation is needed which may be a friend/relative offshore. Prepare for the safety of your pets. Bring all medical records for all family members/pets, necessary medications, non-perishable food, and essentials including clothing, personal records, and copies of your insurance and flood insurance records. Visit www.avalonemergency.org for approved shelters, evacuation routes, and means to receive critical information. Be sure to have your cellular phone/internet browsing devices fully charged. Community: Avalon, NJ NFIP Number: 345279 CRS Class: 3

MJPPI Summary 2020 (320, 330, 350, 360 and 370) Topics Covered 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Points per Know Your Insure Property Protect People Protect Build Protect Natural PPI Topic 7 PPI Topic 8 PPI Topic 9 PPI Topic 10 Times per Outreach Projects Topic Hazard from the Property Responsibly Floodplain Protection and Hurricane/Sev Don’t Wait Funding is Year Hazard Functions Assistance ere Storm Until its too Available Preparedness Late 320 Map Inquiry Service 111111111111 OP#1 FEMA Books (Borough Hall) 111111111111 OP#2 FEMA Books (Public Library) 111111111111 OP#3 Aloha Meeting (Brochure, FEMA Books) 211111111111 OP#4 General Meeting (Brochure, FEMA Books) 211111111111 OP#5 "Do Not Dump " Inlets 2 1 5 OP#6 TV (Borough) 211111111111 OP#7 Radio (Borough) 211111111111 OP#8 Facebook 211111111113 OP#9 Twitter 211111111112 OP#10 Brochure (Email) 211111111111 OP#11 Brochure (General Mailing) 611111111111 OP#12 Brochure (Newsletter) 611111111111 Flyer to Lenders and Real Estate OP#13 Check Before You Buy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 OP#14 MJPPI - Stakeholders 350 Website 111111111111 Property Protection Advice, Protection Advice 360 Provided After A site Visit and Financial Assistance 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Advice. Flood Insurance Promotion: Flood Insurance Coverage Assessment (FIA); Coverage Improvements Plan (CP); 370 Coverage Improvements Plan Implementation (CPI)- Varies 1 1 1. Letter from Mayor supporting flood insurance, 2. Meeting promoting flood insurance Technical Assistance (TA) FRP#1 Facebook (Before) 2 1 1 1 1 1 FRP#2 Emergency Management Brochure (Before) 1 1 1 1 1 1 FRP#3 TV/Radio (Before) 2 1 1 1 1 2 FRP#4 Code Red (Before) 2 1 1 1 1 1 FRP#5 Newspaper PSA (Before) 1 1 1 1 1 1 Emergency Operations Center Communication FRP#6 2 1 1 1 1 1 (Before) FRP#7 Website (Before) 1 1 1 1 1 1 FRP#8 Facebook (During) 2 1 1 1 FRP#9 Email (During) 2 1 1 1 FRP#10 TV/Radio (During) 2 1 1 2 FRP#11 Code Red (During) 2 1 1 1 FRP#12 Website (During) 1 1 1 1 FRP#13 Facebook (After) 211111 11111 FRP#14 Email (After) 211111 11111 FRP#15 TV/Radio (After) 211111 11112 FRP#16 Website (After) 111111 11111

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2019 - 330 Outreach Project (OP) Worksheet

Egg Harbor Township

Outreach Projects Topics Coverd 1 23456 7 8 910Audiences year When? Stakeholder? Protection Hurricane and /Severe Don't Who is Responsible Hazard Insure People Property Build Natural assistance Storm Wait Funding 1 2345678 p OP#1 Flood protection website MvdH X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 y@ly OP#2 Flood info handouts PN X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 y@planning office OP#3 Open space handouts PN X X X X X X X X X 1 y@planning office OP#4 "Do Not ppDump" drains PN X X X X X X X X X 1 yplanning office OP#5 services PN X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 yneeded OP#6 Map Informationp Service PN X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 2 needed OP#7 Session PN/MvdH X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 2 July OP#8 Flood Insurance Seminar PN/MvdH X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 July OP#9 Supplement PN X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1September Press of Atlantic City OP#10 RL/SRLg Outreach PN/MvdH X X X X X X X X X X X 1 June OP#11 Eventsy PN/MvdH X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 July OP#12 page Township Website - MvdH X X X X X X X g 1 year round Press of Atlantic City Audiences 1rep and severe rep loss 2 residential and commercial property owners in SFHA 3 uninsured property owners in the SFHA 4 residential and commercial property owners outside SFHA 5 homeowner associations 6 tourists 7 residents and visitors to adjacent communities who travel on roads through the township 8 real estate service related businesses (bankers, realtors) 2019 - 330 Outreach Project (OP) Worksheet

Linwood

Outreach Projects Topics Coverd 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Audiences When? Stakeholder? Protection Hurricane Times Who is and /Severe Don't Real Engineer/ per Responsible Hazard Insure People Property Build Natural assistance Storm Wait Funding Residents Estate/bank/ ins Rep Loss surveyor year OP#1 Resident Packet - Yearly Tax Collector X X X X X X X X X X 1 June OP#2 Real Estate/ Bank/ Ins Flyer CFM X X X 1 September OP#3 Engineer/ Surveyor Flyer CFM X X X X X X 1 September OP#4 Repetitve Loss Info CFM X X X X X X 1 September OP#5 Signs Public Works X X 1 Permenant Throughout OP#6 FB - Map Info Service CFM X X 5 Year Throughout OP#7 FB - Hazards City Clerk X X 5 Year Throughout OP#8 FB - Warnings City Clerk X X 5 Year Throughout OP#9 New Resident Packet Tax Collector X X X X X X X X X X 1 Year OP#10 CERT training class OEM X X X X X 2 Varies OP#11 SIA summer meeting Mayor X X X X X X X 1 August OP#12 UT Business meeting CFM X X X X X 1 September Throughout OP#13 Resident Packet - Town Hall CFM X X X X X X X X X X 5 Year FRP#1 Mailer - Major Storm CFM X X X X X 1 FRP#2 FB - Major Storm City Clerk X X X X 1 OP#14 Linwood web site City Clerk x x x x x x x x x x 2 year Longport Activity 330 ‐ Outreach Project Worksheets (OP) ‐ SUMMARY 2020 ! Outreach Projects who #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 #14 Audience x per year responsible Hazard Insure People Property Build Natural Protect/Assit Storms Don’t Wait Funding Pet Owners Emerg Warning Emerg Plan/Prep Map info/EC Info Ent Com. Realtors Special Grop Rep Los Area when stakeholder OP#1 Display Bopards Municipal Hallway BAF x xxxx xxx 1 jan OP#2 Brochure Stand Building Dept Baf x xxxxx x x x x x x x 1jan OP#3 Flood Info letter in Legion Phone Book Baf x xxxxx x xxx x x x x x 1July OP#4 Borough Web Site B. Clerk x xxxxx x xxx x x x x 24/7 yr round OP#5 Borough"Safety Bag" Bafxxxxxx x xxx x x x xx x 1June OP#6 Longport "town Topics" news Letter Baf Summer edition x xxxxx x xxx x x x x xx x 1Summer Spring edition x x x x x x x 1 March Winter xx x x x x x 1 December OP#7 Letters to Realtors/Lenders, Ins. Co. Baf x x x x x 1 Fall OP#8 Letter to RL Area/entire community Baf x xxxxx x xxx x x x x xx x 1Fall OP#9 Senior/Social Luncheons Baf x x x x x x x x x x x 6 monythly OP#10 Storm Ready Magazine Current x xxxxx x xxx x x x x x x 1summer OP#11 Hurricane Preparedness/ Ventnor, Margate, Longport Baf x xxxxx x x x x x x x xxx x 1summer The Current OP#12 Longport Libray/Publications available Library x xxxxx x xxx x x x x x x24/7 yr round OP#13 High Water Mark Initiative Baf x x 24/7 yr round OP#14 Storm Ready Magazine (duplicate #10) The Press xxxxxx x xxx x x x x xx x 1spring The Press OP#15 Nature Conservacy/NJ Coastal PPI NC x x1yr round NC OP#16 SJ Gas Company web to PPI Web/PPI SJ Gasxxxxxxx xxx x1yr round SJG OP#17 Heist Ins. Co Radio adds/PPI Heist Incxxxxxx x weekly Heist Ins. OP#18 Farmers Market/ Bags Dep. Clerk Not done 2018/ terminated

OP#19 Code Red rev 911/outreach to register OEM x x storm events OP#20 Borough Web Site (duplicate #4) Clerk x x storm events OP#21 TV 96 Public TV downbeach Clerk x x storm events OP#22 Social Media/Facebook D. Clerk x storm events

12/20/2019 Status of OP's

OP#4 Web Site revised ‐ we went with Forerunner CRS software, keeps us on track for when CRS activities due, revised web page flood info 101 OP#5 Safety Bags ‐ dropped OP#6 Town Topics ‐ revised/rebranded from mail out version to available only on our web site, renamed "The Borough Buzz" TBC OP#9 Social Luncheons ‐ on hold ‐ mold remediation Borough Bldg OP#14 Storm Ready Mag ‐ duplicate/dropped OP#18 Farmers Market ‐ dropped OP#20 Web Site ‐ duplicate/dropped 2019 - 330 Outreach Project (OP) Worksheet

Margate

Outreach Projects Topics 1 23 4 56 7 8 910Audiences Times per year When? Stakeholder? Protection Hurricane Who is and /Severe Don't Responsible Hazard Insure People Property Build Natural assistance Storm Wait Funding Residents OP#1 City website hosts info on mitigation Benny Tafoya X X X X online Annually All Citizens OP#2 insurance Gallentino X X X 2 Fall All Citizens OP#3 Notice to all properties on flooding Gallentino XXXX XX X 2Annually All Citizens OP#4 Margate flood information brochure Bt & JG XXXX XX X 1Fall Citizens & Attendees OP#5 sheet Gallentino X X X X 1 Annually Businesses OP#6 Press of Atlantic City flood page Gallentino XXXX X X X X 1Annually Press of Atlantic City 2019 - 330 Outreach Project (OP) Worksheet

North Wildwood

All year available, sent out to OP#1 Storm Preparedness Guide OEM XXX X X X X1each resident in late summer OP#2 Mailouts to all residents Ron Simone XXX XXX X X 1 Late summer All year available for OP#3 Publish NFOS Forms Online Ron Simone XXX X1download OP#4 Annual Floodplain Workshop Ron Simone XXX XXX X X 1 1 held in the Fall Updated annually in the OP#5 Online Flood Info Database Ron Simone XXX XXX X X1Spring National Night Out - First Tuesday in August; and Floodplain workshop in late OP#6 Hand outs at Public Events Ron Simone XXX XXX X X2summer Presentation at Floodplain OP#7 Grant Workshop for FMA Ron Simone XXX XXX X X1workshop in August. Replenished when needed, OP#8 Flood Insurance/NFIP Pamphlets; Construction Office Ron Simone XXX XXX X X1on display daily Replenished when needed, OP#9 Flood Insurance/NFIP Pamphlets; Recreation Center Ron Simone XXX XXX x X1on display daily Replenished when needed, on display daily - 3 displays OP#10 Flood Insurance/NFIP Pamphlets; Borough Hall entrance Ron Simone XXX XXX X X3in City Hall NFIP/FEMA related Mailouts to real estate, insurance and Completed annually in the OP#11 lenders/banks Ron Simone XXX XXX X X1Spring Mailout acknowledging mapping inquiry contact go out in late summer. Contact info for mapping inquiry staff available on City flood info OP#12 Map Inquiry Service City Engineer XXX XXX X X1page at any time. Installed at every major infrastructure project OP#13 No Dumping Signage for Drains City Engineer XX X1involving draining. Broadcasts approximately 5 times a year during major emergencies, and before major emergencies - OP#14 Emergency Radio Station OEM XXXXX X5flooding, etc.

Available for pickup daily, displays at various locations, also available for download FRP#1 Storm Preparedness Guide OEM XXXXX X1on website. Sign up through municipal website, advertised on various mailouts, on display in various municipal FRP#2 Code Red Flood Siren System and Notification Center OEM XXXXX X N/A buildings/offices. 2019 - 330 Outreach Project (OP) Worksheet

North Wildwood

Outreach Projects Topics Coverd 1 23456 7 8 910Audiences Times per year When? Stakeholder? Protection Hurricane and /Severe Don't Who is Responsible Hazard Insure People Property Build Natural assistance Storm Wait Funding Residents advertised on various mailouts including emergency preparedness guide, info on display in various municipal buildings/offices, and advertised on emergency FRP#3 Emergency Radio Station OEM XXXXX X radio. 2019 - 330 Outreach Project (OP) Worksheet

Ocean City

Outreach Projects Topics Coverd 1 234567 8910Audiences year When? Stakeholder?

7 ground floor Protection Hurricane/ commercial Who is and Severe Don't 2 rep loss 3 real estate 4 School aged 5 builders and and historical 9 title Responsible Hazard Insure People Property Build Natural assistance Storm Wait Funding 1 Residents property owners purchasers children architects 6 surveyors properties 8 landscapers companies 330 OP#1 property owners with 3rd quarter tax Benny Tafoya X X X X X X X X X X 2 October Local Citizenry OP#2 Presentations to 5 community groups Arthur Chew X X X X X X X X X X 5 Oct Community groups

Knowledgable City Employee available to answer questions at Citywide Block Party June, OP#3 with informational brochures Benny Tafoya XXXX XXX X X X X X 2 October All Citizens and Attendees

Presentation to City Council on Drainage in City, Presentation is Recorded and OP#4 Broadcast on Local Access Channel Arthur Chew XXXX XXX X X X 1 April All Citizens and Attendees OP#5 Local Insurance Agents have agreed to Thomas Heist X X 1 June Insurance agencies OP#6 "Dump No Waste, Drains to Waterway" Benny Tafoya X X 3 Sep,Oct All Citizens and Attendees OP#7 Local Real Estate Agents have agreed to Michael Contino X X 1 On Going Real estate agents Local Real Estate Agents have agreed to notify interested buyers about the flood hazard and flood insurance purchase OP#8 requirements Michael Contino X X 1 On Going Real estate agents Local Real Estate Agents have agreed to provide "Check Before You Buy" handout replenished OP#9 and OP1 brochure Michael Contino X X 2x On Going Real estate agents Local Insurance Agents have agreed to hold annual training session for new brokers, educate about flood insurance, flood hazards, and give them the OP 1 Real estate agents and insurance OP#10 brochure Michael Contino X X 1 July Annually agents OP#11 Targeted letter to owners of repetitive Benny Tafoya X X 1 July Annually OP#12 Teach School Children About Flooding by Arthur Chew X X 1 requested Board of education OP#13 City to Create Annual Emergency Frank Donato X X X X X X X X X X 1 June All Citizenry OP#14 City to Note on All Concrete and Grading Arthur Chew X X Ongoing Usually May Local builders and architects OP#15 City to Create Targetted Letter to Benny Tafoya X X 1 Aug, All Surveyors doing Business in OC OP#16 Local Insurance Agents Have Agreed to Michael Contino X X 1 June agents OP#17 Targetted Letter to Local Landscapers Benny Tafoya X X 1 Local landscapers OP#18 Targetted Letter to Local Title Companies Benny Tafoya X X X 1 Local title companies OP#19 Targetted Letter to Historical Properties Benny Tafoya X X 1 June Business & Historic Property Owners OP#20 Install Elevation Markers on Utility Poles Arthur Chew X X 12 On Going The City and Citizens Annually OP#21 Press of Atlantic City flood page Frank Donato X X X X X X X 1 June Press of Atlantic City 2019 - 330 Outreach Project (OP) Worksheet

Sea Isle

Outreach Projects Topics 1 23 4 56 7 8 9 10Audiences Times per year When? Stakeholder? Protection Hurricane/ Who is and Severe Don't Responsible Hazard Insure People Property Build Natural assistance Storm Wait Funding Residents OP#1 Byrne man X X X X X X X X X X 1 year Sea Isle City OP#2 Newsletters dept X X X X X X X X 26 month Sea Isle city OP#3 website man X X X X X X X 1 year round Sea Isle City OP#4 Flood insurance meeting man X X X X X X 1 year Flood risk evaluator OP # 9 Bi annual Flood info mailer man X X X X X X X X X X 2spring?fall Sea Isle city

2020 ‐ 330 Outreach Project (OP) Wroksheet Stone Harbor

Who is Topics Covered PPI Messages Times per Outreach Projects Protection & Hurricane/ Stakeholder? responsible Hazard Insure People Property Build Natural Don't Wait Funding Residents Year Count When? Assistance Severe Storm Annual Mailing to all OP#1 Coordinator xxxxxxxxx x210Mar/July SFHA Handout at SHPOA OP#2 CFPM xxxx x 2 5 June/Sept Meeting Handout by OP#3 Office xxxxxxxx x19Jun/Jul/Aug Beachtaggers FEMA Books @ Borough OP#4 Coordinator xxxxxxxx x19Daily Hall OP#5 Annual Flood Newsletter Coordinator xxxxxxxxx x110Oct/Nov "Do Not Dump" Stickers OP#6 Public Works x x 5 2 Daily Posted Spring/Summer OP#7 Coordinator xxxxxxxxxxx211Apr/Jun Newsletter Annulla Mailing to RL OP#8 Coordinator xxxxxxxx xx110Sept Area OP#9 Go Green Fair Coordinator xxxxxx x17August 3

OP#10 Handouts ‐ Borough Hall Coordinator xxxxxxxx x19Daily

OP#11 TV (Borough) Coordinator xxxxxxxx x19Daily

OP#12 Radio (Borough) OEM xxxxxxxx x 9As Needed Spring/Sum/F OP#13 Facebook (Borough) OEM xxxxxxxx x39 all OP#14 Brochure (email) Coordinator xxxxxxxx x19August

OP#15 Stone Harbor APP Coordinator xxxxxxxx x19Spr/Sum/Fall

OP#20 Beach Survey Coordinator x x x 2 3 Biannually

OP#21 Map Inquiry Service #320 CFM xxxxx x xAs Requested 7 Year Round

OP#22 Beach Clean Up Public Works xxAs Needed 2 Annually

OP#23 Beach Sweep Public Works x x 2 2 Biannual Annual Letters to Real OP#24 CRS Coordinator xxxxxx 1 6 Annually Estate/Brokers/Insurance OP#25 Flood Insurance Seminar Broker xxxxxxxxxxx111Annually

350 Borough Webpage Coordinator xxxxxxxxxxx Daily Property Protection Construction 360 xxx x 4As needed Advice Off/ Protection Advice After Construction 360 xxx x4As needed Site Visit Off/ Annual Mailing to all FRP#1 CRS Coordinator xxxxxxxxx x210Mar/July SFHA Emergency FRP#2 Facebook ‐ Before Event CRS/OEM xxxxxxxx xUNK9 Events Emergency Management Emergency FRP#3 CRS/OEM xxxxxxxx xUNK9 Brochure, Before Event Events Emergency FRP#4 TV/Radio, Before Event CRS/OEM xxxxxxxx xUNK9 Events Emergency FRP#5 Code Red, Before Event CRS/OEM xxxxxxxx xUNK9 Events Newpaper PSA, Before Emergency FRP#6 CRS/OEM x x x x x x UNK 6 Event Events Emergency Operation Emergency FRP#7 CRS/OEM x x x x x x UNK 7 Center Comm Before Events Borough Webpage, Emergency FRP#8 CRS/OEM xxxxxxxx xUNK9 before Event Events Emergency FRP#9 Facebook, during event CRS/OEM x x x x x x UNK 6 Events Emergency FRP#10 E‐Mail, during event CRS/OEM xxxxx xUNK6 Events Emergency FRP#11 TV/Radio, during event CRS/OEM xxxx x UNK 5 Events Emergency FRP#12 Code Red, during event CRS/OEM x x x x x x UNK Events Borough Website, during Emergency FRP#13 CRS/OEM xxxxxxxx xUNK event Events Emergency FRP#14 Facebook, after event CRS/OEM xxxxx xx xUNK Events Emergency FRP#15 Email, after event CRS/OEM xxxxxxxx xUNK Events Emergency FRP#16 TV/Radio, after event CRS/OEM xxxxxxxx xUNK Events Borough Webpage, after Emergency FRP#17 CRS/OEM xxxxxxxx xUNK event Events 330 Outreach Project (OP) Worksheet

Upper Township

Outreach Projects Topics Coverd 1 23456 7 8 910Audiences When? Stakeholder? Protection Hurricane/ Times Who is and Severe Don't Real Estate/bank/ Engineer/ per Responsible Hazard Insure People Property Build Natural assistance Storm Wait Funding Residents ins Rep Loss surveyor year OP#1 Resident Packet ‐ Yearly Tax Collector XXXX XXX X X X 1 June OP#2 Real Estate/ Bank/ Ins Flyer Engineer XX X 1 September OP#3 Engineer/ Surveyor Flyer Engineer XX X X X 1 September OP#4 Repetitve Loss Info Engineer XXX X X X 1 September OP#5 Signs Public Works X X 1 Permenant Throughout OP#6 FB ‐ Map Info Service Engineer X X 5 Year Throughout OP#7 FB ‐ Hazards Engineer X X 5 Year Throughout OP#8 FB ‐ Warnings Engineer X X 5 Year Throughout OP#9 New Resident Packet Tax Collector XXXX XXX X X X 1 Year OP#10 Off‐shore properties Packet Engineer XXXX X X X X X 1 September OP#11 CERT training class OEM XXX X X 2 Varies OP#12 SIA summer meeting Mayor XXX XXX X 1 August OP#13 UT Business meeting Engineer XXXX X 1 September Throughout OP#14 Resident Packet ‐ Town Hall Engineer XXXX XXX X X X 5 Year OP#15 Press of Atlantic City flood page Press of AC XXXX X X X X 1year round Press of Atlantic City OP#16 Nature Conservancy brochures Nature Cons. X X 1 year round Conservancy OP#17 PPI website SJ Gas XXXX XXX X XXX 1year round South Jersey Gas OP#18 Tom Heist insurance radio spots Tom Heist XXXX XX X 1year round Tom Heist Insurance FRP#1 Mailer ‐ Major Storm OEM XXXX X1 FRP#2 FB ‐ Major Storm OEM XXX X1 2019 - 330 Outreach Project (OP) Worksheet

Wildwood Crest

Outreach Projects Topics Coverd 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Target When? Stakeholder? Protection Hurricane Times Who is and /Severe Don't Real Engineer/ per Responsible Hazard Insure People Property Build Natural assistance Storm Wait Funding Residents Estate/bank/ ins Rep Loss surveyor year OP#1 Resident Packet - Yearly Tax Collector X X X X X X X X X X 1 November OP#2 Real Estate/ Bank/ Ins Flyer CFM X X X 1 April OP#3 Engineer/ Surveyor Flyer CFM X X X X X X 1 April OP#4 Repetitve Loss Info CFM X X X X X X 1 April OP#5 Signs Public Works X X 1 Permenant Throughout OP#6 Map Info Service CFM/CO/ZO X X 5 Year Throughout OP#7 Hazards City Clerk X X 5 Year Throughout OP#8 Warnings City Clerk X X 5 Year Throughout OP#9 Transfer of Property Information Zoning Officer X X X X X X X X X X 1 Year OP#10 CERT training class OEM X X X X X 2 Varies Floodplain OP#11 Flood Risk Public Meeting Manager X X X X X X X 1 April Throughout OP#12 Resident Packet-Calander-Boro Hall CFM X X X X X X X X X X 5 Year FRP#1 Mailer - Major Storm CFM X X X X X 1 FRP#2 FB - Major Storm CFM X X X X 1 Public Information Throughout OP#13 Crest web site Officer x x x x x x x x x x 2 Year

APPENDIX G

Municipal Action

APPENDIX F

Stakeholder Outreach

Community: MJPPI Stakeholder Outreach 330 OUTREACH PROJECTS WORKSHEET Reviewer: Date:

330 Outreach Project (OP) Worksheet Topics Covered PPI Messages Target Audiances Multipliers Points 7. 8. Times Outreach Projects per 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Protection Hurricane/ 9. Don't 10. per OP PPI STK OP + PPI 1. Hazard PPI? STK? Topic Insure People Property Build Natural and Severe Wait Funding Year (OP) (OP) + STK assistance Storm OP#STK1Atlantic City Press 2 x x x x All Residents 4 32 y 12.8 y 9.6 54.4 OP#STK2 Heist Insurance Radio Ads 2 x x x x x x x x All Residents 5 80 y 32.0 y 24.0 136.0 OP#STK3SJ Gas Website 1 x x x Webpage 1 3 y 1.2 y 0.9 5.1 OP#STK4 SJ Gas Facebook post 1 x x x x Facebook 1 4 y 1.6 y 1.2 6.8 NJ Coastal Coalition - Tidal OP#STK6 1 x x x x x x x x All Residents 12 96 y 38.4 y 28.8 163.2 Flooding Talk SJ Hauck/ Int. Assoc Str. OP#STK8 1 x x x x x All Residents 1 5 y2.0y1.5 8.5 Movers OP#STK9Ocean First Bank Website 1 x x x x All Residents 1 4 y 1.6 y 1.2 6.8 OP#STK10 Longport Media 2 x x x x x x x x All Residents 12 192 y 76.8 y 57.6 326.4 OP#11 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 OP#12 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 OP#13 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 OP#14 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 OP#15 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 OP#16 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 OP#17 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 OP#18 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 OP#19 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 OP#20 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 OP#21 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 c330 = cOP: 340.00 + cFRP: 0.00 = 0.00 ∑OP: 200 ∑PPI: 80.00 ∑STK: 60.00 340.00 707.2 Number of OP projects: 8 Notes: c330 ≤ 350 ∑OP ≤ 200 ∑PPI ≤ 80 ∑STK ≤ 60 OP#STK1

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https://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/breaking/in-atlantic-city-a-century-old-solution-to-flooded- streets-is-working-again/article_15933b8e-f884-524a-8098-47597521cba2.html

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OP#STK2

March 11, 2020

Tom Quirk Atlantic-Cape May Coastal Coalition 6201 Ventnor Avenue Ventnor, NJ 08406 [email protected]

RE: Commitment for Radio PSA in 2020

Dear Tom,

We propose to run radio ads on these topics in 2020.

1. Know your flood hazard 2. Insure your property for your flood hazard 3. Protect people from the hazard 4. Protect your property from the hazard 5. Build Responsibly 6. Protect natural floodplain functions 7. Protection and assistance 8. Hurricane/Severe Storm preparedness 9. Don’t wait until it’s too late 10. Funding is available for your home repairs

The 15 second spots will run on these radio stations as follows:

WTTH Every other week beginning the week of 3/23/20 on Mondays 1x until December. 20 spots total. WMID Every other week beginning the week of 3/16/20 on Mondays 1x until December. 20 spots total. WZXL Every other week beginning the week of 3/23/20 on Mondays 1x until December. 20 spots total. WAYV Every other week beginning the week of 3/16/20 on Mondays 1x until December. 20 spots total.

• GRAND TOTAL FROM MARCH 2020 TO DECEMBER 2020: 80 SPOTS

I will provide an affidavit at year end stating that all spots were aired.

Sincerely,

Blanche Adams SVP Marketing and Communications [email protected]

1. Know your flood hazard

Did you know you can identify your property’s flood zone online? Go to FEMA.gov and enter your address. Here you can see your flood zone and ‘minimum required elevation’ to help you better understand your flood risk.