Sample for Local Hazard Mitigation Plan

Sample for Local Hazard Mitigation Plan

<p> Sample for Local Hazard Mitigation Plan Table of Contents</p><p>Page #s To be inserted 1. Introduction 1.1. Purpose and scope of plan 1.2. Participating jurisdictions 2. Planning process 2.1. Description of the planning process 2.2. Planning team and lead agency 2.3. Coordination with agencies 2.4. Planning meetings 2.5. Public outreach 2.6. Involving key stakeholders 2.7. Review and incorporation of existing information 3. Risk assessment 3.1. Identifying hazards 3.1.1. Natural hazards considered, but eliminated 3.1.2. Natural hazards identified 3.2. Profiling hazards 3.2.1. Riverine and Stormwater Flooding 3.2.1.1. Description of hazard 3.2.1.2. Past occurrences 3.2.1.3. Location 3.2.1.4. Severity 3.2.1.5. Probability 3.2.2. Coastal Flooding (for coastal communities) 3.2.2.1. Description of hazard 3.2.2.2. Past occurrences 3.2.2.3. Location 3.2.2.4. Severity 3.2.2.5. Probability 3.2.3. Coastal Erosion (for coastal communities) 3.2.3.1. Description of hazard 3.2.3.2. Past occurrences 3.2.3.3. Location 3.2.3.4. Severity 3.2.3.5. Probability 3.2.4. Earthquakes 3.2.4.1. Description of hazard 3.2.4.2. Past occurrences 3.2.4.3. Location 3.2.4.4. Severity 3.2.4.5. Probability</p><p>Preface Section, page iii, Jurisdiction X All-Hazards Plan, July 2006 3.2.5. Landslides 3.2.5.1. Description of hazard 3.2.5.2. Past occurrences 3.2.5.3. Location 3.2.5.4. Severity 3.2.5.5. Probability 3.2.6. Extreme Cold/Snow/Ice 3.2.6.1. Description of hazard 3.2.6.2. Past occurrences 3.2.6.3. Location 3.2.6.4. Severity 3.2.6.5. Probability 3.2.7. Windstorms and Tornadoes 3.2.7.1. Description of hazard 3.2.7.2. Past occurrences 3.2.7.3. Location 3.2.7.4. Severity 3.2.7.5. Probability 3.2.8. Wildfires 3.2.8.1. Description of hazard 3.2.8.2. Past occurrences 3.2.8.3. Location 3.2.8.4. Severity 3.2.8.5. Probability 3.2.9. Extreme Heat 3.2.9.1. Description of hazard 3.2.9.2. Past occurrences 3.2.9.3. Location 3.2.9.4. Severity 3.2.9.5. Probability 3.2.10. Drought 3.2.10.1. Description of hazard 3.2.10.2. Past occurrences 3.2.10.3. Location 3.2.10.4. Severity 3.2.10.5. Probability 3.2.11. Hailstorm 3.2.11.1. Description of hazard 3.2.11.2. Past occurrences 3.2.11.3. Location 3.2.11.4. Severity 3.2.11.5. Probability</p><p>Preface Section, page iv, Jurisdiction X All-Hazards Plan, July 2006 3.2.12. Expansive Soils 3.2.12.1. Description of hazard 3.2.12.2. Past occurrences 3.2.12.3. Location 3.2.12.4. Severity 3.2.12.5. Probability 3.3. Multiple hazard events 3.3.1. Hurricanes and other tropical storms 3.3.1.1. Description of hazard 3.3.1.2. Past occurrences 3.3.1.3. Probability 3.3.2. Northeasters and Severe Winter Storms 3.3.2.1. Description of hazard 3.3.2.2. Past occurrences 3.4. Assessing vulnerability: overview 3.5. Identifying structures 3.6. Estimating potential losses 3.7. Analyzing land use and development trends 4. Mitigation strategy 4.1. Goals and objectives 4.2. Range of actions considered 4.3. Analysis of mitigation actions 4.4. Implementation plan 5. Plan maintenance 5.1. Monitoring the plan 5.2. Evaluating the plan 5.3. Updating the plan 5.4. Incorporation into existing planning mechanisms 5.5. Continued public involvement 6. Plan adoption 7. References</p><p>Preface Section, page v, Jurisdiction X All-Hazards Plan, July 2006 Figure List</p><p>Figure 1-1. State map showing location of County Figure 1-2. County map indicating names and boundaries of all jurisdictions and highlighting participating jurisdictions Figure 1-3. Table of participating jurisdiction(s) and NFIP status Figure 1-4. Base map with roadways and waterways (for each participating jurisdiction) Figure 1-5. Topographic map (for each participating jurisdiction) Figure 2-1. Planning team table of membership and roles Figure 2-2. Summary table of mitigation plan team meetings Figure 3-1. Base map overlain by flood map (FIRM) boundaries and BFEs (or topography) (for each participating jurisdiction) Figure 3-2. Table of community-wide NFIP data Figure 3-3. Earthquake hazard (pga) map Figure 3-4. Map of epicenters of past significant earthquakes Figure 3-5. Wind zones and tornado tracks map Figure 3-6. Landslide susceptibility and incidence map Figure 3-7. Disaster declarations table Figure 3-8. Coastal-zone-management boundary map Figure 3-9. Hurricane probability map Figure 3-10. Map of historic hurricane tracks Figure 3-11. Critical facilities maps Figure 3-12. Current land-use map (for each participating jurisdiction) Figure 3-13. Current zoning map (for each participating jurisdiction) Figure 3-14. Population distribution map Figure 4-1. STAPLEE mitigation action prioritization table Figure 4-2. Implementation plan table Figure 6-1. Adoption resolutions from each jurisdiction</p><p>Preface Section, page vi, Jurisdiction X All-Hazards Plan, July 2006</p>

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