Community Coordination Meeting Sagadahoc County, Maine
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1 Community Coordination Meeting Sagadahoc County, Maine Risk MAP Study April 2, 2014
2 Agenda Welcome and Introductions Project Timeline Flood Hazard Analysis Recap Flood Risk Products Action: Hazard Mitigation & Flood Insurance PPP - Public Review and Appeal Period PPP - Effect on Existing Letters of Map Change PPP - Community Adoption Process Questions 2
3 Risk MAP Study Timeline Activities Project Timeline Products Discovery Meeting March 2012 Work Map Meeting August 2013 Preliminary January 31, 2014 CCO Meeting April 2, 2014 Projected Effective July 2015 Projected LFD* January 2015 *LFD scheduled in January due to the Town Meeting requirement 3
4 CONVERSION TO DIGITAL MAPS 4
5 Digital FIRM (DFIRM) Base + Topography + Flood Data = Digital FIRM 5
6 Zone Designation Changes OLD ZONE A1 through A30 V1 through V30 B C NEW ZONE AE VE X X 6
7 Datum Conversion Previous FIRM referenced to NGVD Datum Conversion to NAVD88 Required by FEMA for new DFIRMs Process described in Appendix B of FEMA s Guidelines and Specifications 7
8 Conversion Factor The previous effective study was referenced to the NGVD Datum All new studies are referenced to the NAVD 88 (North American Vertical Datum of 1988) The conversion factor from NGVD 29 to NAVD 88 is -0.7 feet. For Androscoggin River, the conversion factor from NGVD 29 to NAVD 88 is -0.6 feet, to match the datum conversion factor of the adjacent,cumberland County. 8
9 Paneling Scheme Existing Paneling System(town-wide format) 9
10 New Paneling Scheme New Paneling System (county-wide format based on USGS quadrangles) 10
11 COASTAL FLOOD HAZARD ANALYSIS 11
12 Coastal Analysis Source STARR performed new coastal flood hazard analysis Communities impacted: City of Bath Towns Arrowsic, Georgetown, Phippsburg, Topsham, West Bath 12
13 LiDAR Coverage 2-foot contour data Contours generated from LiDAR acquired from MEGIS LiDAR flown in 2011 and 2012 Sagadahoc County, ME 13
14 Stillwater Elevations Wave Modeling Transect Analysis Floodplain mapping 14
15 Field Reconnaissance 15
16 Stillwater Elevations (Open Coast) 2012 New England Tidal Profile 16
17 Stillwater Elevations (Sheltered Areas) 2 Dimensional Hydraulic Model (RMA2) 17
18 Wave Model Model Inputs: Buoy Data Bathymetry Water Levels STWAVE Model Model Outputs: Wave Height Wave Period Wave Directions 18
19 Transect Analysis 19
20 th Ave NE Shoreline, WA Transect Analysis Wave Runup Reference: 20
21 Transect Analysis Overland Wave Propagation 21
22 Detailed Study Primary Frontal Dunes a continuous or nearly continuous mound or ridge of sand with relatively steep seaward and landward slopes immediately landward and adjacent to the beach and subject to erosion and overtopping from high tides and waves during major coastal storms. 22
23 Limit of Moderate Wave Action LiMWA Areas subject to wave heights greater than 1.5 feet Defines Coastal A Zone Recommendation of building to V zone standards 23
24 FEMA Coastal Outreach Website 24
25 Non-Coastal Analysis Source STARR performed new flood hazard analyses for all approximate (Zone A) non-coastal flooding sources STARR redelineated all detailed (Zone AE) noncoastal flooding sources Communities impacted: Towns of Bowdoin, Bowdoinham, Richmond, Woolwich 25
26 FLOOD RISK PRODUCTS 26
27 Flood Risk Products - Background These products are intended to help communities better understand and communicate flood risk All of these products are GIS based 27
28 Flood Risk Products - Background The following flood risk products are currently in production for this study Flood Risk Assessment Depth Grids Coastal Hazard Identification maps Flood Risk Report 28
29 Flood Risk Assessment Annualized flood losses are displayed on the Census Block Data Aimed at depicting general flood loss areas 29
30 Depth Grids Displays depth of flooding at a given location Flooding depths vary within 1%- annual-chance floodplain 30
31 Coastal Hazard Identification 31
32 Flood Risk Report Flood Risk Report Components Introduction Flood Risk Analysis Flood Risk Analysis Results Actions to Reduce Flood Risk Acronyms and Definitions Additional Resources Data Used to Develop Flood Risk Products 32
33 ACTION: HAZARD MITIGATION AND FLOOD INSURANCE 33
34 Mitigation Actions Address specific existing assets (e.g., elevate critical facility, enlarge a culvert, acquisition of floodprone properties, floodproof properties) Address future risks (e.g., update building codes) Based on local capabilities Build on current strengths, ongoing efforts (add-on to stormwater management regulations) Coordinate with Federal programs (e.g., NFIP, CRS) Encourage property owners to purchase flood insurance 34
35 Mitigation Action Categories STRUCTURAL /NON- STRUCTURAL PROJECTS Detention Drainage Acquisition Elevation PLANNING MECHANISMS Zoning Building Codes Ordinances Open Space Plan EDUCATION & OUTREACH Public Awareness Outreach Educational programs NATURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION Stream and wetland restoration Erosion control Retrofits 35
36 Driving Action Through HMA Grants Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA)includes both post-disaster and pre-disaster grants HMGP is a post-disaster grant program. PDM and FMA are available annually subject to Congressional appropriations. Mitigation Plan Requirement Local/State Cost Share States Manage Programs and Set Funding Priorities State Hazard Mitigation Officer (SHMO) is contact These grants share the common goal of reducing risk to life and property due to natural hazards 36
37 Mitigation Grants/Programs: OFAs 37
38 Driving Action Through the CRS Rewards NFIP communities taking additional actions to reduce risk Most flood insurance policies can receive discounted rates (In New England generally ranging from 5%-15%) To be eligible FEMA must determine that the community is in full compliance with the NFIP If you are interested in joining, FEMA can provide assistance For additional information please contact: Chris Markesich, FEMA Region 1 CRS Coordinator christopher.markesich@fema.dhs.gov (617)
39 Action Tracker New mitigation tool Houses communityidentified mitigation actions Actions can be edited by community officials We will input your community s action into the Action Tracker and send you a report and a link - A tool for communities to support future mitigation planning efforts 39
40 Meet the Action Form 40
41 POST-PRELIMINARY PROCESSING (PPP) 41
42 Post-Preliminary Phase Timeline Typical Post Preliminary Phase takes approximately 20 months to complete January 31, 2014 April 2, 2014 Est. June 20, days Est. June 27, 2014 Review and Appeal Period 90 days Est. September 25, 2014 Est. January 2015* 6 months Compliance Period *LFD scheduled in January due to the Town Meeting requirement Est. July
43 Community Review Public Review and Expanded Appeal Period (EAP) Process Begin reviewing now! Outreach to your community members Templates available! Statutory 90-day Appeal Period: Publication in Federal Register Letter to Community Official Newspaper publication, and Maps and data available online! 43
44 Website 44
45 Expanded Appeal Period (EAP) Process The Facts New process detailed in Procedure Memorandum issued to the public by FEMA on December 1, 2011 What s the same? An appeal must be based on data that shows the flood hazard information is scientifically or technically incorrect What s different? Anything that may have an impact on flood insurance requirements will now be given the same 90-day appeal period! 45
46 Expanded Appeal Period (EAP) Process Appeals versus Comments under the new EAP process Appeals : Areas showing new or revised Base Flood Elevations (BFEs) or Zone AO depths Areas showing new or revised Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA) boundaries (including both increases and decreases in the extent of the SFHA) Areas where there is a change in SFHA zone designation Areas showing new or revised regulatory floodway boundaries (including both increases and decreases in the extent of the regulatory floodway) 46
47 Expanded Appeal Period (EAP) Process Appeals versus Comments under the new EAP process Comments: Corporate limit revisions Road name errors and revisions Flooding source name errors and revisions Base map errors Other possible omissions or potential improvements to the mapping 47
48 MYTHS! The Expanded Appeal Period (EAP) means I have more time to submit an appeal. NO The 90- day appeal/comment period is my only chance to change FEMA s maps? NO What are my other options? Letter of Map Amendments (LOMA): A request to FEMA for removal of individual properties or structures from the SFHA Letter of Map Revisions (LOMR): A request to FEMA to modify an effective Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM), or Flood Boundary and Floodway Map (FBFM), or both. Results in the modification of the floodway, BFEs, or the Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA). 48
49 Post-Preliminary Processing Summary of Map Actions (SOMA) Background Letters of Map Change (LOMCs) are legally binding changes to the map Summary of Map Actions is an assessment of all existing LOMCs compared with the new FEMA maps 49
50 Summary of Map Actions Category 1: shown on the new DFIRM panel Category 2: NOT shown on the new DFIRM panel due to scale limitations (revalidated after the new DFIRMs become effective) 50
51 Summary of Map Actions (continued) Category 3: superseded, and no longer valid, due to revised flood hazards Category 4: property owner must request this be re-determined 51
52 Post-Preliminary Processing Revalidation of Letters of Map Change (LOMCs) The Summary of Map Actions (SOMA) is used to generate a Revalidation Letter The Revalidation Letter is issued to the community Community officials are encouraged to disseminate this information. 52
53 Post-Preliminary Processing Revalidation Letter Distribution Community FEMA Regional Office State NFIP Coordinator LOMC Compendium NOT to Homeowners or Developers IS available through Map Service Center: 53
54 Post-Preliminary Processing The compliance and map adoption period begins at the date the Letter of Final Determination is sent, and ends at the effective date. During this period, community officials review, and if appropriate, revise the community s floodplain ordinances to ensure they are compliant with NFIP regulations. To avoid suspension from the NFIP, the community must adopt a compliant floodplain management ordinance. Communities should contact their State NFIP Coordinator's Office for model language and any questions regarding higher standards. Once the State has reviewed the ordinance and the community has adopted it, the ordinance must be approved by FEMA before close of business on the effective date. Do not wait until the last day to adopt your ordinance! 54
55 Points of Contact STARR Contact Brian Lee, Project Manager, STARR FEMA Contacts Kerry Bogdan, Project Manager and Senior Engineer, FEMA Region I Kerry.Bogdan@fema.dhs.gov Marilyn Hilliard, Planning, FEMA Region I Marilyn.Hilliard@fema.dhs.gov Bob Desaulniers, Regional Insurance Specialist Robert.Desaulniers@fema.dhs.gov STARR Regional Service Center Alex Sirotek, RSC Lead, STARR Alex.Sirotek@starr-team.com National Flood Insurance Program iservice Team Tom Young, Manager Region I New England tyoung@nfip-iservice.com Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry, Floodplain Management Program Contact Sue Baker, State NFIP Coordinator, Sue.Baker@maine.gov Please send all comments/protests/appeals to: Brian Lee, Stantec, 6110 Frost Pl, Laurel, MD Please copy: Kerry Bogdan, FEMA Region 1, 99 High Street, 6 th Floor, Boston, MA Alex Sirotek, STARR, 99 High Street, 3 rd Floor, Boston, MA Sue Baker, Maine Floodplain Management Program Dept. of Agriculture, Conservation & Forestry, 93 SHS, 17 Elkins Lane, Augusta, ME
56 Questions?
57 WEB LINKS Preliminary Data Effective Data (including Future Effective) msc.fema.gov Coastal Outreach Material Mitigation Action Tracker fema.starr-team.com Multi-Hazard Planning Website Mitigation Ideas National Flood Insurance Program Flood Insurance Reform Act 57
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