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Objective 2.3 EVALUATION Policy 2.3.1 EVALUATION Policy 2.3.2 EVALUATION Policy 2.3.3 EVALUATION Policy 2.2.2 EVALUATION Policy 2.2.3 EVALUATION Objective 2.4 EVALUATION Policy 2.4.1 EVALUATION Policy 2.4.2 The City shall maintain or reduce hurricane evacuation times. Ensures an on-going program to reduce storm vulnerability. The City shall coordinate with state, regional and county agencies to ensure that major evacuation routes are adequately maintained and, when necessary, improved to facilitate an efficient and safe evacuation. Ensures intergovernmental cooperation in hazard mitigation planning. The City, in cooperation with the Pinellas County Department of Civil Emergency Services and the South Pinellas County Chapter of the American Red Cross shall sponsor annual hurricane preparedness seminars to increase hurricane awareness. Ensures that the City will provide annual programs to provide public awareness of the coastal hazard. City emergency response personnel and volunteers shall coordinate with county and state emergency response agencies in emergency planning, including communications, traffic control and warning operations, to effect a safe and efficient evacuation of the City Ensures inter-agency cooperation and coordination of emergency response activities relating to hurricane evacuations. The City shall maintain allowable densities in the Hurricane Vulnerability Zone (the entire island community) consistent with the Future Land Use Map of this Comprehensive Plan. Ensures that the City will not increase development densities beyond those called for by the Comprehensive Plan. The City shall require a coastal hazard disclosure statement on all real estate transfers or leases. Ensures that new residents will be made aware of the coastal hazard areas. The City shall continue to try to reduce the risk of exposure of human life and public and private property to natural disasters through preparedness planning and implementation of hazard mitigation measures. Ensures an on-going effort by the City to reduce hazard vulnerability. The City, in coordination with other agencies, shall continue to maintain and update its local Hurricane Plan. Ensures annual updates to hazard mitigation measures. The emergency management coordinator, as designated by the City, shall oversee the maintenance and ongoing updates of the hurricane plan; act as a liaison between state, regional, county and city emergency response and planning agencies; and ensure coordination between emergency management and development activities in the City. 5-60
EVALUATION Policy 2.4.3 EVALUATION Policy 2.4.4 EVALUATION Policy 2.4.5 EVALUATION Policy 2.4.6 EVALUATION Goal 3 EVALUATION Appoints a City Official to assume the responsibility for coordinating hazard mitigation strategies. The City shall periodically review existing coastal construction building codes and implement changes to the standards as are found appropriate and useful. Ensures maintenance of high construction standards relating to the mitigation of hazards. Recognizing the entire community is located within the Hurricane Vulnerability Zone and the 100-year flood plain, the City shall adopt and strictly enforce all appropriate federal, state, and local coastal construction codes, and coastal setback requirements, as amended. Ensures enforcement of the hazard mitigation regulations and requirements of other agencies in addition to local requirements. Special care facilities shall be permitted with the City provided that verification is provided that adequate provisions for safe and efficient evacuation and sheltering are assured. Limits the location of special care facilities within the hazard area. The City shall continue to participate, through available programs, with other federal, state and local agencies in seeking, developing, improving and implementing hazard mitigation strategies. Ensures an intergovernmental effort to find and implement hazard mitigation strategies. The City shall work to expedite post-disaster recovery and reduce the future risk to human life, and public and private property from natural hazards through recovery and redevelopment strategies Ensures that emergency procedures will be in place to handle postdisaster recovery. Objective 3.1 EVALUATION Policy 3.1.1 EVALUATION Policy 3.1.2 The City shall have a Recovery Task Force to provide preliminary damage assessments and direct post-disaster recovery and redevelopment activities. Provides for the establishment of task force to oversee post-disaster recovery. The Recovery Task Force shall consist of the City Emergency Management Coordinator, the Building and Inspection Department and other members as appointed by the City Commission. Establishes who will serve on the recovery task force. The Recovery Task Force shall fulfill the following responsibilities, as well as others deemed necessary: - Asses preliminary damage reports - Take necessary steps to seek financial assistance from the appropriate state and federal agencies 5-61
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The development of
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Glossary Base Flood Elevation (BFE)
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References Pinellas County Comprehe
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Seminole is 980 acres in surface ar
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Hazard Modeling Using TAOS The Flor
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For more detailed analysis and maps
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Appendix 5 Policies and Ordinances
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COASTAL MANAGEMENT 1.1 Pinellas Cou
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