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TAOS Wind Zone Number Buildings Wind Zone Damaged/Value 10 Year 25 year 50 Year 100 Year Moderate (10 - 0 0 0 26,112 30%) Value 0 0 0 $2,730,704,384 Light (
Identified on <strong>FEMA</strong> FIRM Flood Zone # Buildings Value AE 108,082 $9,048,147,968 X500 30,684 $2,332,444,160 X 206,222 $14,204,961,792 A 5,356 $556,370,752 VE 16,437 $1,799,094,016 Undesignated 4,895 $497,659,072 AO 33 $1,762,100 D 95 $5,199,000 AH 1,842 $80,531,920 Identified by TAOS as Subject to Miscellaneous Flood Hazards Zone # Buildings Value None (>100 year) 371,676 $28,201,773,056 Frequent (2 year) 1,970 $324,922,368 1-26
Page 1 and 2: PINELLAS COUNTY LOCAL MITIGATION ST
Page 3 and 4: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The development of
Page 5 and 6: Glossary Base Flood Elevation (BFE)
Page 7 and 8: waste disposal sites or retention a
Page 9 and 10: References Pinellas County Comprehe
Page 11 and 12: RECORD OF DOCUMENT REVISIONS Revisi
Page 23 and 24: Seminole is 980 acres in surface ar
Page 25 and 26: Railroad CSX operates a single line
Page 27 and 28: Urban Wildfire High Minor Several a
Page 29 and 30: Major H M H M H M H H H H H M M H H
Page 31 and 32: Maximum Threat: A prolonged drought
Page 33 and 34: June 1974: During the period of Jun
Page 35 and 36: hours of the 17th. Hurricane Gordon
Page 37 and 38: Tornado History: The tornado, poten
Page 39 and 40: Sinkholes History: Sinkholes, a com
Page 41 and 42: speed, atmospheric stability class
Page 43 and 44: Hazard Modeling Using TAOS The Flor
Page 45: 6. Earthquake Risk The USGS 50 year
Page 49 and 50: Vulnerable Population Using the Cou
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Page 53 and 54: For more detailed analysis and maps
Page 55 and 56: Native American tribes or organizat
Page 57 and 58: Appendix 3 Mitigation Strategy Conf
Page 59 and 60: e. Objective: Provide an ongoing mi
Page 61 and 62: Appendix 5 Policies and Ordinances
Page 63 and 64: COASTAL MANAGEMENT 1.1 Pinellas Cou
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Policy 101.601 Evaluation Policy 10
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Evaluation Policy 506.101 Evaluatio
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Article 1 Evaluation Adoption of Su
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POLICY D.1.7.5 Evaluation POLICY D.
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Evaluation POLICY D.1.8.10 Evaluati
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Redington Shores Comprehensive Plan
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1.8.5;1.8.6 Requires preservation o
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South Pasadena 502.308 To the maxim
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403.206 Post development peak rate
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EVALUATION Policy 2.1.5 EVALUATION
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- Provide for improved drainage and
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Policy 3.3.2 Evaluation Policy 3.3.
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IMPLEMENTING THE STORMWATER DRAINAG
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subsurface drainage pushed into the
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Evaluation CM6.11 Evaluation CM6.16
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Evaluation C6 Evaluation Reduces th
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Tarpon Springs 2-180 City Code Prov
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Evaluation Policy 33 Evaluation The
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• Land Development and Land Use P
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Loss Reduction Trash and Debris Cod
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Assists homeowners to bring propert
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Belleair Fire Dept. Loss Reduction
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Loss Reduction Loss Reduction Centr
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Dunedin Comm. Services Loss Reducti
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Indian Rocks Beach Public Srv. Loss
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Indian Shores Town Council Loss Red
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Largo Public Works Facilities Mgmt
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North Redington Beach Emergency Mgt
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Pinellas Park Community Development
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Loss Reduction Mgt Info Srv Loss Re
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Redington Beach Planning Board/Plan
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Police Chief Loss Reduction Seminol
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Seminole City Established first Eme
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St. Pete Beach Legislative: Loss Re
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emergency management (Mitigation, P
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Building Official Responsible for s
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Loss Reduction Implementation and u
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Fire/EMS & Police Loss Reduction Po
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Loss Reduction Planning/ Zoning Los
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Paul Sierra Construction Pinellas P
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Appendix 11 Potential Funding Sourc
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Emergency Management Program Assist
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Economic Development Administration
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Consolidated Farm Service Agency De
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1. Hurricanes/Winter Storms Histori
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Note that the earthquake risk, even
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Category Population in TAOS Flood Z
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Population identified by TAOS on FE
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TAOS Economic/Structural Impacts TA
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Identified by TAOS as Subject to Mi
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10-Year Wind
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25-Year Wind
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50-Year Wind
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100-Year Wind
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Category-1 Surge
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Cagtegory-2 Surge
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Category-3 Surge
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Category-4 Surge
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Category-5 Surge
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Earthquake Potential
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Hail Damage
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Sinkhole Inventory
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Thunderstorm Damage
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Tornado Tracks
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Wildfire Potential
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Annual Economic Loss Estimates for
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Annual Economic Loss Estimates for
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Event Based Loss Estimates (Wind) f
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Event Based Loss Estimates (Wind) f
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Event Based Loss Estimates (Water)
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