2010 Metro Mitigation Plan

WNQM AM 1300;
WUPX UPN 30;
WVOL AM 1470;
Williams Energy Ventures (4);
Marathon Ashland Petroleum (4);
BP Amoco Oil;
Citgo Petroleum Company;
Perk’s Products & Chemical Company;
Dupont; and
K.R. Harrington Water Treatment Plant.
An additional 70 repetitive loss structures are located within the 100-year floodplain.
Repetitive loss structures are those structures that have been paid two flood insurance claims
of $1,000 or more within any 10-year period since 1978.
Table 4-30. Analysis of Parcels Located within the 100-Year Floodplain
Property Type
Total
Number of
Parcels
Number of
Parcels with
Improvement
Value
Improvement
Value
Bank / Finance 10 9 $5,344,500
Commercial 988 635 $1,294,540,222
Education * 35 8 $38,777,030
Emergency / Medical 14 13 $141,912,400
Industrial 415 260 $539,177,700
Other (Government/Institutional) ** 1,706 1,058 $924,074,080
Residential - Mobile Home 91 90 $1,991,800
Residential - Mobile Home Park 11 11 $16,838,800
Residential 11,267 9,843 $1,695,517,743
Rural 2,165 1,387 $216,727,400
Telecommunications 8 2 $2,511,800
Recreation 47 14 $13,751,870
Uncoded Parcels 213 24 $15,536,300
Total 16,970 205,745 4,906,701,645
* Metro Schools would be tax exempt and may not have an appraised value for improvement.
**Many of these properties would be tax exempt and may not have an appraised value for the improvement.
Of the 206,834 parcels located within the Metro area, 15,420 are located within the 100-year
floodplain, seven percent of the total properties in Metro. Similarly, of the total $29.1 billion
in improvement values, $3.3 billion are located within the 100-year floodplain. This means
that eleven percent of the total property value of the community is located within the 100-year
floodplain.
Metropolitan Nashville - Davidson County
Vulnerability Assessment
Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan Page 4-88
April 2010