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OVP 7
OVP 8
OVP 9
windows.
Evaluation of critical city facilities
for compliance with FEMA 361
(Design, and Construction
Guidance for Community Shelters)
along with nationally recognized
design and construction standards
for storm shelters, safe rooms and
their ability for use as a postdisaster
shelter. OP has listed
several critical facilities on our
emergency operations plans which
need to be evaluated per
contemporary standards for use
and compliance as community
shelters, storm shelters and safe
rooms. Once evaluation is
completed, upgrade facilities as
needed.
Electronic Plan Review and
Recording. Building code
enforcement is recognized as one
of the most effective tools to
provide for mitigation of damage
to our vertical built environment.
Technology related to building
code enforcement is rapidly
changing particularly as the design
professionals continue to move
toward the use of business
information modeling (BIM). OP
has initiated research activities
related to electronic plan review
hardware and software. Going
forward a task force consisting of
City Staff, designers, contractors,
and other interested parties would
be assembled to develop a
program, research specific needs,
and interview software companies.
Public education of city businesses,
home owners and residents and all
city staff in OP for disaster
preparedness, mitigation and
recovery. Train citizens and
businesses in moving away from
M 2 Tornado, Windstorm New,
replaces OP
5
M 4 All Hazards New,
replaces OP
8
M 4 All Hazards New,
replaces OP
3
Public Works Department
City Engineer, and Manager,
Facilities Management, and
Code Administrator,
Building Safety Division
Code Administrator,
Building Safety Division
City Emergency
Management Coordinator
Cost: $5,000,000
Funding: Unknown
Completions Date: 5 years
Cost: $400,000
Funding: Unknown
Completion Date: One year after
funding authorized.
Cost: $100,000
Funding: Unknown
Completion Date: Approximately
one year after funding is authorized.
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