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55,000 residents. The
Department's facilities also
includes approximately 180 miles
of water transmission and
distribution lines, pumping
stations, well field, and five million
gallons of potable water storage.
39 Coordinate county and local
government mitigation efforts with
Rural Electric Cooperatives
(REC’s), encourage identification
of hazards potentially affecting
their infrastructure, assessment of
the vulnerabilities of the
infrastructure to these hazards,
and identification of mitigation
strategies. Long-term planning
goals that will reduce exposure to
loss of electrical power are
beneficial to all organizations and
citizens within the jurisdiction.
Power loss during extreme
periods of cold or heat increase
damage potential to people and
property.
M 1,2,4 Utility/Infrastructure Failure On-going City, county Planners,
RECs
Cost: Unknown
Funds: NA
Completion Date: 31 Dec 2017
Leavenworth County – City of Basehor
Action ID Action/Description Priority Goal(s)
Hazard Addressed Status Responsible Entity Estimated Cost and funding Source
Addressed
1 Identify flash-flood prone areas to
consider flood reduction measures
to city/county planners. Flood
zone mapping has provided initial
identification of potential hazard
areas that can be reviewed with
other data sources, such as the
watershed districts goals and
objectives, in developing long
range planning activities for flood
prevention, or other planning
steps to reduce exposure to this
hazard.
L 1,2 Flood On-going,
2 major
flash flood
prone
areas
identified
(1 has
been
corrected)
Floodplain Manager, City
Planner, City
Superintendent Public
Works
Cost: NA
Funds: Local
Completion Date: 31 Dec 2018
2 Incorporate the inspection and
management of trees into the city
maintenance program that may
pose a threat to the electrical lines
that could result in power outages
during ice storms. Significant
M 1,2 Winter Storm, Wind Storms On-going,
Open
Ended
City Superintendent, Codes
Enforcement Officer
Cost: NA
Funds: Local, State, Federal
Completion Date: continuous
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