Lunenburg Part 2 - Section 5 - Social Vulnerability - August 30.pdf
Lunenburg Part 2 - Section 5 - Social Vulnerability - August 30.pdf
Lunenburg Part 2 - Section 5 - Social Vulnerability - August 30.pdf
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Table 9. Areas Requiring Attention – Dissemination Area 113<br />
Dissemination Area 114<br />
Under Scenario B, 6 buildings in DA 114 are inundated, and 2 are isolated.<br />
No additional buildings are inundated or isolated under Scenario C.<br />
DA 114 has 248 buildings located below 5 metres in elevation; access routes servicing 412<br />
buildings are located below 5 metres in elevation.<br />
Dissemination area 114 has Average overall social vulnerability. Indicator scores range from<br />
Low to High.<br />
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An Average proportion of residents have low income, are unemployed, or rely on income<br />
from government transfer payments.<br />
A Low level of residents are children or live in lone parent families.<br />
A High proportion of residents are seniors; an Average proportion are seniors living<br />
alone.<br />
Above Average levels of residents have no secondary education, while an Average level<br />
speak neither English nor French.<br />
Below Average proportions of residents are recent immigrants or visible minorities, with<br />
an Average proportion having Aboriginal identity.<br />
This dissemination area’s most significant area of concern is its population of seniors who are<br />
likely to require assistance preparing for, withstanding, and recovering from a storm surge<br />
impact. Communications and warnings about extreme weather events should be very clear, due<br />
to the presence of residents without secondary education.<br />
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