Chapter 1 - Hazard Mitigation Web Portal - State of California

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2010 SHMP Cal Poly University Advisory TeamKenneth C. Topping, FAICPWilliam J. Siembieda, Ph.D., AICPProject Director,LecturerProject Co‐Director,Professor, DirectorCity and Regional Planning DepartmentCity and Regional Planning Department;Planning, Design and ConstructionInstituteMichael R. Boswell, Ph.D., AICP Project Co‐Director, Associate Professor City and Regional Planning DepartmentCindy Pilg Administrative Assistant City and Regional Planning DepartmentFaculty AdvisorsChristopher A. Dicus, Ph.D. Professor Natural Resources ManagementDepartmentRakesh K. Goel, Ph.D. Professor Civil and Environmental EngineeringDepartmentJames Guthrie Assistant Professor Architectural Engineering DepartmentRobb Eric S. Moss, Ph.D., P.E.Assistant Professor of Soil Mechanics andEarthquake EngineeringCivil and Environmental EngineeringDepartmentJames Mwangi, Ph.D., S.E. Associate Professor Architectural Engineering DepartmentJill Nelson, P.E., S.E., LEED AP, PMP Assistant Professor Architectural Engineering DepartmentMathew C. Schmidtlein, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Department of Geography, CaliforniaState University, SacramentoCarol Schuldt GIS Resources Coordinator Kennedy LibraryJim Sena, Ph.D.Dan TurnerBoykin Witherspoon IIIProfessor of Management andInformation SystemsExecutive Director, Urban ForestEcosystem InstituteDirectorConsultantsManagement DepartmentCenter for Geographic InformationScience Research, California PolytechnicState University – PomonaCorinne BartshireCharles EadieHazard Mitigation PlannerProject ConsultantDewberry & DavisHamilton Swift & AssociatesNatalie Macris Plan Editor Urban & Environmental PlanningPaula Schulz State Liaison Consultant Natural Hazards MitigationGraduate Students/Research AssistantsNina Bellucci Graduate Assistant City and Regional PlanningBryan Eck Graduate Assistant City and Regional PlanningRhianna Fischer‐Ortiz Graduate Assistant City and Regional PlanningAlison Ford Graduate Assistant City and Regional PlanningBrian Laughlin Graduate Assistant City and Regional PlanningAl Meskimen Graduate Assistant City and Regional PlanningChris Read Graduate Assistant City and Regional PlanningScott Robidoux Graduate Assistant City and Regional PlanningYvonne Yip Research Assistant City and Regional Planning
Table of ContentsChapter 1 ‐ The Planning Process ............................................................................................. 11.1 Purpose of the Plan ......................................................................................................... 11.1.1 California – What’s at Stake .................................................................................... 21.1.2 What is Hazard Mitigation? ..................................................................................... 21.1.3 The 2010 SHMP – An Enhanced State Mitigation Plan ........................................... 41.2 Plan Overview .................................................................................................................. 51.2.1 What’s New in the 2010 SHMP?.............................................................................. 51.2.2 2010 SHMP Chapter Outline .................................................................................... 51.3 Preparing the 2010 SHMP ............................................................................................... 61.3.1 Plan Update Procedure ........................................................................................... 61.3.2 Coordination Among Agencies and Departments ................................................... 71.3.3 Public Involvement ................................................................................................ 101.4 Implementing the 2010 SHMP ...................................................................................... 141.4.1 Cal EMA Coordination Role ................................................................................... 141.4.2 Cal EMA Implementation Role .............................................................................. 151.5 Integration with Other Planning Efforts ........................................................................ 161.5.1 State Emergency Plan ............................................................................................ 161.5.2 Hazard‐Specific Mitigation Plans ........................................................................... 171.5.3 Related Planning Efforts ........................................................................................ 181.5.4 Cal EMA Local Hazard Mitigation Planning Program ............................................. 181.6 Adoption by the State .................................................................................................... 19Chapter 2 ‐ State Goals and Objectives................................................................................... 212.1 Background: Creating a Strategic Framework for Mitigation ....................................... 212.2 Vision and Mission ......................................................................................................... 222.3 Goals and Objectives ..................................................................................................... 222.3.1 Reducing Life Loss and Injuries .............................................................................. 222.3.2 Minimizing Damage and Disruption ...................................................................... 242.3.3 Protecting the Environment .................................................................................. 252.3.4 Promoting Integrated Mitigation Policy ................................................................ 262.4 State Priorities ............................................................................................................... 282.4.1 Priority Determination .......................................................................................... 292.4.2 Federal Hazard Mitigation Funding Priorities ........................................................ 302.5 Local Mitigation Planning .............................................................................................. 322.5.1 The LHMP Process ................................................................................................. 322.5.2 Goal and Objectives of the LHMP Program ........................................................... 332.5.3 Relationships of Local Planning Processes to LHMPs ............................................ 332.5.4 Status of LHMPs ..................................................................................................... 342.6 Integration of Local and State Mitigation Efforts .......................................................... 35Chapter 3 ‐ State Mitigation Strategies and Actions ............................................................... 393.1 Institutional and Legal Context...................................................................................... 393.1.1 Federal Laws, Institutions and Policies .................................................................. 403.1.2 California Laws, Institutions and Policies .............................................................. 413.1.3 Local Government Laws, Institutions and Policies ................................................ 443.1.4 Private Sector Emergency Management and Mitigation ...................................... 44
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