Professional Civil Engineers Certified Floodplain Managers
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1 Professional Civil Engineers Certified Floodplain Managers Floodplain Management Flood Zone Modifications J.R. EVANS ENGINEERING Fashion Drive, Ste. 242 Estero, FL O F
2 CERTIFIED FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT J.R. EVANS ENGINEERING s team of Certified Flood Plain Managers (CFMs) provide a full range of floodplain mapping services, specializing in revisions to FEMA s Flood Insurance Rate Maps which establish your flood insurance premiums. These revisions are known as Letter of Map Changes or LOMCs. Our firm specializes in modifications to FEMA Flood Zones. We are licensed Civil Engineers and Certified as Floodplain Managers by the State of Florida. We have performed flood zone modifications for numerous condominiums and properties throughout Florida. Our efforts have saved property owners over $2.0 million dollars in annual premiums by modifying FEMA's flood maps. We are specifically certified to do this type of work and have been 100% successful with every submittal made to FEMA. We also provide services related to infrastructure turnover or analysis for Community and Condominium Associations. Our team can analyze existing water management or storm drainage systems and prepare solutions for improving the systems operation and efficiency. Flood Zone Modifications Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) Floodway Revisions Conditional Letter of Map Revision (CLOMR) No Rise Certification Flood Protection Analysis Services Flood Venting Review and Implementation Elevation Certificate Review Flood Proofing Analysis and Certification Community Rating System (CRS) Services CRS Pre-Cycle Review and Training Open Space Identification Mapping Flood Warning Program Packaging Outreach Strategies and Material Preparation Elevation Certificate Audit (pre-visit) Web Page Review (pre-visit) Coastal Special Hazards Assistance Preparing Emergency Plans (CEMPs) J.R. Evans Engineering, P.A. provides a preliminary analysis for property owners by a Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM). The purpose of our preliminary analysis is to review the property and determine if a Letter of Map Change is feasible to more accurately depict your property s potential risk designation on the FIRM with the intent of reducing flood insurance premiums. Amendments to the Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRM) do not eliminate your physical risk of flooding and the continued purchase of flood insurance is always recommended. For more information, please call or [email protected].
3 * As of November 2014 NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM (NFIP) In 1968, Congress created the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) to help provide a means of for the property owners to financially protect themselves. The NFIP offers flood insurance to homeowners, renters, and business owners if their community participates in the NFIP. FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP (FIRM) The official map of a community within the Unites States that displays special hazard areas and risk premium zones, as delineated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The FIRM is used to establish flood insurance rates for properties. BIGGERT-WATERS FLOOD INSURANCE REFORM ACT OF 2012 (BW-12) and HOMEOWNER FLOOD INSURANCE AFFORDABILITY ACT OF 2014 (HFIAA) July 2012, the U.S. Congress passed the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012 (BW-12) with intent of putting the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) on a more solid financial footing. On March 21, 2014, the President signed the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act of 2014 (HFIAA) into law. The HFIAA is the latest NFIP reform that modifies some of the changes made under the BW-12. The core of BW-12 is still here and the HFIAA should be seen as making additional changes to BW-12 and not as a wholesale repeal of the legislation. The HFIAA makes the following changes related to flood insurance: * Repeals full-risk rate triggers for per-firm properties in high-risk areas (and Zone D) * Requires gradual rate increases for subsidized policies instead of immediate increases to full-risk rates. * Requires to increase premiums for most subsidized properties by no less than 5 to 15 percent annually and no more than 18% annually for an individual policy holder until the premium reaches full risk rate. Policies that will continue to see a 25% annual increase as required by BW-12 are: * Older business properties with subsidized rates; * Older non-primary residences insured with subsidized rated; * Sever Repetitive Loss Properties with subsidized rates; and * Buildings that have been substantially improved or damaged. Enables purchasers of property to retain Pre-FIRM rates. Applies mandatory surcharges to all policies: $25 per primary residence; $250 for all other policies BW-12 Section 207 (the elimination of grandfathering) was replaced with a new grandfathering section that established a new, slower path to full-risk rate for some properties. For properties newly mapped into a SFHA after March 21, 2014, the first year premium is set at the same rate offered to properties located outside the SFHA. The new law does not address how other remapping effects when the property is already in a high risk A or V Zone might impact the grandfathering status or rates. FEMA is continually providing guidance on the implementation of the HFIAA. For more information on the National Flood Insurance Program, please visit:
4 FLOOD ZONE DESCRIPTIONS VE Zone: High Risk Zone with Additional Hazard; Coastal Area; Coastal areas with a 1% or greater chance of flooding and an additional hazard associated with storm waves. In communities that participate in the NFIP, mandatory flood insurance purchase requirements apply to this zone. AE Zone: Moderate to High Risk Zone; The base floodplain where base flood elevations are provided. In communities that participate in the NFIP, mandatory flood insurance purchase requirements apply to this zone. X Zone: Low Risk Zone; Area of moderate flood hazard, usually the area between the limits of the 100-year and 500-year floods. In communities that participate in the NFIP, flood insurance is available to all property owners and renters in this zone. Flood insurance purchase requirements are not applicable to properties within this zone. SOLUTIONS: LETTER OF MAP CHANGES (LOMC) J.R. Evans Engineering specializes in revisions to FEMA s Flood Insurance Rate Maps which establish your flood insurance premiums. Theses revisions are know as Letter of Map Changes or LOMCs. Flood insurance premiums may be substantially reduced through this process.
5 COMPLETED FLOOD MAP CHANGES FLOODPLAIN PROJECTS J.R. EVANS ENGINEERING
6 The Beach Tower at Moraya Bay LOMR Naples, Florida Description: J.R. Evans Engineering provided floodplain management services to map and facilitate a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) for The Beach Tower at Moraya Bay in Naples, Florida to more accurately depict the property s flood zone designation. The LOMR revised the flood zone designation for the properties from a high risk VE zone to a much lower risk AE zone which resulted in a significant savings in their annual flood insurance premium of approximately $180,000.
7 Villas Raphael and The Sea House LOMR City of Naples, Florida Description: J.R. Evans Engineering provided floodplain management services to map and facilitate a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) for the Villas Raphael and The Sea House located in the City of Naples, Florida to more accurately depict the property s flood zone designation. The LOMR revised the flood zone designation for the properties from a high risk VE zone to a much lower risk AE zone which resulted in a significant savings in their annual flood insurance premiums. The combined initial annual savings was over $40,000!
8 Villages of Monterey Community LOMA Collier County, Florida Description: J.R. Evans Engineering provided floodplain management services to map and facilitate a Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA). The effort included a total of 64 single-family structures, which were approved for removal from the Special Flood Hazard Area or flood zone, resulting in insurance savings for those residences that participated.
9 Rapallo at Coconut Point LOMAs Lee County, Florida Description: J.R. Evans Engineering provided floodplain management services to map and facilitate a Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) for the five (5) Rapallo Condominium Associations located in Estero, Lee County, Florida to more accurately depict the property s flood zone designation. The effort included a total of 51 buildings/properties being converted from an AE flood zone designation to an X flood zone designation and now considered out of the Special Flood Hazard Area. The effort resulted in a significant savings in flood insurance for the Rapallo residences.
10 Sandpearl Condominium Coastal LOMR Clearwater, Florida Description: J.R. Evans Engineering provided floodplain management services to map and facilitate a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) to more accurately depict the flood zone designation for a condominium property located in Clearwater, Florida. The LOMR revised the flood zone designation for the property from a high risk VE zone to a much lower risk AE zone, which resulted in a significant savings in flood insurance premium and building requirements.
11 Sian Ocean Residences Condominium LOMR Hollywood, Florida Description: Provided floodplain management services to map and facilitate a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) to more accurately depict the flood zone designation for Sian Ocean Residences Condo Association located in Hollywood, Florida, adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean. The LOMR revised the flood zone designation for the property from a high risk VE zone to a much lower risk AE zone which resulted in a significant savings in their annual flood insurance premium of approximately $120,000.
12 La Mer Condominium Coastal LOMR Hallandale Beach, Florida Description: Provided floodplain management services to map and facilitate a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) to more accurately depict the flood zone designation for La Mer Condominium located in Hallandale Beach, Florida, adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean. The LOMR revised the flood designation for the property from a high risk VE zone to a much lower risk X zone (shaded) which resulted in a significant savings in their annual flood insurance premium.
13 Malaga Condominium Coastal LOMR Hallandale Beach, Florida Description: Provided floodplain management services to map and facilitate a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) to more accurately depict the flood zone designation for Malaga Condominium located in Hallandale Beach, Florida, adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean. The LOMR revised the flood zone designation for the property from a high risk VE zone to a much lower risk X zone (shaded) which resulted in a significant savings in their annual flood insurance premium.
14 Lemuria Community LOMA (18 Multi-family Buildings and Clubhouse) Collier County, Florida Description: Provided floodplain management services to map and facilitate a Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA). The effort included a total of 12 buildings being approved for removal from the Special Flood Hazard Area or flood zone, resulting in insurance savings for those residences.
15 FEMA Hydrologic Analysis, Collier County School System, Collier County, Florida Client: District School Board of Collier County Description: Responsible for site data collection of 58 schools in Collier County to improve their rating from the FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Maps via a combination of Letters of Map Revisions and Appeals of the currently modified flood maps. The project included collection of topographic information, base flood elevations, elevation certificates, and LIDAR imagery. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) was used to validate our data and revise the Flood Insurance Rate Maps saving Collier County Schools over $800,000 in flood insurance premiums.
16 L Ambiance at Pelican Bay Condominium LOMA Collier County, Florida Description: Provided floodplain management services to analyze and facilitate a Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) to more accurately depict the flood zone designation for five (5) condominium buildings within the development. The LOMA revised the flood zone designation for the buildings from a high risk A zone to a much lower risk X zone, which resulted in over $50,000 savings in flood insurance premiums.
17 Wyndham Grand Resort CLOMR City of ClearWater Beach, Florida Description: Provided floodplain management services to map, model and facilitate a Conditional Letter of Map Revision (CLOMR) for a proposed development project located along the gulf coast within the City of Clearwater, FL. The project included the design and hydraulic analysis of a proposed wave dissipating retaining wall for the purpose of withstanding 100-year wave forces associated with the high risk "VE" flood zone and with it s installation will result in an "AE" flood zone over the proposed development site. The implementation of the proposed wall provides for additional protection and mitigation of flood risks to the property and proposed building. By completing a CLOMR before construction, the savings in construction costs were $0.5 Million dollars. Once the wall is constructed, a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) shall be obtained to formalize the flood zone change. In addition, the building's owners will experience a significant savings in the annual flood insurance costs.
18 FLOOD PROTECTION ANALYSIS In cases where a Letter of Map Change is not applicable, J.R. Evans Engineering will review individual properties and structures for opportunities to either correct or improve their flood risk assessment with FEMA based on certain criteria related to the building's construction specifications or type. In some cases, minor improvements can be implemented to the buildings, such as the installation of proper flood venting, which will result in a more favorable risk rating on the building's flood insurance policy. Chateaumere Royale Condominium Pelican Bay, Florida J.R. Evans Engineering provided flood protection analysis to evaluate the buildings flood risk assessment and determine potential improvements for lowering the risk and insurance premium. Based upon our analysis, proper flood venting was designed, permitted and installed for the lower garage storage areas which allowed the building to be rated based upon the next highest floor. This resulted in a significant decrease in the flood insurance premium. High Efficiency Insulated Flood Vent Superior Automatic Flood Protection
19 COMPLETED FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT PROJECTS COLLIER COUNTY: Lemuria Community LOMA L Ambiance LOMA Milano Condominium DEMA Analysis Quarry LOMAs Spoonbill Cove LOMA District School Board of Collier County LOMAs The Enclave of Naples Condominium LOMA Avellino Isles in The Vineyards LOMA Calusa Bay LOMA Sapphire Lakes LOMAs Forest Lakes LOMAs Seagate Drive LOMR (Villas Raphael & The Seahouse) Villages of Monterrey Community LOMA Verona Walk LOMAs The Beach Tower at Moraya Bay The Royal Seafarer LOMR LEE COUNTY: Owl Creek LOMR Floodway Hidden Harbor Development LOMA Arroyal Place No Rise Certification Hidden Harbor LOMR Floodway North Colonial Waterway LOMR Floodway Estero Place CLOMR Floodway The Sater Companies No Rise Certification Rapallo Condominium Association LOMAs Midtowne Estero Village No Rise Certification Williams Farm LOMAs Mediterranea III No Rise Certification Plantation Pines LOMA EAST COAST: Sian Condominium Coastal LOMR Le Mer Condominium Coastal LOMR Malaga Condominium Coastal LOMR Stazzone Coastal LOMR Jade IV LOMR Sea Air Towers Condo LOMR Residences on Hollywood Beach LOMR Wyndham Grand Resort CLOMR Ocean Palms LOMR WEST COAST: Sandpearl Coastal LOMR Lands End Condo LOMR Bella Costa Condo LOMR Marina Jack CLOMR Peace River LOMR Wyndham Grand CLOMR
20 GOT FLOOD ZONES? The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) works with local municipalities to evaluate flood risk by a combination of computer modeling and topographic surveys. The resulting maps designate whether your property is (or is not) in a special flood hazard risk area (i.e. flood zone). These maps are known as the Flood Insurance Rate Maps or FIRMs. Insurance companies use these maps to verify your designated flood risk which sets your premium for Federal Flood Insurance. The premiums are dictated by FEMA and the National Flood Insurance Program and are the same between insurance agents. If you are in a special flood hazard area and have a federally backed mortgage, then you are mandated by federal law to have flood insurance. In the face of no possibilities there are options that most people are not aware of. FEMA has a designated process to modify the FIRMs and potentially update your risk designation based on more accurate information. In most cases, the FIRM maps were created with topographical information that is in some cases up to 20 years old or taken via aerial imagery with limited accuracy. JR Evans Engineering, a local hydrologic engineering firm based in Estero, Florida, has developed a technology to efficiently modify the maps where existing conditions support a change. We first perform a preliminary review of the existing data, maps, etc., utilizing this information along with years of experience of working within the FEMA regulatory paradigm and sound engineering judgment, we are able to determine the potential success of a map modification. JR Evans Engineering has a proven 100% approval record for FEMA map modifications, and is equally as successful in letting our clients know when it doesn t make sense to spend their money pursuing a change. It should be noted that amendments to the Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) do not eliminate your physical risk of flooding and the continued purchase of flood insurance is always recommended. Our intention is to more accurately depict your property s risk designation on the FIRM. JR Evans Engineering provides comprehensive flood zone mapping services, including revisions to Flood Insurance Rate Maps which establish flood insurance premiums. Our firm is recognized by the State of Florida as Certified Flood Plain Managers (CFM). Specifically, we specialize in revising properties erroneously located within higher risk "V" or AE flood zones to a lower risk flood zone or relocation of floodway boundaries where supported by onsite survey data and computer modeling. The result of these revisions substantially reduces flood insurance premiums. We also provide civil engineering services related to land development design & permitting, drainage studies, & regulatory compliance. Our professionals have extensive experience in establishing multi-disciplinary teams as necessary to include planning, surveying, landscape architecture, GIS, geological, and hydrogeological services as the projects warrant matching the needs of the project. Our team of engineers is led by Josh Evans as President of J.R. Evans Engineering, Mr. Evans is a registered professional engineer and published author in the subject of water resource engineering with an undergraduate engineering degree from the University of Kentucky and a Master s Degree from the University of Florida in Hydrological Sciences Engineering. Mr. Evans has practiced in Florida within this field of work for over 17 years. Elizabeth Fountain as Vice President of J.R. Evans Engineering, heads up the Floodplain Management Division. Ms. Fountain is a registered professional engineer and certified as a Certified Floodplain Manager by the Association of State Floodplain Managers, Inc. (ASFPM) with a Civil Engineering degree from the University of Tennessee. Ms. Fountain has practiced in Florida specifically within this field of work for over 14 years. Please contact our office at or [email protected] for more information about how we can help.
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