CLINTON COUNTY HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN
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1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INTRODUCTION Hazard Mitigation Planning and the Disaster Mitigation Act of Multi-Jurisdictional Plan Adoption Multi-Jurisdictional Planning Participation The Planning Process 7-11 Table 1.1 Municipal Questionnaire Participation. 8 Figure 1.1 Location Map Clinton County Table 1.2 Mitigation Team meeting Dates HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT Hazard Identification Table 2-1 Clinton County Disaster History Table 2-2 Clinton County Hazard Identification Summary Table Hazard Event Profiles Table 2-2 A Dam Failure Figure 2.1 Major Dams Clinton County Flooding Figure 2.2 Flooding Hazards Clinton County.. 21 Table 2-3 Clinton County NFIP Participation Status by Municipality Table 2-4 Peak Annual Susquehanna Discharge and Stage Recorded at Renovo, Pennsylvania ( ) Table 2-5 Peak Annual Susquehanna River Discharge and Stage Recorded at Lock Haven, Pennsylvania ( ). 28 Table 2-6 Peak Annual Bald Eagle Creek Discharge and Stage Recorded at Beech Creek Station, Pennsylvania ( ) Figure 2-3 Discharge in CFS at Renovo, West Branch of Susquehanna.. 32 Figure 2-4 River Stage at Renovo, West Branch of Susquehanna.. 33 Photographs 1 and 2 (Ivan Flooding Event) 34 Photographs 3 (Ivan Flooding Event).. 35 Photographs 4 and 5 (1936 Flood and Agnes Flooding Event) 37 Photographs 6 and 7 (Agnes Flooding Event and Winter Storm Event). 38 Photographs 8 and 9 (Ice Jam Events) Hurricanes/Tropical Storms.. 40 Photographs 10 and 11 (Lock Haven Dike Levy Project). 41
2 2.2.4 Landslides Figure 2-5 Geologic Formations & Slide/Slump Hazards Clinton County 43 Figure 2-6 Potential for Mass Wasting Hazards in Northern Clinton County, Pennsylvania.. 44 Figure 2-7 Potential for Mass Wasting Hazards in Southern Clinton County, Pennsylvania.. 45 Photographs 12 and 13 (Ice Mine Cut Project) Severe Storms Tornadoes Vulnerability Assessment: Identifying Assets Table 2-7 Clinton county Vulnerable Structures by Municipality.. 54 Table 2-8 Clinton County Critical Facilities by Municipality Vulnerability Assessment: Estimating Potential Losses Potential Dam Failure Losses Potential Flooding Losses Potential Hurricane/Tropical Storm Losses Potential Landslide Losses Potential Severe Storm Losses Potential Tornado Losses Multi-Jurisdictional Risk Assessment HAZARD MITIGATION GOALS High-Priority Hazard Mitigation Goals Medium-Priority Hazard Mitigation Goals Low-Priority Hazard Mitigation Goals CAPABILITY ASSESSMENT Introduction Institutional Capability Legal Capability
3 4.4 Fiscal Capability Political Capability Technical Capability HAZARD MITIGATION STRATEGY Identification and Analysis of Hazard Mitigation Measures Preventive Measures Land Use Planning/Zoning Efforts 73 PM PM PM Subdivision and Land Development Ordinances PM Building Codes PM Floodplain Development Regulations PM Stormwater Management PM Operations and maintenance Procedures 77 PM Emergency Services Hazard Warning ES-1 80 ES-2 80 ES-3 80 ES-4 81 ES-5 81 ES Hazard Response ES-7 82 ES-8 82
4 Critical Facilities Protection ES Health and Safety Maintenance 83 ES Post-Disaster Recovery and Mitigation.. 84 ES ES Property Protection Relocation/Acquisition Table 5-1 Relocation Cost Guide. 87 PP Insurance.. 89 PP Emergency Response Planning PP Structural Projects Dams/Levees/Floodwalls Bridge/Culvert Modifications SP Landslide Abatement SP Natural Resource Protection Open Space Preservation NR-1 96 NR-2 96 NR Wetland Protection NR-4 97 NR Identification and Implementation of Best Management Practices NR Public Information
5 Map Information. 100 PI PI Library Resources. 101 PI PI PI Outreach Projects PI PI PI Implementation of Hazard Mitigation Measures Hazard Mitigation Action Plan Table 5-2 Prioritized Hazard Mitigation Action Plan Potential Funding Sources Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Strategy Table 5-3 Multi Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Strategy Preventative Measures, Emergency Services, Property Protection, Structural Projects, Natural Resource Protection, and Public Information PLAN MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES APPENDICES 6.1 Monitoring, Evaluating, and Updating the Plan Table 5-4 Multi Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Progress for Preventative Measures, Emergency Services, Property Protection, Structural Projects Natural Resource Protection, and Public Information Implementation Through Eisting Programs Continued Public Involvement. 121 Clinton County Resolution of Adoption by County Commissioners Municipal Resolutions of Adoption by Municipalities Resolution : Bald Eagle Township. Resolution 05-01: Beech Creek Borough. Resolution : Beech Creek Township. Resolution : Chapman Township.
6 Resolution 53: Colebrook Township.. Resolution 3-05: Dunnstable Township. Resolution : East Keating Township.. Resolution 04-05: Flemington Borough. Resolution 2-05: Gallagher Township Resolution B: Greene Township Resolution : Grugan Township. Resolution 2-05: Leidy Township Resolution 990: City of Lock Haven.. Resolution : Logan Township.. Resolution : Loganton Borough Resolution : Mill Hall Borough. Resolution: Noyes Township.. Resolution 163: Porter Township Resolution 3-05: Renovo Borough. Resolution : South Renovo Borough.. Resolution : Wayne Township.. Resolution : Woodward Township Meeting Agenda #1 Hazard Mitigation Planning Guidance Meeting Agenda #2 Hazard Mitigation Planning Guidance Meeting Agenda #3 Hazard Mitigation Planning Guidance Meeting Agenda #4 Hazard Mitigation Planning Guidance Meeting Agenda #5 Hazard Mitigation Planning Guidance..... Hazard Mitigation Questionnaire (Blank)..... Questionnaire - Beech Creek Borough Questionnaire - Beech Creek Township.... Questionnaire - Chapman Township Questionnaire - East Keating Township.. Questionnaire - Flemington Borough Questionnaire - Greene Township Questionnaire - Grugan Township.. Questionnaire - Leidy Township Questionnaire - Lock Haven City Questionnaire - Logan Township.. Questionnaire - Loganton Borough Questionnaire - Mill Hall Borough Questionnaire - Noyes Township... Questionnaire - Pine Creek Township. Questionnaire - Renovo Borough. Questionnaire - Woodward Township.
7 Critical Facilities Inventory.. Capability Assessment Matri. Recommended Scope of Work - County Wide All Hazard Mitigation Plan
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