Community RiskMAP Questionnaire



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Community RiskMAP Questionnaire Please provide the following information County Date: Community Name/Organization: Your Your E-mail: Contact Preference: E-mail Phone Mail The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is undertaking a new RiskMAP analysis in your watershed. Risk MAP is Mapping, Assessment and Planning, and is an initiative to provide communities with flood information and tools that they can use to enhance mitigation and reduce flood risks. RiskMAP products include updated Flood Insurance Rate Maps as well as non-regulatory flood risk data on a watershed basis. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) is cooperating with FEMA to help develop Risk Map background and scoping data through a process known as Discovery. Discovery is the initial phase of a FEMA RiskMAP project, in which FEMA and NYS seeks to learn about the unique issues in a watershed. The Discovery process provides for data collection within a watershed. Through this process FEMA and NYS are trying to gather data that identifies flood risk, historical flooding information, existing flood hazard data and mitigation activities. All of these items will be incorporated into a final scope of work for the RiskMAP project. It is important to be aware that the Discovery process does not necessarily mean a new flood study will take place rather it is a process by which FEMA learns about the issues in a watershed and prioritizes the need for new studies. In order to develop preliminary information in advance of an in-person Discovery meeting, we respectfully request that you take a little time to fill out the attached information. Please provide as much information as possible. If you have questions about the Discovery process or about completing this worksheet, please contact Jennifer Horton. Once you have completed this worksheet, please return the form to: NYSDEC Attn: Jennifer Horton Floodplain Management Section 625 Broadway, 4th Floor Albany, NY 12233-3504 floodpln@gw.dec.state.ny.us. (E-mail) 518-402-8185 (Phone) Bergmann Associates Attn: Cidney Jones 224 Harrison Street, Suite 210 Syracuse, NY 13202 seneca@bergmannpc.com (E-mail) 315-422-5200 (Phone) Page 1

Stakeholders 1. Stakeholders include all people who have information important for flood risk analysis, and organizations that have important data or represent populations particularly concerned with flooding and flood maps. Are there other community officials, community groups or watershed groups you think we should add to our contact list that would be interested in learning about the project? Please provide names and any contact information you may have. Page 2

2. Are there any people or agencies that are utilizing GIS technology in your community or county? If yes, please provide their contact information below. Existing Mapping Data 3. Base Map Data Does your organization/community have any of the following mapping or GIS data? Provide additional contact information below. Note that we have collected relevant State data and are looking for data specific to your community. Base Map Data Category File Type Contact for Data Bathymetry Data: LiDAR Data: Land Use and Soil Data: Parcel and Zoning Data: Building Footprints: Essential / Critical Facilities: Historical Flood Inundation Areas: Page 3

4. Other Data Is any of the following information available as either GIS data layers or in some other format? Other Data Category Response Details Contact for who Maintains Data Location of flood control structures (berms, floodwalls, levees) Location of any dams within your community Location of bridges and culverts within you community Local survey data Type of Data: Local flood gage data or rain gage data Type of Data: Are there any piped or underground streams within your community? If yes, please provide details and contact. Relevant reports/studies that include hydrology and/or hydraulics Are there any recent ongoing or proposed projects, such as DOT, USACE, NRCS or other privately funded projects, including bridge and culvert replacements? If yes, please provide details and contact. Page 4

5. Flood Mitigation Planning, Mapping Needs and Historical Data. Historical Data Category Are there current FEMA Special Flood Hazard Areas accurate for your community? Response Details and Contact If no, detail the extent of the inaccuracy. Are there areas in your community that flood but are not mapped as Special Flood Hazard Areas? If yes, please provide general location. Does your community have experience with flood disasters and flood disaster recovery? If yes, provide disaster information and areas in your community impacted. Has your community had any prior mitigation activities (such as buy outs) that resulted in reduced flood losses? Please provide type of activity, the year it was completed, and a point of contact. Are there flood high-water marks from past floods located within your community? If yes, please provide location details and a point of contact. Are there areas in your community with repeated flooding? If yes, please provide location. Page 5

6. Community Plans and Projects. Community Plans and Projects Does your community have a hazard mitigation plan? Plan/Report Details and Contact What projects are identified to help reduce the risk of future flood damage? Yes, provide status: Adopted (year ) Under Review Currently being updated Are there areas where there has been recent development or that is likely to have future development pressures? If yes, what is the location and nature of the development? Does your community have a Land Use and Development Plan? Please provide details (date of plan and a point of contact). Does your community have an Open Space Plan? Does your community have a Storm Water Program or Plan? Page 6

Community Plans and Projects Does your community have a Comprehensive Plan? Plan/Report Details and Contact Does your community have or participate in a Watershed Management Plan? What would assist in your community s ability to implement mitigation activities and communicate flood risk to your citizens? No additional assistance requested Include training and topics your community would like assistance with. Floodplain Management Training Hazard Mitigation Training Building and Enforcement Guidance Other Assistance Needed: 7. Comments and Additional Information that should be considered as part of the Seneca Watershed Discovery Process. Include supporting documents (i.e. map of primary mapping needs or areas with reoccurring problematic flooding), citations for reports and contacts that should be included. Page 7