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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Recommendation that the Board of County Commissioners (Board) receive and approve
the Progress Report for the Year 2008, Collier County Floodplain Management Plan,
Section 7 of the Collier County Hazard Mitigation Plan.
OBJECTIVE: To provide the Board of County Commissioners with the fourth annual progress
report on the Collier County Floodplain Management Plan that was developed as a requirement
of the County's participation in the Community Rating System of the National Flood Insurance
Program.
CONSIDERATIONS: Collier County is a voluntary participant in the Community Rating
System (CRS) of the National Flood Insurance Program. Because the County has a Class 7
rating in the CRS program and there are more than ten (10) properties in the County that have
filed multiple flood insurance claims within any ten -year period, thus establishing them as
Repetitive Loss Properties, the County is required to develop and maintain a Floodplain
Management Plan. The purpose of a Floodplain Management Plan is to promote awareness of
floodplain and flooding issues, identify known flood hazards, discuss past flooding events, assess
the current floodplain/flooding problems, and set goals along with a strategy to make the
community more resistant to flooding. One key component is to address ways to mitigate the
Repetitive Loss Properties so they no longer are susceptible to flooding from the 1- percent
--- annual chance storm event.
Collier County is currently rated as a Class 7 community in the CRS program, which provides up
to a 15 percent discount on the premium rates charged to flood insurance policy holders. The
County is required to annually provide a progress report on the accomplishments of goals in the
Floodplain Management Plan. At least every five (5) years, the Floodplain Management Plan
must be updated. For Collier County, the Floodplain Management plan was developed as a
portion of the adopted Hazard Mitigation Plan. The attached "Progress Report for the Year
2008, Collier County Floodplain Management Plan, Section 7 of the Collier County Hazard
Mitigation Plan" (hereafter referenced as REPORT) includes a reporting of progress made
toward fulfilling the Action Plan items which were derived from the goals, objectives and
policies of the Floodplain Management Plan.
The REPORT also includes the recommended Floodplain Management Plan Action Plan Items
for 2009, with a prioritization given to those items that are mandatory (identified as category A),
those items selected as the "Top Five" for completion by the Floodplain Management Planning
Committee (identified as category B), and all of the other Action Items included in the 2008
Action Plan that were not one -time issues that have already been completed. These action items
were developed as a part of the updated Floodplain Management Plan that was approved by the
Board on 12- 11 -07.
Staff is providing this annual report to keep the Board of County Commissioners informed on
progress in floodplain management and. seeking recommendations for additional direction and
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efforts the Commissioners would desire to achieve to make Collier County more resistant to
flood damage. It is proposed to present the 2009 Progress Report to the Board in March 2010.
LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS: This item is not quasi - judicial, and no ex parte disclosures are
required. Approval requires a simple majority vote. This item has been reviewed for legal
sufficiency and is legally sufficient for Board action. —JW
FISCAL IMPACT: None, to receive and approve the REPORT. Should future fiscal impact be
proposed based upon any new program changes, regulations, resolutions or other methods, that
fiscal impact information will be provided at the time the Board receives the follow -up
documentation.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None.
RECOMMENDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners:
1. Receive and approve the "Progress Report for the Year 2008, Collier County Floodplain
Management Plan, Section 7 of the Collier County Hazard Mitigation Plan";
2. Approve the proposed Action Plan for 2009 and direct the County Manager or his
designee to insert this into the Floodplain Management Plan.
Prepared by: Robert C. Wiley, P.E., C.F.M., Principal Project Manager
Engineering Services Department, CDES Division
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COLLIER COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Item Number:
16A16
Item Summary:
Recommendation that the Board of County Commissioners
(Board) receive and approve the
Progress Report for the Year 2008, Collier County Floodplain Management Plan. Section 7 of
the Collier County Hazard Mitigation Plan.
Meeting Date:
7/28/2009 9:00:00 AM
Prepared By
Robert C. Wiley, P.E.
Prinicipal Project Manager
Date
Community Development &
CDES Engineering Services
6/11/2009 3:28:16 PM
Environmental Services
Approved By
Judy Puig
Operations Analyst
Date
Community Development &
Community Development &
6/11/2009 3:34 PM
Environmental Services
Environmental Services Admin.
Approved By
Joseph K. Schmitt
Community Development &
Date
Environmental Services Adminstrator
Community Development &
Community Development &
6/1212009 9:26 AM
Environmental Services
Environmental Services Admin.
Approved By
Jeff Klatzkow
County Attorney
Date
County Attorney
County Attorney Office
6112/2009 2:06 PM
Approved By
William D. Lorenz, Jr., P.E.
Environmental Services Director
Date
Community Development &
Environmental Services
6115/2009 2:03 PM
Environmental Services
Approved By
Jeff Wright
Assistant County Attorney
Date
County Attorney
County Attorney Office
7/712009 12:04 PM
Approved By
OMB Coordinator
OMB Coordinator
Date
County Manager's Office
Office of Management & Budget
7/9/2009 9:30 AM
Approved By
Mark Isackson
Budget Analyst
Date
County Manager's Office
Office of Management & Budget
7/10/2009 8:34 AM
Approved By
Leo E. Ochs, Jr.
Deputy County Manager
Date
Board of County
County Manager's Office
7/1712009 3:43 PM
Commissioners
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PROGRESS REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2008
COLLIER COUNTY FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT PLAN
SECTION 7 OF THE COLLIER COUNTY HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN
INTRODUCTION
The Collier County Hazard Mitigation Plan was prepared in late 2004 and adopted by the Board of
County Commissioners (Board) on December 14, 2004. A copy of the adopting resolution (No. 04-
390) is included as Attachment A to this report. Included within the Hazard Mitigation Plan was
the County's Floodplain Management Plan (FMP) which was developed to comply with
requirements of the Community Rating System (CRS) of the National Flood Insurance Program.
The Floodplain Management Plan is Section 7 of the Hazard Mitigation Plan. A copy of the
adopting resolution (No. 2007 -351) is included as Attachment B to this report. The entire Hazard
Mitigation Plan is available for review at the following locations:
Collier County Emergency Management Department
3301 Tamiami Trail East
Naples, FL 34112
Attention: Rick Zyvoloski
Collier County Engineering Services Department
2800 North Horseshoe Drive
Naples, FL 34104
Attention: Robert Wiley
It is also available for review on the County's web page at
llttp: / /collier,iov .net /ftp /LMSweb /entn,.htm.
A Floodplain Management Planning Committee (FMPC) was established by the Board in 2006.
This Committee was formed to further promote the development and implementation of sound
floodplain management practices within the County. The Committee consists of ten (10) volunteer
members of the public, ten (10) County staff members representing ten (10) key departments
involved in activities impacting the floodplain, and one (l) representative from each of the three (3)
municipalities.
During 2008, the FMPC met thirteen (13) times in regular meetings to discuss floodplain
management plan implementation issues and progress. The FMPC also held five (5) special
information gathering evening meetings in different locations around the County along with two (2)
special information gathering meetings for special interest groups and agencies. Michael DeRuntz,
a principal planner in the Comprehensive Planning Department, led the work effort.
The Community Rating System (CRS) requires the County to annually develop and present a status
report on the progress made to the goals, objectives, and action plan of the Floodplain Management
Plan. This status report is then submitted as a part of the subsequent year's CRS annual
recertification documentation. County staff has prepared this annual progress report for
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. presentation and review with the FMPC and the Board. The purpose of the annual progress report
is to help ensure that there is a continuing and responsive floodplain management planning and
implementation process. Notifications on the availability of this progress report are made through
the standard public advertising process for all items on the Board's agenda, of which this Progress
Report was included for discussion on July 28, 2009. When an item is placed on the Board's
agenda, it is available for review and inspection in the Board's office, the Office of the County
Manager, and on the County's web site (www.colliergov.net). There is also a public notification
process for each meeting of the FMPC, of which this Progress Report was included for discussion
on the June 1, 2009 meeting.
The Collier County Floodplain Management Plan (FMP) is located on the Floodplain Management
Plan page of the County web site (http: / /www.colliergov .net /Index.aspx ?pae= 1671). Section 7.8
of the FMP contains a series of goals, objectives and policies. From these, an Action Plan is
developed in Section 7.10 of the FMP to identify those items deemed important for accomplishment
in the following year to meet the intentions of the goals, objectives and policies. The 2008 Action
Plan is listed below along with a brief explanation the work performed, or lack thereof.
2008 ACTION PLAN AND TASK PROGRESS STATUS
Action Description Progress
Item No.
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Review GMP and LDC
Ordinance 08 -10 added the Interim Watershed
amendments through the
Management regulations as Section 3.07 in the Land
1(a)(i)
CCPC and report
Development Code.
recommended ordinance
language changes to the
Board.
Review LDC amendment
No progress was made on this item.
through the CCPC for the
development of a Special
1(a)(ii)
Flood Hazard Area overlay on
the zoning maps and report
recommended ordinance
language to the Board.
Prepare an amendment to the
Draft ordinance started by staff but not completed
Code of Laws and Ordinances
sufficiently to present to County Attorney for review.
1(b)(i)
to establish a maximum
allowable discharge rate for
the Belle Meade area.
Contract for acquisition of new
Contract established, work in progress with draft
I (b)(ii)
LiDAR topographic mapping
deliverables undergoing State quality assurance /quality
for the Watershed Mgmt.
control review. The accompanying orthophoto aerials have
Plans.
been delivered to the County.
Prioritize the various
Completed and consultant firm contracted for Phase I of
1(b)(ii)
watersheds for development of
the project to perform the computer hydrologic and
the Watershed M mt. Plans.
hydraulic modeling updates.
Report recommended FMPC
Included as a part of this report.
1(d)(i)
activity schedule to the Board
in the 2008 FMP Progress
Report.
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Prepare the proposed 2007
The amended ordinance has been reviewed and
amendments to the Flood
recommended for approval by the FMPC and the
1(d)(ii)
Damage Prevention Ordinance
Development Services Advisory Committee (DSAC).
Collier County Planning Commission (CCPC) and Board
for presentation to the Board.
presentations will occur later this summer.
Complete the review of the
Completed by staff with no recommendations for
Building Codes and present
amendments.
1(e)
recommended flood damage
resistance amendments to
FMPC.
Complete the annual budget
Completed as part of the Road Maintenance Department's
1(f)(i)
and maintenance schedule for
annual budget preparation process.
stormwater maintenance
programs.
Schedule the first semi-
This action item is complete and the Road Maintenance
monthly coordination meeting
Department staff report that they have established regular
for drainage system
coordination meetings with the maintenance staff of the Big
maintenance progress and
Cypress Basin /South Florida Water Management District.
1(f)(i)
opportunities for coordination
of system maintenance,
enhancements and efficiencies
between the County and Big
Cypress Basin /SFWMD.
Report planned beach
Coastal Zone Management staff gave a presentation to the
1(g)
vegetation planting program
FMPC on July 7, 2008.
and dune repair program for
2008 to FMPC.
Develop a local government
No progress was made on this item.
funded loan assistance
program for retrofitting
repetitive loss properties,
2(b)
review any necessary
amendments to the Code of
Laws and Ordinances with
DSAC, and present
recommended ordinance to
i
Board.
Develop a local government
No progress was made on this item.
funded program to participate
1 in FEMA grant programs for
acquisition of repetitive loss
2(c)(i)
properties, review any
necessary amendments to the
Code of Laws and Ordinances
with DSAC, and present
recommended ordinance to
Board.
Develop a list and establish a
No progress was made on this item.
program to annually contact
repetitive loss property owners
to determine their interest in
2(c)(ii)
placing their properties on a
"potential purchase" list with
the County if FEMA funding is
available and approved for
Collier County.
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Review LDC amendment
This is incorporated into the amendments to the Flood
through the CCPC for
Damage Prevention Ordinance.
establishing a "one- foot"
freeboard elevation above the
Base Flood Elevation for all
2(d)
new and substantially
improved or damaged
structures within the Special
Flood Hazard Area (SFHA)
and report recommended
ordinance language to the
Board.
Report recommended
Conservation Collier staff presented this information to the
Conservation Collier land
Board throughout the year as part of their program.
acquisition areas and
recommended land use
amendment petitions (for
situations where open space
3(a)
and preservation of
environmentally sensitive
areas are part of the criteria
utilized in determining the
validity of the land use petition)
to the Board throughout the
ear.
Notification to land use
Inspection staff from the Engineering and Environmental
petitioners and contractors of
Services Department performs this work as part of their
observed deficient erosion and
assigned duties.
3(b)
sediment control activities on
their property. Utilize Code
Enforcement if necessary to
obtain compliance.
Review Code of Laws and
No progress was made on developing an ordinance.
Ordinances amendment
However, the Stormwater Management Section staff did
through DSAC and the CCPC
initiate a grant writing effort and prepared several grant
for the development of a grant
applications for proposed capital improvements to the
program for enhancing the
County's stormwater management facilities.
efficiencies of existing
3(c)
stormwater management
systems and seek alternative
funding sources to bring
existing stormwater
management systems to
higher standards and report
recommended ordinance
language to the Board.
Fulfill all training and reporting
This task was completed and "Storm Ready" certification
4(a) and
requirements annually and
maintained through March 6, 2011.
4(b)
apply for continued
"Storm
certification as a
Ready" community.
Review GMP and LDC
This is incorporated into the amendments to the Flood
amendments through the
Damage Prevention Ordinance.
4(c)
CCPC to require new and
substantially improved critical
facilities to be designed to
withstand a 500-year design
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storm flooding impact and
report recommended
ordinance language changes
to the Board.
Complete outreach schedule
The County has entered into a formal agreement with
by November 2007 for Best
Project Greenscape to conduct training and certification of
4(d)
Management Practices
landscape maintenance companies. The County also
opportunities and present to
presents an "Urban Pond Management" segment as part of
FMPC.
the program. The training is conducted quarterly.
Initiate the development of an
No progress was made on this task while the Watershed
Interlocal Agreement between
Management Plans are being developed by the County.
the County and Big Cypress
Basin /South Florida Water
Management District to fund
5(c)(i)
the preliminary engineering
and design study to divert a
portion of the stormwater from
the Main Golden Gate Canal
to the northern Belle Meade
and /or southern Golden Gate
Estates areas.
Provide review comments as
This project has advanced into the detailed pump station
plans are completed by the
design stage, and no plans were provided to the County for
South Florida Water
review. Engineering and Environmental Services
5(c)(ii)
Management District and U.S.
Department staff are maintaining communications with Big
Army Corps of Engineers for
Cypress Basin staff regarding the pump station design and
the Picayune Strand
planned construction initiation.
Restoration Project stormwater
pump stations.
Prepare grant applications to
The Stormwater Management Section staff initiated a grant
enhance efficiencies of
writing effort and prepared several grant applications for
existing stormwater
proposed capital improvements to the County's stormwater
5(d)(i)
management systems by
management facilities.
seeking alternative funding
sources to bring existing
channels to higher functional
standards.
Annually prepare a budget to
The budget was prepared for the FY 08 -09 Stormwater
fully implement the Stormwater
Capital Improvement program; 0.15 mils of Ad Valorem
5(d)(ii)
Capital Improvement Plan:
taxes were dedicated to the county stormwater effort
totaling $12.1 million funding a variety of 25 planning and
watershed studies and
construction efforts which make up the total FY 08 -09
structural projects plan.
stormwater program effort.
r The FMPC discussed this at the sub - committee and full
Develop a policy for the
committee levels and determined that there is no need to
County's use of slotted storm
develop a policy. The use of slotted (perforated) storm
5(f)(ii)
sewer for all new and
sewer pipe may be useful in special locations, but should
replacement projects and
not be required for all storm drain applications throughout
present to DSAC.
the County.
Develop a policy for the
The FMPC discussed this at the sub - committee and full
placement of cross drains
committee levels and determined that there is a need to
beneath roads within the
develop a policy /program for the proper placement of cross
5(f)(iii)
northern Golden Gate Estates
drains. A coordination effort to start the development of
area to maintain usage of
such a policy /program was initiated by the Transportation
depressional storage in the
Services Division and also includes discussion on potential
floodplain, review this with
water quality treatment coordination.
DSAC and the CCPC, and
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PROPOSED ACTION PLAN FOR 2009
The 2008 Action Plan proposed a very ambitious list of thirty -three (33) activities to accomplish,
and as noted above, not all items were addressed. Under the current declining economic situation
and reductions in budget and staffing, it is recognized that for 2009 there should be a focus on those
items not addressed in the 2008 Action Plan. Some items are mandatory on an annual basis, while
some are one -time issues that can be updated as needed. The FMPC discussed this at both staff sub-
committee and full committee levels and selected a "Top Five" list of Action Items to be
accomplished in 2009 along with the mandatory annual items. Approval of the "Action Plan for
2009" by the Board will have the effect of amending Section 7.10 of the FMP. The originally
approved Action Plan will be replaced with the "Action Plan for 2009" and an appendix created in
the FMP for historical storing of former Action Plans as they are annually replaced or updated.
The following "Action Plan for 2009" table contains a numbering system in the first two columns to
identify if the Action Item is mandatory (A), selected as one of the "Top Five" by the FMPC (B), or
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present to Board.
Prepare a map showing the
Initial mapping, utilizing GIS, has been performed by staff,
location of existing mobile
but final mapping is not complete pending a resolution of
6(a)
homes within the SFHA and a
addressing location irregularities with the database
map showing the location of
provided by the Insurance Services Office from FEMA's
existing flood insurance policy
information.
holders.
Prepare a public information
The 2008 schedule was prepared in January 2008. The
6(b)(i)
meeting schedule for the
2009 schedule will be prepared in June 2009.
FMPC.
Update the Floodplain
Some updates were made to the website and the
6(b)(ii)
Management website and
"Agencies"
"Agencies" public information meeting was held at the main
schedule the public
Naples library on March 3, 2008.
information meeting schedule.
Schedule a meeting with local
The Emergency Management Department reports that no
real estate boards to discuss
additional grant funding for the "All Hazards Guide" is
"All Hazards" educational
needed through 2009. No meeting was scheduled with the
meetings and prepare a grant
local real estate boards.
6(c)
application for funding the
preparation of "All Hazard"
educational brochures for
distribution to prospective real
estate clients.
Visit each library containing
The library checks were made and replacement/update
the floodplain and flood
information was provided by late January 2009.
6(d)
insurance information and
update /replace materials (as
needed) by 4- 30 -08.
Develop a flooding "technical
No progress was made on this item.
assistance" program with a
6(e)
single point of contact,
including a web link to that
contact point.
PROPOSED ACTION PLAN FOR 2009
The 2008 Action Plan proposed a very ambitious list of thirty -three (33) activities to accomplish,
and as noted above, not all items were addressed. Under the current declining economic situation
and reductions in budget and staffing, it is recognized that for 2009 there should be a focus on those
items not addressed in the 2008 Action Plan. Some items are mandatory on an annual basis, while
some are one -time issues that can be updated as needed. The FMPC discussed this at both staff sub-
committee and full committee levels and selected a "Top Five" list of Action Items to be
accomplished in 2009 along with the mandatory annual items. Approval of the "Action Plan for
2009" by the Board will have the effect of amending Section 7.10 of the FMP. The originally
approved Action Plan will be replaced with the "Action Plan for 2009" and an appendix created in
the FMP for historical storing of former Action Plans as they are annually replaced or updated.
The following "Action Plan for 2009" table contains a numbering system in the first two columns to
identify if the Action Item is mandatory (A), selected as one of the "Top Five" by the FMPC (B), or
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previously listed items (C) that may be addressed if the situation arises or staff completes the list of
A and B items.
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ACTION PLAN FOR 2009
Action Item
No. Description Responsible Dept. Recurrence
A
1
Report recommended FMPC
Engineering &
1(d)(i)
activity schedule to the Board in
Environmental Services
Annual
the 2009 FMP Progress Report
A
2
Complete the review of the
Building Codes and present
1(e)
recommended flood damage
Building Dept.
Annual
resistance amendments to
FMPC.
A
3
Complete the annual budget and
1(f)(i)
maintenance schedule for
Road Maintenance,
Annual
stormwater maintenance
Stormwater Management
programs.
A
4
Report planned beach
1(g)
vegetation planting program and
Coastal Zone Mgmt.
Annual
dune repair program for 2009 to
FMPC
A
5
Fulfill all training and reporting
4(a) & 4(b)
requirements annually and apply
Emergency Management
Annual
for continued certification as a
"Storm Ready" community.
A
6
Complete 2010 outreach
schedule by November 2009 for
4(d)
Best Management Practices
Stormwater Management
Annual
opportunities and present to
FMPC.
A
7
Annually prepare a budget to
fully implement the Stormwater
5(d)(ii)
Capital Improvement Plan:
Stormwater Management
Annual
watershed studies and structural
projects plan.
A
8
6(b)(i)
Prepare a public information
Comp. Planning
Annual
meetinq schedule for the FMPC.
A
9
Visit each library containing the
6 ( d )
floodplain and flood insurance
Engineering &
Annual
information and update /replace
Environmental Services
materials (as needed ) by 2 -1 -09.
B
1
Develop a flooding "technical
6(e)
assistance" program with a
Engineering &
Ongoing
single point of contact, including
Environmental Services
a web link to that contact point.
B
2
Update the Floodplain
Engineering &
6(b)(ii)
Management website and
"Agencies"
Environmental Services
Ongoing
schedule the public
and Comp. Planning
information meeting schedule.
B
3
Develop a policy for the
placement of cross drains
beneath roads within the
Stormwater Management
5(f)(iii)
northern Golden Gate Estates
and Engineering &
One Time
area to maintain usage of
Environmental Services
depressional storage in the
floodplain, review this with DSAC
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and the CCPC, and present to
Board.
B
4
Prepare grant applications to
enhance efficiencies of existing
stormwater management
5(d)(i)
systems by seeking alternative
Stormwater Management
Annual
funding sources to bring existing
channels to higher functional
standards.
B
5
Prepare a map showing the
location of existing mobile
6(a)
homes within the SFHA and a
CDES /Graphics
Annual
map showing the location of
existing flood insurance policy
holders.
C
1
Review GMP and LDC
amendments through the CCPC
1(a)(i)
and report recommended
Comp. Planning
Ongoing
ordinance language changes to
the Board.
C
2
Review LDC amendment
through the CCPC for the
development of a Special Flood
1(a)(ii)
Hazard Area overlay on the
Comp. Planning
One Time
zoning maps and report
recommended ordinance
language to the Board.
C
3
Prepare an amendment to the
Code of Laws and Ordinances to
Engineering &
1(b)(i)
establish a maximum allowable
Environmental Services
One Time
discharge rate for the Belle
Meade area.
C
4
Develop a local government
funded loan assistance program
for retrofitting repetitive loss
properties, review any necessary
Engineering &
2(b)
amendments to the Code of
Environmental Services
One Time
Laws and Ordinances with
DSAC, and present
recommended ordinance to
Board.
C
5
Develop a local government
funded program to participate in
FEMA grant programs for
acquisition of repetitive loss
2(c)(i)
properties, review any necessary
Engineering &
One Time
amendments to the Code of
Environmental Services
Laws and Ordinances with
DSAC, and present
recommended ordinance to
Board.
C
6
Develop a list and establish a
2(c)(ii)
program to annually contact
Engineering &
Annual
repetitive loss property owners to
Environmental Services
1
determine their interest in
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placing their properties on a
"potential purchase" list with the
County if FEMA funding is
available and approved for
Collier County.
C
7
Report recommended
Conservation Collier land
acquisition areas and
recommended land use
amendment petitions (for
Facilities Mgmt.
3(a)
situations where open space and
(Conservation Collier) and
Ongoing
preservation of environmentally
Comp. Planning
sensitive areas are part of the
criteria utilized in determining the
validity of the land use petition)
to the Board throughout the year.
C
8
Notification to land use
petitioners and contractors of
observed deficient erosion and
Engineering &
3(b)
sediment control activities on
Environmental Services
Ongoing
their property. Utilize Code
Enforcement if necessary to
obtain compliance.
C
9
Review Code of Laws and
Ordinances amendment through
DSAC and the CCPC for the
development of a grant program
for enhancing the efficiencies of
existing stormwater
Engineering &
3(c)
management systems and seek
Environmental Services
One Time
alternative funding sources to
bring existing stormwater
management systems to higher
standards and report
recommended ordinance
language to the Board.
C
10
Initiate discussions with the Big
Cypress Basin /South Florida
Water Management District to
define the issues regarding
excess fresh water runoff from
the Main Golden Gate Canal into
Naples Bay, including the cities
of Naples, Marco Island and
Everglades City, and develop an
5(c)(i)
action plan to address needed
corrective actions (e.g.
Stormwater Management
One Time
preliminary engineering and
environmental design study for
diverting a portion of the flow
from the Main Golden Gate
Canal to the northern Belle
Meade or southern Golden Gate
Estates areas, funding, land
issues, long term goals, capital
pro'ects, etc. ).
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Provide review comments as
plans are completed by the
South Florida Water
5(c)(ii)
Management District and U.S.
Engineering &
Ongoing
g g
Army Corps of Engineers for the
Environmental Services
Picayune Strand Restoration
Project stormwater pump
stations.
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Schedule a meeting with local
real estate boards to discuss "All
Hazards" educational meetings
6(c)
and prepare a grant application
"All
Emergency Management
Annual
for funding the preparation of
Hazard" educational brochures
for distribution to prospective
real estate clients.
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ATTACHMENT A
Collier County Hazard Mitigation Plan Adoption Resolution
RESOLUTION NO. 04 - ion
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY,
FLORIDA, APPROVING AND ADOPTING A
UNIFIED HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN.
WHEREAS, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Florida
Department of Community Affairs have made funds available for a statewide
Mitigation Strategy; and
WHEREAS, Collier County entered into an Agreement with the State of Florida
Department of Community Affairs on July 29, 2003, to develop a county -wide
Mitigation Plan; and
WHEREAS, the Collier County Comprehensive Plan in Policy 12.2.1., provides
for routine the review and update of the County's Hazard Mitigation procedures;
and
WHEREAS, post- disaster funding will be received more quickly by pre -
identifying mitigation projects; and
WHEREAS, communities with an approved hazard mitigation plan will be
entitled to receive Hazard Mitigation Grant Program, Pro- Dieaster Mitigation
Grant Program, & Flood Mitigation Assistance Grant Program funding; and
WHEREAS, substantial savings will be realized because the costs of mitigation
are less than the costs of recovery and rebuilding.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA that the
Hazard Mitigation Plan attached as Exhibit "A," is hereby approved and adopted
by reference.
This Re3olutiun adopted after motion, second, and majority vote in favor of
adoption this 14'b day of December, 2004.
ATTEST:,
Approved as to form and
C 6t1ff1CW y:
Patri ite
Assistant County Attorney
ERK BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
An
Clerk By: 40, , -,mat
W's DO A FIALA, CHAIRMAN
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ATTACHMENT B
Collier County Floodplain Management Plan Adoption Resolution
RESOLUTION NO. 07- 351
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA,
APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE 2008 COLLEER
COUNTY FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT PLAN.
WHEREAS, Collier County entered into an Agreement with the State of Florida
Department of Community Affairs on July 29, 2003 to develop a county -wide Mitigation Plan:
and
WHEREAS, the Collier County Comprehensive Plan's Conservation and Coastal
Management Element Policy 12.2.1 provides for a review and update of the County's Hazard
Mitigation Plan procedures every four years; and
WHEREAS, the Collier County Comprehensive Plan's Conservation and Coastal
Management Element Policy 12.2.3 provides for the participation in the National Flood
Insurance Program (.NFIP); and
WHEREAS, Collier County has participated in the NFIP since 1979 to avail flood
insurance for properties within Collier County: and
WHEREAS, Collier County participates in the Community Rating System (CRS) of the
NFIP to facilitate a reduction of flood insurance premiums for properties within Collier County;
and
WHEREAS, communities that are identified as a "Class C" community and have a Class
7 classification within the CRS are required to provide an annual review of their Floodplain
Management Plan; and
WHEREAS, directed by Resolution 2006 -200. the Floodplain Management Planning
Committee has reviewed the current Floodplain Management Plan and the various floodplain
management programs and activities that exist within Collier County.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA that the 2008 Collier County
Floodplain Management Plan attached as Exhibit "A," is hereby approved and adopted by
reference.
THIS RESOLUTION ADOPTED after motion, second, and majority vote this
day of LL r, 1. a . . 2007.
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E BROC`.K, CLERK
By:
Attlft C $ uty Clerk
111 pnetwe NJ 9, i
form and
v:
zxow
t County Attorney
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
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