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Overview of the Community Rating System Tom Brett

CRS Basics Voluntary program Recognizes things above and beyond the minimum requirements of the NFIP Modeled on the fire insurance rating system Insurance Services Office ISO/CRS Specialist −

Goals of the CRS 1.Reduce flood damage to insurable property, 2.Strengthen and support the insurance aspects of the NFIP, and 3.Encourage a comprehensive approach to floodplain management.

Premium Discount Class Points SFHA Non ‑ SFHA 14,50045%10% 2 4,00040%10% 3 3,50035%10% 4 3,00030%10% 5 2,50025%10% 6 2,00020%10% 7 1,50015% 5% 8 1,00010% 5% % 5%

,211 CRS Communities as of CRS Classifications

Costs to Community  Pass a CAV  Designate CRS Coordinator  Implement activities  Maintain records

Crediting Process Application Quick Check Verification Visit Recertification Modification Cycle Verification

4 Series of Activities 300 Public Information 400 Mapping and Regulatory 500 Flood Damage Reduction 600 Flood Preparedness CRS Coordinator’s Manual

320 Map Information Service Changes

330 Outreach Projects Changes

350 Flood Protection Information Community Web Site Possible credits: Brochures on-line River /Stream gages with inundation references in the community

4 Series of Activities 300 Public Information 400 Mapping and Regulatory 500 Flood Damage Reduction 600 Flood Preparedness CRS Coordinator’s Manual

AMD - Additional Map Data Credit for paper, digital or database systems that improve access, quality and/or ease of updating flood and FIRM data 440 Flood Data Maintenance

Possible credits: Showing areas of the community subject to other natural hazards, such as landslides, land subsidence, ice jams, coastal erosion, uncertain flow paths Showing stream migration, and soils unsuitable for septic 440 Flood Data Maintenance

BMM - Benchmark Maintenance 440 Flood Data Maintenance ERMBMM

BMM - Benchmark Maintenance Prerequisites for each creditable benchmark: (a)Data available to the public (b)Recovered in last 5 years (c)1 st or 2 nd order vertical control (d)Stability rating of A or B, and (e)Within 1 mile of floodplain 440 Flood Data Maintenance

BMM - Benchmark Maintenance The National Spatial Reference System (NSRS) is maintained by the National Geodetic Survey (NGS) NGS manages a network of Continuously Operating Reference Stations (CORS) that provide Global Navigation Satellite System data Are there other maintained benchmarks? 440 Flood Data Maintenance

4 Series of Activities 300 Public Information 400 Mapping and Regulatory 500 Flood Damage Reduction ???? 600 Flood Preparedness CRS Coordinator’s Manual

4 Series of Activities 300 Public Information 400 Mapping and Regulatory 500 Flood Damage Reduction 600 Flood Preparedness CRS Coordinator’s Manual

610 Flood Warning Recognize The Threat

Get the warning out 610 Flood Warning

Other Response Efforts

610 Flood Warning - CRITICAL FACILITIES PLANNING

Designated as a StormReady (or TsunamiReady) community by the National Weather Service FTR credit Flood Warning

AE Zone Same BFE AE Zone Credit 620 Levees

No credit for levees that are accredited by FEMA. Protection from at least 25 year flood. Credit is limited to levee systems that were designed and constructed as levee systems and are operated and maintained by a public agency. The community must submit a map showing the location of each levee and the areas flooded if the levee failed or was overtopped.

620 Levees Annual inspections of the levee system must be conducted according to a written maintenance plan. The community must implement an outreach project to the residents and businesses in the area(s) inundated if a levee overtopped.

620 Levees and some credit for: LFR - Levee Failure Recognition LFW - Levee Failure Warning LFO - Levee Failure Flood Response Operations LCF - Levee Failure Critical Facilities Planning

Prerequisite: There must be at least 1 insurable building in the community subject from inundation from the failure of a “High Hazard Dam” NEED: - how far upstream is the dam - arrival times and peak elevations -development exposed to dam failure flooding types of buildings, land use, critical facilities) -expected impacts of flooding on health and safety 630 Dams

and some credit for: DFR - Dam Failure Recognition DFW - Dam Failure Warning DFO - Dam Failure Flood Response Operations DCF - Dam Failure Critical Facilities Planning 630 Dams