1. Texas NDRC Phase 2 Draft Application HUD: CDBG - National Disaster Resilience Competition Public Hearing October 5, 2015 6:30PM

2. Disaster Recovery  Resilient Projects $1Million - $500 Million Project Allocations 158 Eligible Counties in Texas Phase 1 : Target Areas and Framing Phase 2 : Implementation Plans National Disaster Resilience Competition Overview

4. Phase 2 Target Areas West Water Security (explosion) and Land Planning Resiliency Project Bastrop Economic (fire) Revitalization through Wildfire Resiliency Project City of Austin Housing (flood) Stabilization through Flood Hazard Risk Reduction Project

5. Fire station expansion New fire hydrants New ladder truck Renovate community center New water tower New fire station Expansion of water infrastructure Phase 2 Target Area Water Security and Land Planning Resiliency Project West, Texas

6. Wildfire fuel management program Multi-use community facility Build 4 neighborhood fire stations Rural water system improvements Floodplain buyout program New evacuation route Public services and safety resource center Phase 2 Target Area Economic Revitalization through Wildfire Resiliency Project Bastrop, Texas

7. Floodplain buyout Land purchase and development Land re-development for mixed use Onion Creek Master Plan creation Risk interdependency modeling Phase 2 Target Area Housing Stabilization through Flood Hazard Risk Reduction Project Austin, Texas

9. Disaster Database Management System Mapping and Modeling Project State Resiliency Curriculum Risk Reduction and Resiliency Building Program

10. Disaster Database Management System: Identify vulnerable populations impacted by disaster in real-time. Information for disaster managers, policy-makers, and key social support services. Builds upon the current 2-1-1 Information & Referral (I&R) data to identify “hot-spots” of unmet need(s) in real-time during the response and recovery phases of a disaster. Risk Reduction and Resiliency Building Program

11. Mapping and Modeling Project Partnership with the University of Texas. Detailed methodology on how to best analyze data for hazard identification and apply vulnerability assessments. Best planning approaches to green infrastructure, capital improvement expenditures, housing needs, and economic development strategies. Risk Reduction and Resiliency Building Program

12. State Resiliency Curriculum Partnership with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. Tools, techniques, best practices, and co-benefits to resiliently address hazards Takes into account the whole community and helps plan, conserve, assist localities in the development of resilient projects. Risk Reduction and Resiliency Building Program

13. PHASE 2 Points Minimum Factor 1- Capacity 20 14 Subfactor: Past experience10 Subfactor: Management structure10 Factor 2 – Need / Extent of the Problem 20 Subfactor: Target area/Unmet needs5 Subfactor: Resilience need 8 Subfactor: Best actions7 Factor 3 – Soundness of Approach 4025 Subfactor: Project/frame correspond 10 Subfactor: Increases resilience10 Subfactor: Model/replicable/holistic10 Subfactor: Schedule 5 1 Subfactor: Budget 31 Subfactor: Plan consistency2 Factor 4 – Leverage and outcomes 10 Factor 5- Long-Term Commitment 10 2 Subtotal Phase 2 100 75 Phase 2 Application Overview Scoring Criteria

14. Locally planned, State enabled resiliency: By 2018, implement test cases for resilient solutions at the urban, suburban, and rural scales through an enhanced State program of investments and collaborative engagement. Phase 2 Application Approach

15. Conserve – natural assets and community history and identity Plan – to implement long-term resiliency locally and regionally Assist – people with targeted resources and partnerships Develop – a thoughtful economic strategy for different scales: urban, suburban, and rural Phase 2 Application Overview

16. by October 19, 2015 Send Us Your Comments! texasNDRC@glo.texas.gov Application Materials on the Disaster Recovery website: http://www.TexasRebuilds.org