6 th Workgroup Meeting Metro Hall Room 106 June 26 2015 Workgroup Members Mayor Fischer appointments Tonya Sangester EMA Jim McKinney EMA Jim Mims Metro Planning amp Design Metro Council appointments ID: 406140
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Flood Mitigation Workgroup
6
th
Workgroup Meeting
Metro Hall, Room 106
June 26, 2015Slide2
Workgroup Members
Mayor Fischer appointments
Tonya
Sangester
, EMA
Jim McKinney, EMA
Jim Mims, Metro Planning & Design
Metro Council appointments
Councilwoman Madonna Flood
Councilman Dan Johnson
Councilwoman Angela
Leet
MSD appointments
Joyce Mott, MSD Board Member
John Phelps, MSD Board Member
Greg
Heitzman
, Executive Director
Angela
Akridge
, MSD Chief EngineerSlide3
Flood Mitigation Workgroup
Approve Minutes of 6/4/15Slide4
HMGP Grant Funding Update
3 Current Disaster Declarations for Kentucky
DR 4216 (Feb 15-22)
Severe Winter Storms, Snowstorms, Flooding, Landslide and Mudslides
Approximately $600,000 statewide
DR 4217 (April 2-17, 2015)
Severe Storms, Tornadoes, Flooding, Landslides and Mudslides
Approximately $3.4 million statewide
DR 4218 (March 3-9, 2015)
Severe Winter Storms, Snowstorms, Flooding, Landslides, and Mudslides
Amount TBDSlide5
HMGP Grant Funding Update
Grant pre-application period will likely open at the end of June and close end of July
If applications are selected by the Kentucky Mitigation Council, completed applications will be due in Spring 2016
Grant Funding
75% FEMA
12% State
13% LocalSlide6
Quick Buy Funding Sources
FEMA
Insurance proceeds – estimated $750,000
Increased Cost of Compliance (ICC) – up to $600,000 (up to $30,000 per home)
MSD – up to $1,000,000 (up to $100,000 per home)
Metro – Buyout funding not included in FY16 Metro BudgetSlide7
Substantially Damaged HomesSlide8
Substantially Damaged Homes as of June 26, 2015 – Priority A
Street Name
Suffix
Cost of Improvement (Damages)
Building Assessment
% Damaged/ Improved
Property & Land Value (Source: PVA)
Estimated Buy Out Value (PVA less damages)
Catheen
Way
$34,885.10
$57,090.00
61.1%
$70,860
$35,975
Catheen
Way
$30,779.59
$58,730.00
52.4%
$72,500
$41,720
Catheen
Way
$46,377.67
$58,730.00
79.0%
$72,500
$26,122
Catheen
Way
$46,684.50
$65,900.00
70.8%
$82,900
$36,216
Delaware
Dr
$34,005.35
$43,660.00
77.9%
$56,660
$22,655
Delaware
Dr
$38,999.86
$54,870.00
71.1%
$67,870
$28,870
Delaware
Dr
$20,402.61
$38,950.00
52.4%
$51,950
$31,547
Delaware
Dr
$42,654.25
$46,900.00
90.9%
$59,900
$17,246
Delaware
Dr
$34,058.63
$50,130.00
67.9%
$63,130
$29,071
Delaware
Dr
$40,200.00
$57,300.00
70.2%
$70,300
$30,100
Indian
Trl
$32,255.68
$55,770.00
57.8%
$69,540
$37,284
Whispering Hills
Blvd
$44,529.56
$60,660.00
73.4%
$85,660
$41,130
Whispering Hills
Blvd
$40,048.23
$72,940.00
54.9%
$97,940
$57,892
Whispering Hills
Blvd
$36,770.00
$69,030.00
53.3%
$94,030
$57,260
Whispering Hills
Blvd
$53,188.32
$74,060.00
71.8%
$99,060
$45,872
Whispering Hills
Blvd
$50,100.21
$67,500.00
74.2%
$92,500
$42,400
Whitlock
St
$52,607.04
$65,370.00
80.5%
$92,500
$39,893
Whitlock
St
$74,932.38
$75,050.00
99.8%
$88,820
$13,888
Priority A Totals ===>
$753,478.98
$1,388,620
$635,141Slide9
Street Name
Suffix
Cost of Improvement (Damages)
Building Assessment
% Damaged/ Improved
Property & Land Value (Source: PVA)
Estimated Buy Out Value (PVA less damages)
Catheen
Way
$42,249.18
$85,110.00
49.6%
$98,880
$56,631
Delaware
Dr
$24,194.56$61,300.0039.5%$74,000$49,805DelawareDr$18,500.00$53,760.0034.4%$66,760$48,260IndianTrl$24,136.01$64,990.0037.1%$78,760$54,624IndianTrl$19,126.25$64,120.0029.8%$77,890$58,764IndianTrl$18,241.04$100,750.0018.1%$114,520$96,279Krashey Way$20,463.46$81,000.0025.3%$69,541$49,078Medford Ln$18,561.01$62,140.0029.9%$84,140$65,579OrvilleDr$22,089.12$63,780.0034.6%$77,550$55,461RiversideDr$57,800.00$127,880.0045.2%$196,730$138,930RiversideDr$32,968.22$115,000.0028.7%$193,170$160,202RiversideDr$25,000.00$208,690.0012.0%$244,390$219,390RiversideDr$45,812.06$129,750.0035.3%$171,750$125,938RiversideDr$27,988.74$70,410.0039.8%$136,710$108,721Whispering HillsBlvd$33,514.83$87,900.0038.1%$92,500$58,985Priority B Totals ===>$430,644.48$1,777,291.00$1,346,647Priority A & B Totals ===>$1,184,123.46$3,165,911.00$1,981,787.54
Substantially Damaged Homes using 10-yr Rolling Period as of June 26, 2015 – Priority BSlide10
Draft Pre-
Application Form for Quick
Buy ProgramSlide11
Draft Pre-Application Part 1Slide12
Draft Pre-Application Part 2Slide13
Draft Pre-Application Part 3Slide14
Flood Mitigation Workgroup
Part 2 ScopeSlide15
Flood Mitigation Workgroup
Part 2
Mayor Fischer and President Tandy’s Directive:
Develop Long Range Plan and Recommendations to mitigate the impact of major storm events on the estimated 12,500 homes located within flood prone areas and subject to repeated storm events. Deliver recommendations in 4-6 months.
. Slide16
Part 2 Schedule & Scope
July:
Operations review of April rain/flood event (basins, pumps, pipes) and responsibilities for County-wide drainage and flood management.
FEMA Grant overview and History of FEMA grant awards to Louisville
Proposed FEMA map upgrades and risk classification of structures
August
:
Benchmark Review of other city Flood Mitigation Programs (i.e. Charlotte, Nashville, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, St. Louis)
Community Rating System overview and areas for improving Louisville’s CRS rating and the economics of FEMA Flood insurance for Louisville (savings and projected rates)
Review of current flood disclosure requirements, substantial damage/improvement definition, revisions to 2006 Flood Ordinance, and identify areas for improvements to review/approval processSlide17
Part 2 Schedule & Scope
September
:
Louisville’s Flood Protection System, emergency response roles (Corps, EMA, MSD, Public Works), operation, maintenance and needed improvements (needed MOU’s)
Climate change, weather trends, and community resiliency
Quantification and Assessment of Flood prone properties by risk (inland, river, and CSO area) and update of FEMA flood maps
MSD Drainage Fee - history, basis for assessment, ordinance, and annual revenue and expenditures
MSD’s EPA Consent Decree and impact on flooding (CSO area, non-CSO area) Slide18
Part 2 Schedule & Scope
October
:
Evaluation of Priority B properties/structures
Cost estimate to mitigate flood prone structures and development of plan/timeline
Funding sources and funding options to consider (public and private)
Determine resources and roles for MSD, EMA, Metro to develop Comprehensive Flood Management Program (Best in Class)
November
:
Finalize recommendations by November 1, 2015
Document findings, recommendations and publish final report by November 15, 2015
Proposed Floodplain Ordinance revisions – late November Slide19
Recommended Objective
Develop long term plan and recommendations to mitigate flood prone property in Louisville Metro and improve Public Heath, Safety, and the Quality of Life for Louisville’s citizensSlide20
Resources/Schedule
Resources:
Flood Mitigation Workgroup participants
Louisville MSD
Louisville EMA
Louisville Public Works
Corps of Engineers
FEMA/Kentucky Emergency Management
Kentucky Division of Water
Consultants
Board of Realtors
Insurance Industry
Citizen input
Recommend meeting the first and third Monday of each Month 1:30 PM at MSD Board RoomSlide21
Public Comment