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9/3/2019
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Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Request to Approve a Resolution to Adopt the 2019 Kittitas County Hazard Mitigation Plan as Approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Consent Agenda
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56110
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Resolution
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CHAPTER 11. FLOOD <br />11-18 <br />• Population over 65 Years Old— Approximately 6 percent of the population in the census <br />blocks that intersect the 100-year or 500-year floodplain are over 65 years old. <br />• Population under 16 Years Old— Approximately 9 percent of the population within census <br />blocks located in or near the 100-year or 500-year floodplain are under 16 years of age. <br />11.6.2 Property <br />Hazus calculates losses to structures from flooding by looking at depth of flooding and type of structure. <br />Using historical flood insurance claim data, Hazus estimates the percentage of damage to structures and <br />their contents by applying established damage functions to an inventory. For this analysis, local data on <br />structures was used instead of the default inventory data provided with Hazus. The analysis is summarized <br />in Table 11-10 and Table 11-11 for the 100-year and 500-year flood events, respectively. <br /> <br />Table 11-10. Estimated Flood Loss for the 100-Year Flood Event (Hazus-Generated) <br />Jurisdiction Value of Exposed Buildings % of Total Assessed Value in <br />Jurisdiction <br />Cle Elum $75,821 0.1% <br />Ellensburg $0 0.0% <br />Kittitas $0 0.0% <br />Roslyn $0 0.0% <br />South Cle Elum $2,018 0.0% <br />Unincorporated Kittitas County $5,956,810 0.2% <br />Total $6,034,649 0.1% <br /> <br />Table 11-11. Estimated Flood Loss for the 500-Year Flood Event (Hazus-Generated) <br />Jurisdiction Value of Exposed Buildings % of Total Assessed Value in <br />Jurisdiction <br />Cle Elum $126,001 0.1% <br />Ellensburg $0 0 <br />Kittitas $0 0 <br />Roslyn $0 0 <br />South Cle Elum $4,536 0.1% <br />Unincorporated Kittitas County $13,929,380 0.4% <br />Total $14,059,917 0.3% <br />It is estimated that there would be up to $6 million of flood loss from a 100-year flood event in the planning <br />area. This represents 18 percent of the total exposure to the 100-year flood and 0.1 percent of the total <br />assessed value for the county. It is estimated that there would be $14 million of flood loss from a 500-year <br />flood event, representing 28 percent of the total exposure to a 500-year flood event and 0.3 percent of the <br />total assessed value. <br />National Flood Insurance Program <br />Table 11-12 lists flood insurance statistics that help identify vulnerability in Kittitas County. Six <br />communities in the planning area participate in the NFIP, with 433 flood insurance policies providing
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