2019_KittitasCountyHMP_Volume2_For Adoption

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D-5 – School Districts—Anything within natural hazard risk zones, besides school buildings, that is critical for you to operate (e.g., school buses if you own a fleet of school buses). – Total Value of Critical Infrastructure/Equipment—Enter total replacement-cost value of the critical infrastructure and equipment listed above. – List of Critical Facilities Owned by the Jurisdiction—List all buildings and other facilities that are critical to your jurisdiction’s operations and are located in a natural hazard risk zone. Briefly describe the facility and give its estimated replacement-cost value. – Total Value of Critical Facilities—Enter total replacement-cost value of the critical facilities listed above. – Current and Anticipated Service Trends—Enter a brief description on how your jurisdiction’s services are projected to expand in the foreseeable future and why. Note any identified capital improvements needed to meet the projected expansion. Examples are as follows: – For a Fire District: Portions of the jurisdiction have experienced a 13 percent growth over the last five years. Land use designations allow for an increase in light commercial and residential land uses within the service area. This increase in density of land uses will represent an increase in population and thus a projected increase in call volume. Our District is experiencing an average annual increase in call volume of 13 percent. – For Dike/Drainage/Flood Control District: Portions of the jurisdiction have experienced a 13 percent growth over the last five years. Land use designations allow for an increase in light commercial and residential land uses within the service area. This increase in density of land use will result in an increase in impermeable surface within our service area and thus increase the demand on control facilities. – For a Water District: Portions of the jurisdiction have experienced a 13 percent growth over the last five years. Land use designations allow for an increase in light commercial and residential land uses within the service area. This increase in density of land use will represent an increase in the number of housing units within the service area and thus represent an expansion of the district’s delivery network. Boundary Map Maps that illustrate the service area boundary for all special-purpose district partners will be provided at the workshop. Please confirm that the boundaries reflected on the maps are current and accurate for your jurisdiction. In the box for this section, include a reference to the map that includes your jurisdiction ’s boundaries. Jurisdiction-Specific Natural Hazard Event History In Table X-1, list in chronological order (most recent first) any natural hazard event that has caused damage to your jurisdiction since 1975. Include the date of the event and the estimated dollar amount of damage it caused. Please refer to the summary of natural hazard events within risk assessment of the overall hazard mitigation plan. Potential sources of damage information include: – Preliminary damage estimates your jurisdiction filed with the county or state – Insurance claims data – Newspaper archives – Other plans/documents that deal with emergency management (safety element of a comprehensive plan, emergency response plan, etc.)