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<br />Mapping Plan for Colorado <br /> <br />Mapping Needs Assessment in Colorado will be an ongoing process after the development of our initial <br />MMIP. However, for each fiscal year there will be a pre-designated date upon which certain activities <br />will be halted in order to provide a current assessment to update each County's mapping needs. This <br />process includes: <br /> <br />. Collecting up-to-date mapping needs information from communities <br />. Reviewing, updating and entering the community needs into the Mapping Needs Update Support <br />System (MNUSS) <br />. Collecting available community technical and historical data <br />. Assessing map update methods and ranking system to prioritize communities <br />. Ensuring GPRA performance measures are being met and updating mapping needs accordingly <br /> <br />To evaluate the State's mapping needs, the following data is being collected and assessed on a community <br />and county basis. The information will be maintained in a database so that the data can be updated and <br />analyzed on an ongoing basis. <br /> <br />. Age of the existing FIRMs <br />. Known mapping needs <br />. Status of existing maps <br />. Existing or potential local mapping partners <br />. Existing flood hazard data <br />. Number of Letters of Map Change (LOMCs) <br />. Population and population growth <br />. Flood insurance claims and/or repetitive losses <br />. Format of existing maps <br /> <br />In addition, data needed to update the results of CWCB prioritization methodology on an annual basis <br />will be collected each year. <br /> <br />10.3 Estimated Costs To Complete Proposed Mapping Activities <br /> <br />The activities to be performed by the State in updating "First Priority" Community maps are estimated to <br />cost approximately $15,471,933. Approximately $11,603,950 of this amount will be provided by FEMA <br />to the State, and the State will provide a minimum match of25 percent, or about $3,867,983, through both <br />in-kind and cash contributions. <br />The costs for each county are listed in Table 10.3. <br /> <br />. All existing panels will require a Level 1 or Level 2 Update <br /> <br />. DFIRM production will be completed by the CTP AC and it's consultants, not by MCC. <br /> <br />. The number of stream miles assumed per panel is based on an average of 3 miles/panel (based on <br />approximating the average stream miles per panel for Larimer (2.8 mile/panel), Adams (5.4 <br />miles/panel) and Weld (3.4 miles/panel) counties. <br /> <br />12/26/2002 <br /> <br />Page 36 of 38 <br />