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Boulder
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Lyons
Title
Lyons Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan: The August 10, 1994 Flood
Date
9/1/1994
Prepared For
Lyons
Prepared By
Town of Lyons, Colorado Office of Emergency Management
Floodplain - Doc Type
Flood Mitigation/Flood Warning/Watershed Restoration
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<br />LYONS COLORADO FLOOD HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN <br /> <br />PLANNING <br /> <br />Zoning <br /> <br />Zoning is the process of dividing an area of <br />land into districts or zones, and placing <br />certain development and land use <br />restrictions on these areas. It is a means by <br />which the development and growth of a <br />community may be controlled. <br /> <br />Benefits of Zoning <br /> <br />... Zoning conserves and promotes proper <br />................~~.Y.~.l~pr.n.-.~~~.g(!:l~~.lli...~e.s.~~(;.e.s.:.... <br />... Zoning helps to prevent property <br />depreciation, protects against <br />...............!:l~~.lli...~~.t.e.~~~~~gi.~~..d.i.~.~~e.~:. <br />... Zoning prevents overcrowding and <br />unnecessary land pressures <br />associated with over-development <br />.. ....a.Il.<i..~.Y.~.P.9P~Il~Q~.:................................ <br />:. .i~ning promotes safe living within the <br />community. <br /> <br />Zoning is an important, if not critical, tool <br />for successful mitigation against any type <br />of disaster. By implementing height, <br />weight, bulk, and design limitations, as <br />well as penalties for development within <br />designated areas, an environmentally safe <br />and stable community may be achieved. <br /> <br />Recommended Steps (or Zoning <br /> <br />· Map u.e and .ize of existing buDding.; thl. <br />.hould Include height, bulk, lot .ize llIId lot <br />depth. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />A..es. current property value. If not <br />already done. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Map an new buDding. erected within the <br />laot five yean. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Map topography, .urface drainage, soD <br />types llIId .ub.urface drainage condition.. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />De.lgnate ftoodplaln areu, fault line., llIId <br />aU wate...ay.. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Clu.1fy .treet. llIId road., listing their <br />pre.ent llIId future llIItleipated tratrlC <br />volumes, tran.portation lines, accident <br />.pots llIId parking facUitieo. <br /> <br />. Collect the number, distribution, migration <br />characteristic., llIId age composition of the <br />population. <br /> <br />. Define the economic bue of the community. <br /> <br />. Ba.ed on the information gathered, desigu <br />a feuible zoning plan that promote. a .afe <br />environment and discourages llIIY misuse of <br />land. <br /> <br />Implementation of zoning ordinances <br />should be structured so all adjacent <br />properties are under similar restrictions to <br />avoid conflict between patrons that have <br />adjacent properties. High hazard areas, <br />such as floodplains, may eventually be <br />converted into recreational parks, parking <br />lots, agricultural land, or wildlife <br />sanctuaries, which all lessen risk associated <br />with flood. <br /> <br />Land Use Planning <br /> <br />Land use planning encourages people to <br />avoid hazardous zones. There are four <br />basic aspects of land use plllIlllip.g: <br /> <br />Public Acquisition - is government <br />ownership of potentially hazardous land <br /> <br />21 <br />
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