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County
Pueblo
Community
Pueblo
Stream Name
Arkansas River
Basin
Arkansas
Title
City and County of Pueblo Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan
Date
8/1/1994
Prepared For
Pueblo
Prepared By
Pueblo
Floodplain - Doc Type
Flood Mitigation/Flood Warning/Watershed Restoration
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<br /> <br />trapped inside; a battery-operated flasWight IS <br />ideal. <br /> <br />Q Watch for electrical shorts or live wires before <br />making certain that the main power switch is <br />turned off. Do not turn on any lights or <br />appliances until an electrician has checked the <br />system for short circuits, <br /> <br />Q Cover broken windows and holes in the roof <br />or walls to prevent further weather dam age, <br /> <br />Q Proceed with immediate cleanup measures to <br />prevent any health hazards, Perishable items <br />which pose a health problem should be listed <br />and photographed before discarding, Throw out <br />fresh food and previously opened medicines that <br />have come in contact with floodwaters, <br /> <br />Q Water for drinking and food preparation should <br />be boiled vigorously for 10 minutes (until the <br />public water system has been declared safe). <br />Another method of disinfecting is to mix \I, <br />teaspoon of liquid bleach with 2\1, gal]ons of <br />water,..!et stand 5 minutes before using. In an <br />emergency, water may be obtained by draining <br />a hot water tank or melting ice cubes, <br /> <br />Q Refrigerators, sofas, and other hard goods <br />should be hosed off and kept for the adjuster's <br />inspection. Any partially damaged items should <br />be dried and aired; the adjuster will make <br />recommendations as to their repair or disposal. <br />Take pictures of the damage done to your <br />building and contents. <br /> <br />Q Take all wooden furniture outdoors and dry, <br />but keep it out of direct suulight to prevent <br />warping. Remove drawers and other moving <br />parts as soon as possible. <br /> <br />Q Shovel out mud while it is still moist to give <br />walls and floors a chance to dry, Once plastered <br />walls have dried, brush off loose dirt, Wash with <br />a mild soap solution, Special attention at this <br />early stage should also be paid to cleaning out <br />heating and plumbing systems, <br /> <br />Pueblo Flood Hazard Miti"ation Pbm <br /> <br />o Mildew can be removed from dry wood with <br />a solution of 4-6 tablespoons of tri,sodium <br />phosphate, I cup liquid bleach, and I gallon <br />water, <br /> <br />o Clean metal at once then wipe with a kerosine- <br />soaked cloth, A light coat of oil will prevent iron <br />from rusting. <br /> <br />o Quickly separate all laundry items to avoid <br />running colors, Allow clothing or household <br />fabrics to dry slowly, away from direct heat. <br /> <br />o Flooded basements should be drained and <br />cleaned as soon as possible, However, structural <br />damage can occur by pumping out the water too <br />quickly, After the floodwaters around your <br />property have subsided, begin draining the <br />basement in stages, about one third of the water <br />volume each day. Do not pump the basement <br />dry if the ground is still saturated. The walls <br />could collapse if there is no water inside to <br />counterbalance the pressure of the water on the <br />outside of the walls, Please see diagram below <br /> <br /> <br />~ - <br /> <br />~ ~ <br /> <br />UPLIFT (BUOYANCY) FORCE <br /> <br />Balanced fo",es by internal flooding, <br /> <br />23 <br />
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