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Annual Report 1991-1992 Colorado Natural Hazards Mitigation Council
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1/1/1991
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State of Colorado
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Colorado Natural Hazards Mitigation Council
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<br />Colorado Landslide Hazard <br /> <br /> <br />and use, or in communities where land optimally <br />suited for development is in short supply, there is <br />strong motivation to develop the land extensively. <br />Land use regulations must be balanced against eco- <br />nomic considerations, political pressures, a~d his- <br />torical rights. However, if construction is allowed to <br />occur in a hazardous area, there is a moral and legal <br />obligation to disclose the hazard to future owners <br />and occupants. <br /> <br />The Colorado Landslide Problem <br /> <br />Vulnerable Communities, Areas, and <br />Facilities in Colorado <br /> <br />The map below indicates areas in the state where <br /> <br />MUFrAT <br /> <br />Hie 6lA.NCO <br /> <br />1S <br />22 <br /> <br />.~~RF'L,-O <br />03 <br /> <br />035 <br />MESA <br /> <br />AL.AMOSA <br /> <br />-::()r>J~.JCS <br /> <br />Landslide Problem Areas in Colorado <br /> <br />landslides have the most serious, or potentially seri- <br />ous, impacts on communities, transportation corri- <br />dors, lifelines, or the economy (see Colorado <br />Landslide Hazard Mitigation Plan for details). <br /> <br />Landslide Hazard Mitigation Plan <br />Implementation Program <br /> <br />Fundamental to a mitigation program is the estab. <br />lishment of a system for landslide mitigation man- <br />agement at the state and local government levels. A <br />permanent state system can effect mitigation pro- <br />jects which are needed but cannot be accomplished <br />locally. The creation of the state hazard mitigation <br />council will help ensure that: <br /> <br />SEDGWICK <br /> <br />L~33 <br /> <br />LOGAN <br /> <br />WELD <br /> <br />PHILLIPS <br /> <br />C==32 <br /> <br />MORGAN <br /> <br />YUMA <br /> <br />ADAMS <br /> <br />WAShiNGTON <br /> <br />ARAPAHOE <br /> <br />S.9 <br /> <br />KIT CARSON <br /> <br />ELBE.RT <br /> <br />LINCOLN <br /> <br />fl, EL PASO <br />.'((i, <br /> <br />CHEYFNNE <br /> <br />7 <br /> <br />KIOWA <br /> <br />CROWlEyl <br /> <br />PUEBLO <br /> <br />BENT PROWERS <br /> <br />OTERO <br /> <br />CCSTlL....A <br /> <br />BACA <br /> <br />~AS ANIMAS <br /> <br />26 <br />
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