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<br />e <br /> <br />The Flood Mitigation and Recovery annex deals with common aspects of flood recovery, <br />however, the unexpected will happen_ The failure of a flood control structure, for <br />example, can mean rebuilding an entire section of a community_ Key staff people may be <br />out of town or unable to handle the pressure, or adverse weather may delay outside help <br />Contingencies like these are part of the conlext of recovery. By following this guidance, <br />as much as possible about the "normal" tasks of post-flood recovery, local government <br />staffs will be prepared to do these with more ease, giving themselves a better chance of <br />handling the "abnormal" tasks effectively. <br /> <br />At a minimum, the following documents will be key to a successful mitigation of a <br />flooding situation: <br /> <br />. Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) or most recent NFIP map <br />. floodplain management ordinance _ _ <br />. local hazard mitigation plans and information about previous flooding <br />. emergency response plan, including shelter plans <br />. master plan information <br />. zoning ordinance and maps <br />. procedures for processing planning and building permits <br />. lists of historic buildings <br /> <br />Other relevant materials, such as census data, housing plans, or economic development <br />e plans, may be useful, if readily provided. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />2 <br />