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560.24 . mud!low) hazards and prevent their ag- gravation; (e) Coordination of land use. sewer. and drainage regulations and ordi- nances with fire prevention, flood plain, mudslide (Le., mud!low), soil, land, and water regulation in neighbor- ing communi ties; (f) P)ATlTl;ng subdivisions and other developments in such a manner as to avoid exposure to mudslide (Le., mud- flow) hazards and the control of public facility and utility extension to dis- courage inappropriate development; (g) Public facility location and de- sign requirements with higher site sta- bility and access standards for schools, hospitals, nursing homes, orphanages, correctional and other residential in- stitutions, llre and police stations, communication centers, electric power transformers and substations, water and sewer pumping stations and any othero.public. or quasi-public institu- tions located in the mudslide (i.e., mud!low) area to enable them to with- stand mudslide (Le., mud!low) llA.mso,ge and to facilitate emergency operations; and (h) Provision for emergencies, includ- ing: (1) Warning, evacuation, abatement. and access procedures in the event of mudslide (Le., mud!low). (2) Enactment of public measures and initiation of private procedures to limit danger and llA.mso,ge from contin- ued or future mudslides (Le., mud!low), (3) Fire prevention procedures in the event of the rupture of gas or electrical distribution systems by mudslides, (4) Provisions to avoid contAm;Tlation of water conduits or deterioration of slOpe stability by the rupture of such systems, (5) Similar provisions for sewers which in the event of rupture pose both health and site stability hazards and (6) Provisions for alternative vehicu- lar access and escape routes when nor- mal routes are blocked or destroyed by mudslides (i.e., mud!low); (i) The means for assuring consist- ency between state, areawide, and local comprehensive plans with the plans de- veloped for mudslide (i.e., mud!low)- prone areas; (j) DetelTing the nonessential instal- lation of public utilities a.lid pUblic fa- . . , 44 CFR Ch. I (10-1-97 Edition) cilities in mudslide (i.e., mud!low)- prone areas. *60.24 Plann;ng considerations for flood-related erosion-prone areas. The planning process for commu- nities identilled under part 65 of this subchapter as containing Zone E or which indicate in their applications for flood insurance coverage pursuant to fi 59.22 of this subchapter that they have flood-rela.ted erosion 1l.I'eaS should in- clude- (a) The importance of directing fu- ture developments to Areas not exposed to flood-related erosion; (b) The possibility of reserving flood- related erosion-prone areas for open space purposes; (c) The coordination of all plann;n€" for the flood-related erosion-prone areas with planning at the State and Regional levels, and with plA.nn;ng at the level of neighboring communities; (d) Preventive action in E zones. in- cluding setbacks, shore protection works, relocating structures in the path of flood-related erosion, and com- munity acciujsition of flood-related erosion-prone properties for public pur- poses; (e) Consistency of plans for flood-re- lated erosion-prone areas with com- prehensive plans at the state, regional and local levels. * 60.25 Designation, duties, and re- sponsibilities of State Coordinating Agencies. , (a) States are encouraged to dem- onstrate a commitment to the mini- mum flood plain mA.'''''gement criteria set forth in H60.3, 60.4. and 60.5 as evi- denced by the designation of an agency of State government to be responsible for coordinating the Program aspects of flood plain management in the State. (b) State participation in flirthering the objectives of this part $all include maintR.;Tl;Tl€" capability to perform the appropriate duties and responsibilities as follows: (1) Enact, whenever necessary, legis- lation enabling counties and munici- palities to regulate development wi~- in flood-prone areas; 248 . . .:. :..:.....: ." :;." . . '0 ." .:..". .:. . . . - . ." .." "., -.".