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~istent with the minimum flood in management crit,eria for the Pro. m; 12) Participate in flood plain man. ~ment training opportunities and leT flood hazard preparedness pro- lJllS whenever practicable. c) Other duties and respoIl..'iibilities, deh may be deemed appropriate by ~ State and which arc to be official. designated as being conducted in , capacity of the State Coordinating cncy for the Program, may be caf- d out with prior notification of the ministrator. el) For States which have demon. ated a conunitment to and expert- ~e in application of the minimum od plain management criteria set th in i i 60.3, 60.4, and 60.5 as evl- 1ced by the establishment and 1m- mentation of programs which sub- ntially encompass the activities de. ibed In paragraphs (a), (b), and (c) , t,hls section, the Administrator shall :e t.he foregoing into account when: 1) Considering State reconunenda- t1S prior to implemcntiug Program ivities affecting State communities: 2) Considering State approval or tifications of local flood plain man- ~ment regulations as meeting the re- rements of this part. FR 30309. Aug. 25. 1986} 1.26 Local coordination. 1,) I~ocal flood plain, mudslide (i.e., dflow) and flood-related erosion a management, forecasting, emer- lCY preparedness, and damage .tcment programs should be coordi~ cd with. relevant Federal, State. L regional programs; )) A community adopting flood in management regUlations pursu~ to these criteria should coordinate h the appropriate State ag-ency to mote public acceptance and use o.f ,ctlve flood plain, mudslide, (I.e.. dflow) and flood-related erosion ulations; :) A community should notify adja- t communities prior to substantial unercial developments a.nd large divisions to be undertaken in areas Ing special flood, mudslide (I.e., :illow) and/or flood-related erosion ards. 274