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<br />fl''''''4! <br />U 0 {~.:.'~ --'~ <br /> <br /> <br />,,%'!!-'A <br />~-Stw <br />~.~.i.;~ <br /> <br />PREFACE TO PART V <br /> <br />Part V discusses subdivision regulations to reduce floOd <br />losses. Draft regulations with commentary are included. Sub-, <br />division regulations which control the division of large parcels <br />into smaller ones can play important roles in reducing flood <br /> <br />losses. These controls can require developers .to overcome flood hazards <br />which affect subdivided lands and to provide drainage facilities, <br />roads, and other services which are protected against flood <br />damages. The re~ulations can prevent fraud and victimization of <br />lot ,owners and can promote community well-being by assuring that <br />lands can be safely used for their intended purposes. <br /> <br />1'he discussion anu draft' ieyulo. tivl".l3. reflect ~ <br /> <br />. . <br />....--".. <br />_.J................. <br /> <br />'.... ;'-::.':.; <br /> <br />of the law throughout the, land. Enabling statutes, case law and <br /> <br /> <br />the factual situaj::ions differ in each state and locality. There- <br /> <br /> <br />fore, regulatory programs mus't ~tai1oredto reflect these dif-, <br /> <br /> <br />ferences. It is particularly important that draft ordinance pro- <br /> <br /> <br />visions be modified to the needs of a locality before use. <br /> <br />/~:{,\ <br />'i~':j:;:-;;J <br /> <br />i <br />