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<br />M <br />C <br />.- <br />~ <br /> <br />-3- <br /> <br />c <br /> <br />relocate. The Hazard Mitigation Coordinator has been unable to determine <br />the number of property owners who have flood insurance because National <br />Office has not provided the Region with an up-to-date, usable listing of <br />policy holders; and the Region has received no Notices of Loss. The <br />Hazard Mitigation Coordinator is continuing to work with the State and <br />County and to research the status of flood insurance policies to identify <br />a possible Section 1362 project. <br /> <br />Yuma and Y~a County, Arizona -- There are several trailer parks located <br />within the levees. Most are occupied by recreational vehicles. Nearly <br />all units were removed during the flood and have since been returned to <br />the site. In addition, there are several older buildings which were not <br />substantially damaged. <br /> <br />Imperial County, California -- Almost all the lands fronting the Colorado <br />River within Imperial County are either federal, state, or Indian lands. <br />Levees are located on two stretches of the river: northwest of Palo Verde <br />and along the Bard-Winterhaven area. The only developed property which is <br />located within a levee and under the County jurisdiction is south of the <br />Winterhaven townsite. A house, shop building and mobile home occupy this <br />18.8 acre site. An occupant-constructed berm has prevented flooding <br />of these structures. <br /> <br />Needles, California -- The City of Needles has development within the BuRec <br />levee. The subdivision was built 15 years ago and was elevated above the <br />b.f.e. The only damage to this subdivision was loss of landscaping and one <br />access road. The City did not feel relocation was appropriate because there <br />was no damage to buildings. <br /> <br />San Bernardino County, California <br />on the location of structures within <br />sch~duled for October 6, 1983. <br /> <br />The County will provide the information <br />levees at the second community meeting <br /> <br />There are no buildings located within levees in Riverside County, California, <br />and La Paz County, Arizona. <br /> <br />WORK ELEMENT #2: <br /> <br />S T J <br />I L F <br /> <br />The federal/state/local agencies involved in management of land within the <br />floodplain must inform prospective concessionaires of potential flood hazards. <br /> <br />Progress: <br /> <br />The BLM is revising their contract with concessionaires which will include a <br />more specific flood hazard notification. The mechanism for such notification <br />has yet to be determined. <br /> <br />In addition, a special mitigation project is underway for the BLM concession- <br />aires along the Parker Strip. A working group consisting of BLM, FEMA, USACE, <br />