HomeMy Public PortalAboutResolution 2018-42, Support Of Approval & Adoption Of 2018 Scott County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Update, December 11, 2018 Resolution 2018-42
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF RIVERDALE IN SUPPORT OF THE APPROVAL
AND ADOPTION OF THE 2018 SCOTT COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL
HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN UPDATE
WHEREAS, Scott County applied for and was awarded funding from the Pre-Disaster Mitigation
Grant Program(PDM) administered by the Federal Emergency Management agency(FEMA)and
through the Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management Division (IHSEMD) for
updating the 2012 Scott County Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan; and
WHEREAS, Scott County contracted with the Bi-State Regional Commission (BSRC) for
assistance in preparing the Plan; and
WHEREAS, the City of Riverdale, with assistance from Scott County and BSRC has gathered
information and prepared the Scott County 2018 Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan
Update; and
WHEREAS, the Scott County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Update has been
prepared in accordance with FEMA requirements at 44 CFR 201.6; and
WHEREAS, the Plan process has been subject to public review and comment during its
development; and
WHEREAS,the Mayor and City Council of the City of Riverdale have reviewed the Plan; and
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and the City Council of the City of
Riverdale that the City of Riverdale hereby approves and adopts the 2018 Scott County Multi-
Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Update as this jurisdictions Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan
pending FEMA approval of the Plan, a copy of which is on file at City Hall, currently available
online at:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/bc8syb8gosa4pq0/Scott County Hazard Mitigation Plan 2018-
8.pdf/file , and is referenced hereinabove. The plan document will be adopted in the final format
approved by FEMA.
• SSED AND APPROVED this 11th day of December,2018.
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ATTEST;
Ronald Fullerlove, City Clerk
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Scott County Hazard Mitigation Plan Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Prerequisites 1
Adoption by the Local Governing Body 1
Plan Adoption 1
Participation 2
2 Plan Process 3
Who was involved 3
Planning Area and Map 4
Plan Development 4
Advisory Group 7
Public Involvement 7
Existing Planning Mechanisms 7
Incorporation of previous plan into existing planning mechanisms 13
Participation in the National Flood Insurance Program 13
Demographics 14
3 Risk Assessment 15
Identifying Hazards 15
Profiling Hazards 17
Hazard Scoring Methodology 17
Final Hazard Score for Each Jurisdiction 18
Prioritizing Hazards 20
Assessor Data 20
Hazard Profiles 23
Dam Failure 23
Drought 27
Earthquake 31
Expansive Soils 35
Extreme Heat 38
Flash Flood 42
Grass and Wildland Fires 46
Levee Failure 49
River Flood 53
HAZUS-MH 61
Severe Winter Storm 67
Sinkholes, Land Subsidence, and Landslides 70
Thunderstorm, Hailstorm, and Lightning 79
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Tornado 83
Windstorm 87
Assessing Vulnerability: Overview 90
Community Profile: Scott County, Iowa 90
Housing 97
Assessing Vulnerability: Identifying Structures 102
Determining Community Assets 102
Assessing Vulnerability: Analyzing Development Trends 107
Population and Housing Trends 107
Existing Land Use 112
Future Land Use 112
Financial Capabilities 113
Individual Jurisdiction Risk Assessment Profiles 113
City of Dixon 124
City of Donahue 126
4 Mitigation Strategy 157
Local Hazard Mitigation Goals 157
Hazard Mitigation Objectives 157
Identification and Analysis of Mitigation Actions 158
Range of Mitigation Measures 158
Evaluation of Alternative Mitigation Actions 165
Multi-Jurisdiction Mitigation Actions 166
Removed Actions 192
5 Plan Maintenance Process 193
Monitoring the Plan 193
Evaluating the Plan 193
Updating the Plan 193
Incorporation Into Existing Planning Mechanisms 193
Continued Public Involvement 195
Appendix I-1 Sample Resolution 197
Appendix I-2 Adoption Resolutions 201
Appendix II-1 Planning Committee List 211
Appendix II-2 Advisory committee Invitation Letter 215
Appendix II-3 Advisory Committee List 219
Appendix I1-4 Public Hearing Information and Comments 223
Appendix II-5 2015 Census Data 239
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Appendix III-1 Individual Jurisdiction Hazard Scores 243
Appendix III-2 Special Flood Hazard Area Maps 259
Appendix IV-1 STAPLEE Evaluation Information and Instructions 291
Appendix IV-2 Completed Individual Jurisdiction STAPLEE Forms 297
Appendix V-1 Plan Updates 439
Appendix VI-1 Man-made or Human-caused Hazards from Scott County, Iowa
Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan, 2012 443
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LIST OF MAPS
Map 2-1 Planning Area 6
Map 3-1 Dams & Levees 26
Map 3-2 U.S. Geological Survey 2008 Hazard Map 34
Map 3-3 Expansive Soils 37
Map 3-4 Flood Hazard Areas with Repetitive Loss Properties 60
Map 3-5 Slope 65
Map 3-6 Karst Areas 66
Map 3-7 Existing Land Use 77
Map 3-8 Flood Hazard Areas with Community Assets 78
Map 3-9 Flood Hazard Areas 96
Map 3-10 Land Cover 109
Map 3-11 Future Land Use 111
Map 3-12 School Districts 155
LIST OF TABLES
Table 2-1 Record of Review 8
Table 3-1 Comparison of Potential Natural Hazards 15
Table 3-2 Hazards Not Profiled in the Plan 16
Table 3-3 Hazard Scoring Methodology 18
Table 3-4 Scott County Hazard Scoring 19
Table 3-5 Assessed Value of Land and Structures for Scott County 21
Table 3-7 Land Value of Levee Inundation Areas 51
Table 3-6 HAZUS Modeled River Flood Events for Selected Dates 62
Table 4-1 Multi-Jurisdictional Priority Actions 167
Table A-II-S Scott County Population 1950 - 2010 241
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Scott County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Executive Summar
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Scott County Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan was developed to meet the
requirements of the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000, also known as DMA 2000. DMA 2000
places increased emphasis on local mitigation planning. It requires local governments to develop
and submit mitigation plans as a condition of receiving Pre-Disaster Mitigation (PDM) and
Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) project funds from the Federal Emergency
Management Agency(FEMA). These grant programs enable communities to be proactive in
their hazard mitigation by minimizing or eliminating potential risk to hazards. In addition to
supporting ongoing mitigation actions, the plan assesses the vulnerability of the planning area to
natural hazards referenced in the 2013 Iowa Hazard Mitigation Plan. The plan identifies priority
mitigation actions and establishes a process for implementation and maintenance of the plan.
Scott County received a grant of HMGP planning funds to initiate the Local Hazard Mitigation
Plan update process. Fifteen of the incorporated municipalities, four community school districts,
and one community college district in Scott County agreed to participate in order to make it a
county-wide multi jurisdictional plan. The active participation of all these jurisdictions is
recorded within the plan document. As each jurisdiction adopts the plan, it receives the same
eligibility to apply for and receive its own FEMA project funds as described above.
Requirements for FEMA approval of the plan document include adoption of the plan by the local
governing body. Chapter 2 of the plan documents the planning process used and public
participation. The process included a planning committee made up of representatives of the
participating jurisdictions who assisted in reviewing and refining plan draft sections. Each
participating jurisdiction designated one primary contact or more to receive information and to
respond to requests for data pertinent to that jurisdiction. Although other representatives may
have been called on to attend meetings or respond to data requests,the primary contact structure
established some continuity in the flow of information for each jurisdiction. In addition, an
extended advisory committee was invited to represent a broader range of community interests
and expertise. A list of those who received mailings or attended meetings during the planning
process is included as an appendix to the document. For public participation, Scott County made
use of its website to keep the public informed as the plan was developed and drafted. An e-mail
subscription through the website was available to allow citizens the opportunity to receive
additional information and news as the planning process progressed. In addition, a separate
public notice was published on two separate occasions for the process as a whole, and afforded
with hazards goals and priority review at respective board or council meetings, and as part of
their respective adoption process.
Chapter 3 of the plan addresses hazard analysis and risk assessment. Sixteen natural and 24
human-caused hazards were identified for the planning area and profiled in the original plan
adopted in 2012. This update focuses on natural hazards. A scoring methodology was agreed
upon by the Planning Committee for the original plan and was used as an objective means of
establishing an initial priority ranking of the hazards. That same methodology was used for the
plan update but only considered natural hazards.
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Executive Summary Scott County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan
As a requirement of a multi jurisdictional plan, each individual jurisdiction has its own risk
assessment section in the plan. These highlight where local conditions differ from the county-
wide planning area as a whole and reflect local hazard priorities.
Chapter 4 of the plan develops the mitigation strategy. First, local hazard mitigation goals and
objectives were established for the county-wide planning area in the 2012 plan. These were
reviewed and/or revised as part of the update process. In the 2012 plan, the Planning Committee
identified mitigation actions to address a comprehensive range of categories including
prevention, property protection, public education and awareness, natural resource protection, and
structural projects. The goals and objectives established from that original effort were reaffirmed
by each jurisdiction in the plan update. Plan participants were also asked to review their
mitigation actions, provide a status update for each, and provide any new mitigation actions they
wish to pursue. Using FEMA guidance, all mitigation actions considered were analyzed under
STAPLEE criteria(STAPLEE is an acronym for Social, Technical, Administrative, Political,
Legal, Economic, and Environmental criteria). Mitigation actions were selected to address first
priority hazards with an emphasis on flood mitigation. Each jurisdiction was required to develop
at least one mitigation action specific to that jurisdiction's local priorities. The priority
mitigation actions provide justification for future funding requests and grant applications.
Chapter 5 describes existing planning mechanisms that will assist participating jurisdictions in
implementation of priority actions. This part also outlines procedures for monitoring, evaluating,
and updating the local hazard mitigation plan. Based on federal requirements, once FEMA has
reviewed and approved the plan document, it must be reviewed and updated every five years or
in the event of a federal Presidential Disaster Declaration, whichever comes first. Chapter 5
provides for the schedule of continued plan maintenance and continued public input.
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Scott County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan I—Prerequisites
1 PREREQUISITES
Adoption by the Local Governing Body
Scott County, Iowa is the subgrantee for the FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP)
agreement for planning through the Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management
Division (IHSEMD). Scott County is, therefore,the lead jurisdiction in a multi jurisdictional
plan process for the county and its constituent participating municipalities, school districts, and
community college. As such, Scott County has adopted this multi jurisdiction local hazard
mitigation plan process and updated document in accordance with FEMA standards. A copy of
the signed resolution as adopted November 2, 2017 follows.
Plan. Adoption
In addition to Scott County, fifteen incorporated municipalities, four community school districts,
and one community college district have participated in the multi jurisdiction local hazard
mitigation planning process with Scott County in order to receive individual approval of the
plan. A draft resolution was provided as a sample for municipalities as shown in Appendix I-1.
Each jurisdiction has adopted the plan process and document as dated below. A copy of each
signed resolution as adopted is included in Appendix I-2.
Participating Jurisdiction Date of Plan Adoption
Scott County(includes unincorporated) 11/2/17
City of Bettendorf 11/7/17
City of Blue Grass TBD
City of Buffalo TBD
City of Davenport 11/21/17
City of Dixon TBD
City of Donahue 11/6/17
City of Eldridge TBD
City of LeClaire TBD
City of Long Grove TBD
City of Maysville TBD
City of Panorama Park TBD
City of Princeton 12/14/17
City of Riverdale TBD
City of Walcott TBD
Bettendorf Community School District 9/18/17
Davenport Community School District TBD
North Scott Community School District TBD
Pleasant Valley Community School District TBD
Eastern Iowa Community College District(Scott County TBD
Campuses)
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Scott County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan 3 — Risk Assessment
City of Riverdale
Overview
2010 Census Population: 524
2015 ACS Population Estimate: 476
2021 Population Projection: 448
Percent Change (2010-2015): -9.2%
Percent Change (2010-2021): -14.5%
County Rank in Population: 11
Land Area: 1.835 Square Miles
County Rank in Land Area: 10
Geography and Land Use
The City of Riverdale is located in southern Scott County in southern Pleasant Valley Township.
Riverdale is bordered by the Mississippi River to the south, and the City of Bettendorf on the
east, west, and north. Duck Creek forms part of the western border between Bettendorf and
Riverdale. U.S. Hwy 67 and the Iowa Chicago & Eastern Railroad line runs through Riverdale.
Arconic (f.k.a. ALCOA, Inc.), with 135 acres under roof, is the largest sheet and plate rolling
facility in the U.S. and is located between U.S. Hwy 67 and the Mississippi River, comprising a
large amount of Riverdale's land area. Also located within the boundaries of Riverdale are Scott
Community College; Pleasant Valley High School; Magellan Pipe Line's tank farm,which holds
several million gallons of gasoline and diesel fuel; small commercial and light industry districts;
five distinct residential areas; and one 97-acre farm. Arconic, Pleasant Valley High School, and
Scott Community College generate a transient population in excess of 7,500 people. A special
flood hazard area is located along the Mississippi; however,the majority of the floodplain is
located south of U.S. Hwy 67 (see DFIRM in Appendix 111-2). There are a few residential
homes within the Duck Creek Special Flood Hazard Area near where Duck Creek meets the
Mississippi River. After the 1966 Mississippi River flood,Arconic (f.k.a. ALCOA, Inc.) built a
private levee around the plant. When the City of Bettendorf built their Mississippi River levee
system, a combination levy/flood wall was built on the western side of Duck Creek from U.S.
Hwy 67 south to the Mississippi River. On the eastern side of Duck Creek, adjacent to the
western end of Wisteria Lane, there is a short flood wall that offers some protection to
Riverdale's Havens Acres subdivision. In addition, railroad tracks and a small berm south of
Wisteria Lane also provide some protection to Havens Acres subdivision. There are no known
occurrences of land subsidence or sinkholes in Riverdale.
Government Structure
The City of Riverdale has a mayor-council form of local government. The mayor is elected in
two-year terms while the city council, consisting of five elected officials, is elected to four-year
staggered terms. The city keeps a city attorney on retainer. City staff consists of two part-time
clerks and a part-time maintenance worker.
City Departments
• City Administration
• Fire Department
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Boards and Commissions
• Board of Adjustment
• Zoning Commission
Critical Facilities
Critical facilities within the City of Riverdale include City Hall, fire department, local large
businesses, community college campus, high school, and a fuel depot. There were 11 areas of
vulnerable populations identified throughout the city as well. These can be seen on Map 3-8.
None of Riverdale's assets are located within the floodplain.
Hazard Priorities
The City of Riverdale is located along the Mississippi River and Duck Creek. Although part of
the city is protected by private levees,the city recognizes the need for all residents to be prepared
for an event and participates in the National Flood Insurance Program. Water enters Havens
Acres and floods land south of Havens Acres when the Mississippi River reaches flood stage.
Flash flooding of the Pleasant Hills subdivisions occurs when rain exceeds a seven-year return
frequency storm because of inadequate control of storm water runoff from Scott Community
College. Flash floods occur in Havens Acres because of ice jams in Duck Creek and rain water
runoff from greater Scott County. Severe winter storms have immobilized the city for periods of
time in excess of 14 hours. Power outages, usually due to severe weather, have lasted as long as
three days. The city has experienced a tornado (1979)and understands the importance of
advance storm warnings, and would like to add an additional siren in the Havens Acres
subdivision that has no storm warning coverage. The city encourages residents to keep a"File of
Life" kit that contains all necessary medical information and can be lifesaving during a hazard
event. The City of Riverdale's mitigation actions are listed in Chapter 4.
The following table lists all considered natural hazards ranked from highest to lowest score as
described in the Hazard Scoring Methodology in this chapter.
2017 Ranked Hazards
River Flood
Severe Winter Storm
Tornado
Windstorm
Grass and Wildland Fires
Flash Flood
Drought
Thunderstorm,Lightning,Hail
Extreme Heat
Levee Failure
Dams
Landslide/Sinkhole
Expansive Soils
Earthquake
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City of Panorama Park:
2012 Ranked Hazards 2017 Ranked Hazards
Thunderstorm. Lightning. Hail Thunderstorm, Lightning. Hail
Extreme Heat Extreme Heat
River Flood River Flood
Severe Winter Storm Severe Winter Storm
Windstorm Windstorm
Flash Flood Flash Flood
Tornado Tornado
Earthquake Earthquake
Grass and Wildland Fires Grass and Wildland Fires
Landslide/Sinkhole Landslide/Sinkhole
Drought Drought
Dams Dams
Expansive Soils Expansive Soils
Levee Failure Levee Failure
City of Princeton:
2012 Ranked Hazards 2017 Ranked Hazards
Tornado Tornado
River Flood River Flood
Flash Flood Flash Flood
Grass and Wildland Fires Grass and Wildland Fires
Drought Drought
Extreme Heat Extreme Heat
Levee Failure Levee Failure
Thunderstorm,Lightning,Hail Thunderstorm,Lightning,Hail
Windstorm Windstorm
Severe Winter Storm Severe Winter Storm
Landslide/Sinkhole Landslide/Sinkhole
Expansive Soils Expansive Soils
Dams Dams
Earthquake Earthquake
City of Riverdale:
2012 Ranked Hazards 201�7`Rand
River Flood River Flood
Severe Winter Storm Severe Winter Storm
Tornado Tornado
Windstorm Windstorm
Grass and Wildland Fires Grass and Wildland Fires
Flash Flood Flash Flood
Drought Drought
Thunderstorm,Lightning,Hail Thunderstorm,Lightning,Hail
Extreme Heat Extreme Heat
Levee Failure Levee Failure
Dams Dams
Landslide/Sinkhole Landslide/Sinkhole
Expansive Soils Expansive Soils
Earthquake Earthquake
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Jurisdiction:Riverdale
Action ID: 1.1
Action considered: Add tornado siren in Haven Acres subdivision
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Benefit: Provides tornado and severe storm warning to a residential area that cannot hear other
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Cost/Funding Source: Riverdale's annual budget/Grant funding
Responsible Party: City Council
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing— In Process
Action ID: 1.2
Action considered: Maintain existing fire equipment
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Benefit: Keeps fire and rescue equipment in a response ready state
Cost/Funding Source: Riverdale's annual budget
Responsible Party: Fire Chief
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
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Action ID: 1.3
Action considered: Purchase additional fire equipment as required
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Benefit: Keeps fire equipment up-to-standard, modern, and with newer technology
Cost/Funding Source: Riverdale's annual budget/ Grant funding
Responsible Party: Fire Chief, City council, Mayor
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
Action ID: 1.4
Action considered: Distribute the "File of Life" kit to each citizen of Riverdale. Make sure that
each resident understands the importance of medical information readily available
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Cost/Funding Source: Riverdale's annual budget
Responsible Party: Fire chief
Timeframe for Completion: Complete
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Action ID: 2.1
Action considered: Install new stormwater sewer lines or replace existing stormwater sewer
lines with appropriately sized sewers as city land use changes
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Benefit: Reduces potential flooding and soil erosion
Cost/Funding Source: Riverdale's annual budget/Grant funding
Responsible Party: City Council
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
Action ID: 3.1
Action considered: Revise the severe winter storms snow removal plan to keep City Hall/Fire
Department clear and open, followed by clearing 1-1/2 lanes open on all roads, and finally
clearing all roads completely
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Cost/Funding Source: None required
Responsible Party: City Council
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
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Action ID: 5.1
Action considered: Continue education and certification of firefighters
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Cost/Funding Source: Grants and Riverdale's annual budget
Responsible Party: Fire chief
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing— Continuous Cycle
Jurisdiction: Walcott
Action ID: 1.1
Action considered: Ensure First Responders are aware of hazardous materials kept at each site
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Cost/Funding Source: N/A
Responsible Party: Fire Chief
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
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Action ID: 1.2
Action considered: Promote use of NOAA weather radios
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Benefit: Protect human life and public health from the impacts of hazards
Cost/Funding Source: N/A (free publication)
Responsible Party: City Clerk's Office
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
Action ID: 1.3
Action considered: Consider safe room construction where vulnerable populations may not
have other sources of shelter
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Benefit: Protect human life and public health from the impacts of hazards
Cost/Funding Source: Grants/Bonds
Responsible Party: City Staff
Timeframe for Completion: Incomplete(5-10 years)
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Action ID: 1.4
Action considered: Monitor tree health and remove damaged or weak branches
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Cost/Funding Source: General Fund
Responsible Party: Public Works Department
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
Action ID: 2.1
Action considered: Establish natural vegetation buffers and removal of dead vegetation next to
sensitive lands and forestry improvements such as tree plantings
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Benefit: Minimize flash flooding
Cost/Funding Source: Donations
Responsible Party: City Staff
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—In Process
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Action ID: 4.1
Action considered: Educate the public on the dangers of lightning
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Benefit: Public communication, education and awareness of hazards
Cost/Funding Source: N/A (free publications)
Responsible Party: City Clerk's Office
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
Action ID: 4.2
Action considered: Notify the public on warming shelter locations
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Benefit: Improve public communication, education, and awareness
Cost/Funding Source: General Fund - Generator costs at Fire Station
Responsible Party: City Staff
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
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Action ID: 4.3
Action considered: Educate the public on the dangers of traveling during severe winter storms
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Benefit: Improve public communication, education, and awareness
Cost/Funding Source: N/A
Responsible Party: City Clerk's Office
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
Action ID: 4.4
Action considered: Communicate snow removal policies with the public to ensure most
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Benefit: Improve public communication, education, &awareness
Cost/Funding Source: N/A
Responsible Party: City Staff
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
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Action ID: 4.5
Action considered: Educate the public on the dangers of tornados and what to do during a
tornado
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Comments: Educate in monthly newsletter
Benefit: Improve public communication, education&awareness
Cost/Funding Source: N/A
Responsible Party: City Clerk's Office
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
Action ID: 4.6
Action considered: Educate citizens on fire hazards and what to do in the event of a fire
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Cost/Funding Source: N/A
Responsible Party: City Clerk's Office
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
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Action ID: 4.7
Action considered: Educate citizens on the importance of smoke detectors and encourage their
use
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Benefit: Improve public communication, education & awareness
Cost/Funding Source: N/A
Responsible Party: City Staff
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
Action ID: 4.8
Action considered: Promote the Waste Commission of Scott County Household Hazardous
Material collection facilities for proper disposal of household hazardous waste
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Benefit: Improve public communication, education, &awareness
Cost/Funding Source: N/A
Responsible Party: City Staff
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
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Action ID: 4.9
Action considered: Encourage the public to check on the disabled. elderly, and other vulnerable
populations
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Comments: Utilize local newsletter, media, and website
Benefit: Improve public communication, education, and awareness. Minimize disaster impact
Cost/Funding Source: N/A
Responsible Party: City Staff
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
Jurisdiction: Unincorporated Scott County
Action ID: 1.1
Action considered: Ensure First Responders are aware of hazardous materials kept at each site
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Benefit: Safety of first responders and community
Cost/Funding Source: Existing
Responsible Party: Tier 2 facilities, Iowa DNR, EMA
Timeframe for Completion: Ongoing—Continuous Cycle
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