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BR-1977PtOENT p N N Z Z�� (IIIIIII co DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT a ° >3A3a NdOa FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20410 1977 ANNUAL REPORT SUPPLEMENT The below datum is needed to update the information contained on your community's original application for participation in the National Flood Insurance Program. Please return this sheet with your Annual Report to the Regional Office designated on your community's Annual Re- port. ID NO. (Please copy the ID No. that appears in the address block of your community's Annual Report) 480170 N COMMUNITY (County, State) Coppell, Dallas, Texas The National Flood Insurance Program requires that communities designate the person responsi- ble for recording the elevations of the lowest floor (including basements) for all new construction and substantial improvements to existing structures in the special flood hazard areas. This floor elevation is necessary for establishing the rates for flood insurance coverage for structures in your community. FIRST FLOOR ELEVATION INFORMATION WILL BE RECORDED BY: TELEPHONE James R. Elium III City Administrator 462 -0022 ADDRESS (Street or Box No., City, State, ZIP Code) P.O. Box 478 Coppell, Texas 75019 In addition, communities are required to keep copies of the Federal Insurance Administration (FIA) flood maps for public inspection in the place of their choice (local repository). LOCATION OF COMMUNITY REPOSITORY FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION OF FIA MAPS ADDRESS 616 South Coppell Road, Coppell, Texas Form Approved U.S. DEPART NT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPM T OMB No. 063 -R -1646 FLLL:RAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM (Please make the necessary corrections to the above address). I. PHYSICAL CHANGES TO FLOOD HAZARD AREA If you answer "yes" to any questions in this section, please attach an FIA Flood Hazard Map or a community available figures. (Use your Flood Hazard Map to locate map (whichever is applicable) showing the areas affected. In addition, include a brief explanation of the change. YES NO a. Boundary Changes. Have there been any changes to your community's corporate limits? a b. Natural Changes. Have there been any natural changes in your community's topography which would increase a or decrease flooding? (e.g., subsidence, pronounced erosion, seismic effects, sedimentation, or debris build -up). Structures c. Man -made Changes. Have there been any projects or activities which would decrease or increase flooding in a your community? (e.g., dams, dikes, levees, bridges, storm sewers, extensive filling, parking lots, retention basins, encroachments). d. Recent Flooding. Has any flooding occurred in your community? (If yes, please provide a brief description of �. the flood to include the occurrence date, magnitude of the flooding, number and type of structures damaged together with estimates of damage, lives lest and people injured). b. Entire community (including answers from 4a). 11. PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION a. Amendments to Existing Laws - Have any amendments relating to floods or flood areas been made to your community's codes and /or flood plain management laws? (If yes, please attach a certified copy of the local law). b. Coordination - Has your community had any problems in coordinating its Flood Plain Management Program with adjacent communities? (If yes, please explain the problems on a separate sheet). c. Statistics - The following data will serve as an indication of your community's Flood Plain Management Activities: (Complete each box: if answer is "none, " enter zero). Number Number Requested Granted 1. Construction permits in your flood -prone areas. 2. VariancesO from FIA's issued 100 -year Flood Elevations. These elevations are shown on your com- munity's Flood Insurance Rate Map. (If an asterisk ( *) appears following your LD. number located in your address above, then this question is not applicable to your community. Therefore, enter a "0" (zero) in the space provided). 3. Other variances from FIA Flood Plain :Management requirements. (Do not include variances from the above question!) Variance means a grant of relief to an applicant by a community from the terms of a Flood Plain Management Regulation. 4. General Data - Complete the following, using the best available figures. (Use your Flood Hazard Map to locate Population 1 -4 Family Small Business All Other zones). Structures Structures Structures a. All numbered and unnumbered "A" and "V" flood insurance zones. b. Entire community (including answers from 4a). Name and Title of Chief Executive Officer I Signature Telephone No. Date Reminder: Keep last copy for your records and return 4 copies to the FIA Regional Office indicated above. HUD 1615 (1 -78) TO : Chief Executive Officer FROM : Federal Insurance Administrator SUBJECT: Annual Report As a prerequisite for the sale of flood insurance, your community agreed to submit an annual report to the Federal Insurance Administration (FIA). This report is to indicate the progress made during the past year within your community in the development and implementation of flood plain and/or mudslide management measures. The purpose of the annual report is to enable the FIA to be more responsive to your community's changing flood insurance needs. Specifically, the annual report format will enable your community to advise FIA of any needed mapping changes or any amendments to your existing flood plain and/or mudslide management measures which have occurred during the last calendar year. In addition, there are questions involving coordination and statistics in the Program Administration section. This includes a simple gathering of statistics on variances which your community should consider using in order to evaluate its past, present and future development in the flood and/or mudslide hazard areas. The variance questions will be used by FIA as an indication of your community's effectiveness in enforcing its flood plain management regulations. In order to ensure your community's eligibility in the National Flood Insurance Program, this Annual Report must cover the flood plain and/or mudslide activities which have occurred during the last calendar year. This Report must be answered completely and returned with 4 copies to the Office of the Federal Insurance Administration Regional Director (whose address is shown on the front side), within 30 days. (Please retain the bottom copy for your community records). If any of the information contained in items I and II A ( "Physical Changes to Flood Hazard Area," and "Program Administration," respectively) has been sent to FIA during the last calendar year, the supporting documentation need not be resubmitted. However, please indicate this fact on the annual report.