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Rhonda Adloo - Re: 224 Hollywood
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Ken Griffin
Jim O'Brien
12/31/20078:51 AM
Re: 224 Hollywood
Rhonda Adloo
Jim
In one other situation like this, I required the complete study and review. If there is no impact on
upstream or downstream property, then I let Building Inspections know that a wrought iron or similar
type fence can be installed. The study is not sent to FEMA. I kept the study in our files so I can
produce it when FEMA performs their Community Assistance Visit (CA V) for the city.
Hope this helps.
Ken Griffin
>>> "Jim O'Brien" <obrieneng@sbcglobal.net> 12/30/2007 10:21 PM >>>
Ken,
I got your voicemail.
I understand that Mr. Grosoli's fence is in the 100-year floodplain. Ifhis fence causes an increased
BFE that can't be reduced, I suppose it will have to be removed. Otherwise, what will you need to
demonstrate that it causes no increase? Will a LOMR be needed?
Thank you.
Jim O'Brien, P.E., CFM
President
O'Brien Engineering, Inc.
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