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1 NEW MITIGATION ACTIONS CVCOG REGION... 3 COKE COUNTY TOWN OF BRONTE...29 CITY OF ROBERT LEE...35 CONCHO COUNTY CITY OF EDEN...49 TOWN OF PAINT ROCK...57 CROCKETT COUNTY IRION COUNTY CITY OF MERTZON...77 KIMBLE COUNTY CITY OF JUNCTION...85 MCCULLOCH COUNTY TOWN OF MELVIN...99 MENARD COUNTY CITY OF MENARD REAGAN COUNTY CITY OF BIG LAKE SCHLEICHER COUNTY CITY OF ELDORADO STERLING COUNTY CITY OF STERLING CITY SUTTON COUNTY CITY OF SONORA TOM GREEN COUNTY CITY OF SAN ANGELO C O N C H O V A L L E Y H A Z A R D M I T I G A T I O N P L A N U P D A T E

2 At the mitigation workshops for CVCOG, plan participants developed mitigation actions, prioritizing actions based on the STAPLE+E analysis, which includes considering the social, technical, administrative, political, legal, economic and environmental factors necessary for the implementation of each action. A STAPLE+E analysis follows each mitigation action in this section. As part of the economic evaluation of the STAPLE+E analysis, jurisdictions analyzed each action in terms of the overall costs, measuring whether the potential benefit to be gained from the action outweighed all costs associated with it. As a result of this exercise, priority was assigned to each mitigation action by marking them as High (H), Moderate (M), or Low (L). An action that is ranked as High indicates that the action will be implemented as soon as funding is received. A Moderate action is one that may not be implemented right away depending on the cost and number of citizens served by the action. Actions ranked as Low indicate that they will not be implemented without first seeking grant funding and after High and Moderate actions have been completed. CVCOG jurisdictions also developed and prioritized mitigation actions regarding the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) for continual compliance. These actions are denoted with (NFIP) next to each corresponding action number in the beginning row of each mitigation action. CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 2

3 CVCOG Region Proposed Action: Concho Valley Council of Governments Region 1 Post burn ban signs on all major highways. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: CVCOG Region Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Low Estimated Cost: To be determined Potential Funding Sources: Counties Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Counties Implementation Schedule: 2012 and ongoing COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 3

4 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 4

5 Proposed Action: Concho Valley Council of Governments Region 2 Implement a program to secure power lines in rural areas when transmission lines, due to thunderstorm, wind, ice, and other weather events spark a fire which may go unnoticed, resulting in urban and rural fire. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: CVCOG Region Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Prevention MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire, Winter Storm, Thunderstorm Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Moderate Estimated Cost: To be determined Potential Funding Sources: Counties, power companies Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Counties Implementation Schedule: 2012 and ongoing COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 5

6 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 6

7 Proposed Action: BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Concho Valley Council of Governments Region 3 Implement a public awareness program to promote GO KIT to residents throughout the CVCOG region. The kit provides residents information on pre-planning for keeping important papers, medications and other essential items together in the event of disaster and evacuation of their home. CVCOG Region Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire, Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Moderate Estimated Cost: To be determined Potential Funding Sources: Counties, donations, local funds Lead Agency/Department Responsible: CVCOG, counties, cities, individuals Implementation Schedule: 2012 and ongoing COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 7

8 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 8

9 Proposed Action: Concho Valley Council of Governments Region 4 Develop local agreements with landowners to cut fences both for access to wildfires, and to free trapped livestock. Include landowners who will be willing to take control and move livestock to safe areas for care and feeding. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: CVCOG Region Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Property Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Moderate Estimated Cost: To be determined Potential Funding Sources: USDA, grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: CVCOG, USDA Implementation Schedule: 2012 and ongoing COMMENTS: Pre-arranged agreements allow ranchers access to livestock in a wildfire situation to protect investment and reduce economic loss. CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 9

10 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 10

11 Proposed Action: Concho Valley Council of Governments Region 5 Initiate a program to locate and map all water resources (commercial, flush hydrants, stock ponds, lakes, and waterways) using GPS. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: CVCOG Region Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Property Protection, Natural Resource Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Moderate Estimated Cost: To be determined Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: CVCOG, Forest Service Implementation Schedule: 2012 and ongoing COMMENTS: Pre-located water sources assist with wildfire for refilling helicopters; location of all water resources also aid in protecting them with barriers to keep debris and other materials associated with wildfire from contamination. CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 11

12 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 12

13 Proposed Action: Concho Valley Council of Governments Region 6 Develop a program for rural residences throughout the CVCOG region to ensure all structures have visible addresses that can be seen from county roads and highways both day and night in order to aid first responders during wildfire events. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: CVCOG Region Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Property Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Effect on New/Existing Buildings: Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Estimated Cost: Potential Funding Sources: Wildfire Increase response to minimize structural damage due to fire Moderate Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Implementation Schedule: To be determined Grants 2012 and ongoing COMMENTS: Aid in quicker location of rural residential properties. CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 13

14 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 14

15 Proposed Action: Concho Valley Council of Governments Region 7 Designate area(s) and construct multipurpose community shelter(s) to accommodate area residents during disasters and severe weather events in the CVCOG region. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: CVCOG Region Counties to be determined Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Prevention MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Effect on New/Existing Buildings: Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Estimated Cost: Potential Funding Sources: Hail, Winter Storm, Tornado, Thunderstorm, Hurricane N/A High $1.0 -$1.3 million Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: CVCOG Implementation Schedule: Within two years of funding COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 15

16 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 16

17 Proposed Action: Concho Valley Council of Governments Region 8 Develop a cloud-seeding program as an integral part of overall long-term water management strategy to maximize supply of fresh water and reduce economic agricultural impact of drought and hail damage in the region. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: CVCOG Region Specific counties within the region to be determined Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Property Protection, Natural Resource Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Effect on New/Existing Buildings: Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Drought, Hail N/A High Estimated Cost: $275,000 - $450,000 Potential Funding Sources: Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Implementation Schedule: Grants CVCOG, along with participating jurisdictions 2012 and ongoing COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 17

18 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 18

19 Proposed Action: Concho Valley Council of Governments Region 9 Improve wildfire fighting water delivery capabilities by the purchase of one large, mobile fifth-wheel water trailer to be strategically placed around the region. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: CVCOG Region Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Prevention MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Effect on New/Existing Buildings: Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Wildfire, Drought Minimize fire damage to all structures High Estimated Cost: $150,000 - $175,000 Potential Funding Sources: Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Implementation Schedule: Grants VFD and regular Fire Departments within CVCOG Region Upon funding COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 19

20 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 20

21 Proposed Action: Concho Valley Council of Governments Region 10 (NFIP) Establish public awareness program regarding availability of flood insurance by disseminating brochures in public places, such as City Hall. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: CVCOG Region Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Property Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Moderate Estimated Cost: To be determined Potential Funding Sources: Local revenues Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Public works Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 21

22 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 22

23 Coke County Proposed Action: Improve communication system. Coke County 1 BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Coke County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Prevention MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood, Wildfire, Tornado Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $75,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Coke County Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: The current communication system is outdated; improvements need to be made so that all thirteen COG communities will be able to communicate during disasters. CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 23

24 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 24

25 Proposed Action: Coke County 2 Implement a water conservation program to inform the public about the importance of water rationing. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Coke County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Prevention MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Drought Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $5,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Coke County Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: With the drought crisis in 2011, it s important to inform our communities about the importance of water rationing. Interested in making pamphlets and having them available at City Hall, schools, businesses, etc. CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 25

26 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 26

27 Proposed Action: Coke County 3 (NFIP) Develop flood insurance and awareness program; disseminate materials with new permits and place in the library at City Hall. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Coke County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Prevention, Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: Local funding Potential Funding Sources: Local revenues Lead Agency/Department Responsible: City staff Implementation Schedule: 2013 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 27

28 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 28

29 Town of Bronte Proposed Action: Town of Bronte 1 Expand the number of wells in the Town. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Town of Bronte Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Structural Projects MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $75,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Coke County, Town of Bronte Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 29

30 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 30

31 Proposed Action: Town of Bronte 2 Clear out debris from unused areas around town. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Town of Bronte Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Prevention MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Drought, Wildfire Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $5,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Coke County Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 31

32 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 32

33 Proposed Action: Town of Bronte 3 (NFIP) Develop flood insurance and awareness program; disseminate materials with new permits and place in the library at City Hall. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Town of Bronte Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Prevention, Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: Local funding Potential Funding Sources: Local revenues Lead Agency/Department Responsible: City staff Implementation Schedule: 2013 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 33

34 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 34

35 City of Robert Lee Proposed Action: City of Robert Lee 1 Need to evaluate water quality from new sources and investigate expansion of existing water storage facilities. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: City of Robert Lee Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Natural Resource Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $50,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: City of Robert Lee Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 35

36 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 36

37 Proposed Action: City of Robert Lee 2 Distribute pamphlets or have them readily available at City Hall concerning water shortage/conservation. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: City of Robert Lee Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Natural Resource Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Drought Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Moderate Estimated Cost: $3,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: City of Robert Lee Implementation Schedule: Contingent on funding COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 37

38 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 38

39 Proposed Action: City of Robert Lee 3 Purchase multi-purpose equipment such as cones and lighted barricades to use during emergencies to block dangerous roads from being used during wildfire events. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: City of Robert Lee Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Prevention MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire, Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $5,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: City of Robert Lee Implementation Schedule: Upon funding COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 39

40 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 40

41 Proposed Action: City of Robert Lee 4 Purchase a new warning system to adequately cover all areas of the City of Robert Lee. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: City of Robert Lee Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Prevention MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire, Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $5,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: City of Robert Lee Implementation Schedule: Upon funding COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 41

42 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 42

43 Proposed Action: City of Robert Lee 5 (NFIP) Establish public awareness program regarding availability of flood insurance by disseminating brochures in public places, such as City Hall. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: City of Robert Lee Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Property Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Moderate Estimated Cost: To be determined Potential Funding Sources: Local revenues Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Public works Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 43

44 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 44

45 Concho County Proposed Action: Concho County 1 Implement a public awareness program to inform the citizens about their safety during high temperatures and droughts. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Concho County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Drought, Extreme Heat Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $2,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Concho County Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 45

46 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 46

47 Proposed Action: Concho County 2 (NFIP) Establish public awareness program regarding availability of flood insurance by disseminating brochures in public places, such as City Hall. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Concho County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Property Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Moderate Estimated Cost: To be determined Potential Funding Sources: Local revenues Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Public works Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 47

48 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 48

49 City of Eden Proposed Action: City of Eden 1 Implement a public awareness program to inform the citizens about their safety during high temperatures and droughts. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: City of Eden Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Drought, Extreme Heat Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $2,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: City of Eden Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 49

50 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 50

51 Proposed Action: City of Eden 2 Strengthen or improve emergency notification system to cover the entire city. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: City of Eden Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood, Wildfire Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $25,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: City of Eden Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: There is currently only one siren on one side of the town. In the event of a disaster, the entire town can t hear. CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 51

52 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 52

53 Proposed Action: City of Eden 3 Expand pipeline in conjunction with water storage project to carry and utilize excess water to the Eden Football Field. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: City of Eden Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Structural Projects MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $50,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: City of Eden Implementation Schedule: Upon funding COMMENTS: The current new water system reclaims water and waters the golf course only. CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 53

54 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 54

55 Proposed Action: City of Eden 4 (NFIP) Establish public awareness program regarding availability of flood insurance by disseminating brochures in public places, such as City Hall. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: City of Eden Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Property Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Moderate Estimated Cost: To be determined Potential Funding Sources: Local revenues Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Public works Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 55

56 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 56

57 Town of Paint Rock Proposed Action: Town of Paint Rock 1 Develop a Wildfire Protection Plan for the Town. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Town of Paint Rock Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $5,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Town of Paint Rock Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 57

58 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 58

59 Proposed Action: Town of Paint Rock 2 (NFIP) Promote public awareness of NFIP Program by distributing flood insurance brochures at City Hall. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Town of Paint Rock Town of Paint Rock Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: Minimal Potential Funding Sources: Local revenues Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Town of Paint Rock Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 59

60 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 60

61 Crockett County Proposed Action: Crockett County 1 Conduct a public education program on fire risks and wildfire mitigation, with the assistance of the Texas Forest Service. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Crockett County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $8,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Crockett County Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 61

62 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 62

63 Proposed Action: Crockett County 2 Develop a Wildfire Recovery Plan, including soil erosion control and vegetative recovery. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Crockett County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Prevention, Property Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: To be determined Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Crockett County Implementation Schedule: Upon funding COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 63

64 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 64

65 Proposed Action: Crockett County 3 Develop a Community Wildfire Protection Plan. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Crockett County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $8,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Crockett County Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 65

66 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 66

67 Proposed Action: Crockett County 4 Repairing spillways and concrete dams. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Crockett County Sides #2, 7, Johnson Draw WCD Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Property Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Dam Failure Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $120,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: County Judge Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 67

68 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 68

69 Proposed Action: Crockett County 5 (NFIP) Establish public awareness program regarding availability of flood insurance by disseminating brochures in public places, such as City Hall. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Crockett County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Property Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Moderate Estimated Cost: To be determined Potential Funding Sources: Local revenues Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Public works Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 69

70 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 70

71 Irion County Proposed Action: Irion County 1 To implement a Wildfire Protection Plan for the public to learn how to prevent a wildfire. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Irion County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $5,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Irion County Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 71

72 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 72

73 Proposed Action: Irion County 2 To use the newspapers and media to post information about ongoing burn bans in the area. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Irion County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $3,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Irion County Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 73

74 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 74

75 Proposed Action: Irion County 3 (NFIP) Promote public awareness of the NFIP Program by distributing flood insurance brochures at City Hall. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Irion County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: Minimal Potential Funding Sources: Local revenues Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Irion County Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 75

76 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 76

77 City of Mertzon Proposed Action: City of Mertzon 1 Implement a public education program to inform members of the community on water conservation. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: City of Mertzon Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Drought Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $9,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: City of Mertzon Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 77

78 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 78

79 Proposed Action: City of Mertzon 2 (NFIP) Establish public awareness program regarding availability of flood insurance by disseminating brochures in public places, such as City Hall. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: City of Mertzon Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): Moderate Estimated Cost: To be determined Potential Funding Sources: Local revenues Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Public works Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 79

80 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 80

81 Kimble County Proposed Action: Kimble County 1 Clear abandoned areas to prevent wildfires. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Kimble County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Property Protection MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Wildfire Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: $10,000 Potential Funding Sources: Grants Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Kimble County Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 81

82 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 82

83 Proposed Action: Kimble County 2 (NFIP) Promote public awareness of the NFIP Program by distributing flood insurance brochures at City Hall. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Site and Location: Kimble County Type of Action (Prevention, Property Protection, Public Education & Awareness, Natural Resource Protection, or Structural Projects): Public Education & Awareness MITIGATION ACTION DETAILS Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood Effect on New/Existing Buildings: N/A Priority (High, Moderate, Low): High Estimated Cost: Minimal Potential Funding Sources: Local revenues Lead Agency/Department Responsible: Kimble County Implementation Schedule: 2012 COMMENTS: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 83

84 ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS The following STAPLEE criteria were evaluated on a scale of 1 to 5 indicating the extent to which this action satisfies each consideration. (1= Does Not Satisfy 3 = Moderately Satisfies 5 = Strongly Satisfies) Socially Acceptable: Technically Feasible: Administratively Possible: Politically Acceptable: Legal: Economically Sound: Environmentally Sound: CVCOG Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Page 84