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Commission adopts updated flood-damage prevention code changes to lower insurance rating

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Summary

On second reading the commission adopted amendments to the city's flood-damage prevention code intended to lower the community rating under the National Flood Insurance Program; action passed 3 to 0 in the absence of the mayor.

The commission adopted on second reading amendments to Chapter 161 of the City Code, "Flood Damage Prevention," to specify elevation requirements for manufactured homes in flood hazard areas and to conform local code with state and federal guidance.

City staff said the revision will help the city lower its Community Rating System (CRS) score and pass future insurance savings on to residents. The ordinance passed second reading with a roll-call result recorded as 3 to 0; the mayor had stepped away and the gavel was temporarily passed to a presiding commissioner for part of the meeting.

There were no public speakers on the item. Staff will proceed with ordinance codification and transmittal as required by the applicable procedures.