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Floodplain manager urges homeowners to get floodplain permits even when building permits aren’t required

Cedar Creek Board of Trustees · October 15, 2024
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Summary

Chuck Paukert presented the 2024 Cedar Creek Floodplain Newsletter and reminded residents that National Flood Insurance Program rules can require a floodplain permit even when a building permit is not needed; the newsletter will be posted on the village website.

Chuck Paukert, Cedar Creek’s Flood Plain Manager, presented the 2024 Cedar Creek Floodplain Newsletter at the Oct. 15 meeting and reviewed the history and requirements of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).

Paukert emphasized that compliance with applicable ordinances and NFIP rules can require a floodplain permit even if a building permit is not necessary for a given project. He told the board the newsletter will be posted on the village website to inform property owners about permit requirements and floodplain compliance.

The board did not record further debate or a vote on floodplain ordinance changes at this meeting; the item was presented as informational. Residents with questions about specific projects were directed to contact the floodplain manager or the clerk.