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GIS manager distributes floodplain parcel list and previews asset data digitization
Summary
Wayne County’s GIS Manager shared a FEMA floodplain in/out analysis and a spreadsheet of parcels needing flood insurance if structures exceed 450 sq ft; he also outlined a highway asset data collection project and previewed a mapped Community Resources Guide.
GIS Manager Zakk Hess told supervisors he compiled a spreadsheet showing parcels that intersect the 100-year floodplain; he said any structure 450 square feet or larger that intersects the floodplain is required to carry flood insurance and demonstrated how supervisors can use the distributed spreadsheet to identify affected parcels. The minutes record that he distributed the data and provided live navigation guidance so supervisors could access parcel details.
Hess also updated the committee on a Highway Field Work Project to modernize operations by digitizing paper forms and manual workflows; the effort is intended to improve asset data collection and management. He said he will present a mapped Community Resources Guide at the next meeting to link county resources (churches, dentists, libraries) to geographic locations for easier reference.
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