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- Communities were encouraged to focus on hazard mitigation actions when developing and updating their mitigation strategies. - Kyle reviewed the information needed for each carryover and new mitigation action. He also reviewed some helpful hints on what counts as mitigation and what doesn’t. Each action will include the following information to inform development and prioritization: • Problem statement/background • Method of implementation • Hazard(s) to be mitigated • Responsible party/parties • Estimated costs and benefits • Budget range • Potential funding sources - Each mitigation action will be scored and ranked in the final plan, based on potential lives saved, potential for reduced property damages, potential for reduced response actions, benefits exceeding costs, and community priority. - Each community has two options when it comes to mitigation planning: • Option 1: If a community would like some additional support, Tidal Basin invites you to set up a virtual meeting to further discuss your specific mitigation strategy and potential ideas for additional actions. • Option 2: If a community doesn’t need additional support, Tidal Basin will share materials and instructions to submit new mitigation actions. - All updated mitigation strategies and information are due no later than Friday, September 13. Next Steps Tidal Basin - Each community will receive a follow up email NLT end of week regarding information from this meeting. - Email will include current hazard mitigation strategy, instructions on setting up community meetings, instructions to submit new mitigation actions. Communities - Decide whether you want a community meeting. Let us know sooner rather than later. - Review and provide feedback on Draft #1 of Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment. - Update carryover mitigation actions and submit any new mitigation actions NLT Friday, September 13 Ramsey County | Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan D-18