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• nNoh.A COUNTY Anoka County Multi - Jurisdictional All Hazards Mitigation Plan CONFERENCE CALL PLAN STRATEGY MEETING — SEPTEMBER 15, 2005 John, Linda, Kelli, and Paul conducted a conference call with Excelliant. The meeting / call began at 9:00 am. Covered the asset inventory summary — by hazard charts Explained the chart, how to complete Special considerations — vulnerable population or contain hazardous materials Cities must provide: 1 — Critical Facilities 2 — Legal and Regulatory Capabilities 3 — Set "a couple" mitigation goals Met to discuss in detail how to complete a variety of the requirements and clarify questions that ACEM may have about the items. Details are as follows: Capitol Improvement Plan — The community has plans to build new capital Items. Something that will improve the community: such as schools, a government building. These are often items that are on requested via capitol improvement projects. COOP /COG — Continuity of operations and Continuity of government — note if working on it, but not completed yet. Economic Development Plan — What steps are being taken to grow and develop the area? Anoka County should have regional issues. EMAP certified — Emergency Management Accreditation Plan. This is only for states. Leave this blank. Emergency Response Plan — If communities have one, address it. If not, see the Anoka County EOP. Flood Mitigation Plan — Have a formal one on file or to reference. Growth Control Ordinance — Some cities restrict building such as limiting their growth to 200 homes per year. Hazard Set Back Regulations — Creeks or rivers that flood that not within 500 yards of a dwelling. Hillside Ordinance — May not be prevalent in our area. Historic Ordinance — To protect historic buildings or assets for the common good. Post Disaster Ordinance /Law — Controls things right after a disaster. For example: price gouging or things that could impact evacuees. The existence of these could be used to prosecute entities. Post Disaster Recovery Plan — Reference the EOP. Site Plan Requirement — Part of zoning. Subdivision Regulation — Part of zoning. Wildfire Ordinance — Details of when you can burn and who you need to contact to do SO, Discussed the need for a pre- disaster mitigation plans. Completing this work will not guarantee but will enhance the ability to receive funds in the event of a disaster. Covered in detail Worksheet 1: Legal and Regulatory Capability The definitions for items in the first paragraph are contained in Section 5. When searching for whether an entity has the capability or authority, look for these in electronic copy. • The Date Adopted column should be the most recent update. (Might be something the gets addressed every year, put newest date)