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• <br />• <br />A. (7KA <br />COU'NTS <br />Anoka County Multi- Jurisdictional <br />All Hazards Mitigation Plan <br />PLAN STATEGY CONFERENCE CALL MEETING - February 22, 2006 <br />John, Kelli, Bruce and Linda conducted a conference call with Les Junge and Jim Capps with <br />Excelliant. The meeting / call began at 10:00 am. <br />Les indicated that we need to submit three major hazards. <br />1 would be the number of large structure fires <br />2 would be epidemics, information obtained from Public Health. <br />These should include polios from the 50's, scarlet fever from the late 40's, and measles from the <br />50's. Also, any major bouts with flu within the county, such as where 20% to 30% of the <br />population was impacted. <br />Here Kelli indicated that data is not available by county. Decided we would gather the data for <br />the US population, then take the population of Anoka County and extrapolate the data. <br />3 would be major grassland fire in the county. Les was concerned that only one community had <br />completed this to a degree. He said he needs to know where these fires were located, describe <br />what occurred, were there injuries or fatalities, were structures damaged or destroyed, and what <br />was the cost? We offered that we have few incidents of this, likely only the Carlos Edge fire and <br />the Coon Rapids /Andover BNSF fire. <br />For Section 3 (2001 to 2003), we should locate the three most current years. Paul has 2004. <br />Kelli indicated that if that information had been forwarded to her, that she had incorporated it <br />into the section. <br />For Section 4 <br />Hazard Identification ID - All hazards that could effect the county. Should be generic, across all <br />plans. <br />Analysis- all hazard data that jurisdictions have submitted, narrow to ten hazards. For the <br />county, we want to go in depth on four of them. Same as critical facilities. Les will create the <br />template and send it to us. We edit it. <br />Vulnerability — Take all data, summarize it, include mapping, assets, flood table. <br />We left the Mitigation Section for future discussion. <br />Discussed additional jurisdictional maps. <br />Need to scan all notices so that FEMA understands that we involved the communities. <br />Kelli asked if Les could have the Mitigation Section to us be March 15. <br />We discussed some new deadlines. <br />We would strive to have the entire draft basic plan completed by March 31, <br />We would like to see that complete plan and appendices by April 15. <br />We would like to see it all due by May 1. <br />John asked Les to outline what else we need to be done from where we are today. <br />Les spoke of the Hazard Vulnerability (4.4). He said we should focus on these areas and tables <br />to be completed. <br />Page 2 Les completes. <br />Page 5 is a new requirement. We need to identify repetitive flooding, as this is most likely to get <br />a mitigation grant. <br />Page 6 and 7 needs to change the heading. <br />
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