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NATIONAL FLOOD
INSURANCE PROGRAM
Proposed Flood Eelvation
Determinations
AGENCY: Federal
Emergency Management
Agency
ACTION: Proposed rule.
SUMMARY:
Technical information or
comments are solicited on the
proposed modified base (100
year) flood elevations shown
in your community's Prelimi
nary Revised Flood Insurance
Rate Map. These base (100
year) flood elevations are the
basis for the flood plain
management measures that
the community is required to
either adopt or show evidence
of being already in effect in
order to qualify or remain
qualified for participation in
the national Flood Insurance
Program. The proposed base
flood elevations modify the
base flood elevations shown on
your community's presently
effective Flood Insurance
Rate Map.
DATES:
The period for comment will
be ninety (90) days following
the second publication of this
proposed rule in a newspaper
of local circulation in the
community.
ADDRESSES:
The Preliminary Revised
Flood Insurance Rate Map
showing the proposed modi
Tied base flood elevations and
their delineation are available
for review at City Hall, 188
West Willow, Heppner,
Oregon.
Send comments to the
Honorable Clifford Green.
Mayor, City of Heppner. P.O.
Box 756. Heppner. Oregon
97836.
FOR FURTHER INFORMA
TION, CONTACT:
Dr: Brian R. Mrazik
Chief, Engineering Branch
Natural Hazards Division
Federal Emergency Man
agement Agency
Washington. D C. 20472
(202) 287-0230
SUPPLEMENTARY INFOR
MATION: The Federal Emergency
Management Agency gives
notice of the proposed deter
minations of modified base
(100-year) flood elevations, in
accordance with Section 1 10 of
the Flood Disaster Protection
Act of 1973 (Pub. L. 93-234). 87
Stat. 980. which added Section
1363 to the National Flood
Insurance Act of 1968 (Title
XIII of the Housing and Urban
Development Act of 1968 (Pub.
L. 90-448) ). 42 U.S.C. 4001-4128.
and 44 CFR 76.4 (a).
These elevations, together
with the flood plain manage
ment measures required by
Section 60.3 of the program
regulations, are the minimum
that are required. They should
not be construed to mean the
community must change any
existing ordinances that are
more stringent in their flood
plain management require
ments. The community may
at any time enact stricter
requirements on its own, or
pursuant to policies estab
lished by other Federal, State,
or regional entities. These
proposed elevations will also
be used to calculate the ap
propriate flood insurance
premium rates for new
buildings and their contents
and for the second layer of
insurance on existing build
ings and their contents.
Pursuant to the provisions
of 5 USC 605 (b). the Associate
Director, to whom authority
has been delegated by the
Director, Federal Emergency
Management Agency, hereby
certifies that the proposed
flood elevation determina
tions, if promulgated, will not
have a significant economic
impact on a substantial num
ber of small entities. A flood
elevation determination under
Section 1363 forms the basis
for new local ordinances,
which, if adopted by a local
community, will govern future
construction within the flood
plain area. The elevation de
terminations, however,
impose no restriction unless
and until the local community
voluntarily adopts flood plain
ordinances in accord with
these elevations. Even if or
dinances are adopted in com
pliance with Federal stan
dards, the elevations pre
Heppner. Oregon. Thursday, September 22. 1983
scribe how high to build in the
flood plain and do not pro
scribe development. Thus,
this action only forms the
basis for future local actions.
It imposes no new require
ment: of itself it has no
economic impact.
Proposed base flood eleva
tions along flood sources stu
died in detail are show n on the
PReliminary Revised Flood
Insurance Rate Map. Lessees
and owners of real property in
the City of Heppner are en
couraged to review these
maps and related materials at
the address cited above. The
flood sources studied in detail
are:
Range of Base Flood
Elevations
Source of Flooding: Willow
Creek 1893 - 1991: x 1891 -x
1978.
Source of Flooding: 1963
2075; x 1957 - x 2075.
Source of Flooding: Hinton
Creek 1930 - 1963: x 1927 -X
1962
Depth in Feet above Ground
Currently Effective
x Elevation in Feet (NGVD)
Proposed Modified
NATOINAL FLOOD
FLOOD INSURANCE
PROGRAM
Proposed Flood Elevation
Determinations
AGENCY: Federal
Emergency Management
Agency
ACTION: Proposed rule.
SUMMARY:
Technical information or
comments are solicited on the
proposed modified base (100
year) flood elevations shown
in your community's Preli
minary Revised Flood Insur
ance Rate Map. These base
( 100-year) flood elevations are
the basis for the flood plain
management measures that
the community is required to
either adopt or show evidence
of being already in effect in
order to qualify or remain
qualified for participation in
the National Flood Insurance
Program. The proposed base
flood elevations modify the
base flood elevations shown on
your community's presently
effective Flood Insurance
Rate Map.
DATES:
The period for comment will
be nineity (90) days following
the second publication of this
proposed rule in a newspaper
of local circulation in the
community.
ADDRESSES:
The Preliminary Revised
Flood Insurance Rate Map
showing the proposed modi
fied base flood elevations and
their delineation are available
for review at Town Hall, Lex
ington, Oregon.
Send comments to the Ho
norable Ed Baker. Mayor.
Town of Lexington, P.O. Box
441. Lexington. Oregon 97839.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
CONTACT:
Dr. Brian R. Mrazik
Chief. Engineering Branch
Natural Hazards Division
Federal Emergency
Management Agency
Washington. D C. 20472
(202) 287-0230
SUPPLEMENTARY
INFORMATION:
The Federal Emergency
Management Agency gives
notice of the proposed deter
minations of modified base
(100-year) flood elevations, in
accordance with Section 110 of
the Flood Disaster Protection
Act of 1973 'Pub. L. 93-234), 87
Stat. 980. which added Section
1363 to the National Flood
Insurance Act of 1968 (Title
XIII of the Housing and Urban
Development Act of 1968 (Pub.
L. 90-448)). 42. USC. 4001
4128. and 44 CFR 67.4 (a).
These elevations, together
with the flood plain manage
ment measures required by
Section 60.3 of the program
regulations, are the minimum
that are required. They should
not be construed to mean the
community musts change any
existing ordinances that are
more stringent in their flood
plain management require
ments. The community may
at any time enact stricter
requirements on its own, or
pursuant to policies estab
lished by other Federal, State,
or regional entities. These
proposed elevations will also
be used to calculate the ap
propriate flood insurance
premium rates for new build
ings and their contents and for
the second layer of insurance
on existing buildings and their
contents.
Pursuant to the provisions
of 5 USC 605(b). the Associate
Director, to whom authority
has been delegated by the
Director. Federal Emergency
Management Agency, hereby
certifies that the proposed
flood elevation determina
tions, if promulgated, will not
have a significant economic
impact on a substantial num
ber of small entities. A flood
elevation determination under
Section 1363 forms sthe basis
for new local ordinances,
which, if adopted by a local
community, will govern future
construction within the flood
plain area. The elevation de
terminations, however, im
pose no restriction unless and
until the local community
voluntarily adopts flood plain
ordinances in accord with
these elevations. Even if or
dinances are adopted in com
pliance with Federal stan
dards, the elevations pre
scribe how high to build in the
flood plain and do not pro
scribe development. Thus,
this action only forms the
basis for future local actions.
It imposes no new require
ment: of itself it has no
economic impact.
Proposed base flood eleva
tions along flood sources stu
died in detail are shown on the
preliminary Revised Flood
Insurance Rate Map. Lessees
and owners of real property in
the Town of Lexington are
encouraged to review these
maps and related materials at
the adress cited above. The
flood sources studied in detail
are:
Range of Base Flood
Elevations
Source of Flooding: Willow
Creek 1407 - 1455: x 1405
x 1451.
Source of Flooding: Black
horse Canyon 1440 - 1478.
x 1437 - x 1478.
Depth in Feet above Ground
Currently Effective
x Elevation in Feet (NGVD)
Proposed Modified
NATIONAL FLOOD
INSURANCE PROGRAM
Proposed Flood Elevation
determinations
AGENCY: Federal
Emergency Management
Agency
ACTION: Proposed rule.
SUMMARY:
Technical information or
comments are solicited on the
proposed modified base (100
year) flood elevation shown in
your community's Prelimi
nary Revised Flood Insurance
Rate Map. These base (100
year flood elevations are the
basis for the flood plain man
agement measures that the
community is required to ei
ther adopt or show evidence of
being already in effect in
order to qualify or remain
qualified for participation in
the National Flood Insurance
Program. The proposed base
flood elevations modify the
base flood elevations shown on
your community's presently
effective Flood Insurance
Rate Map.
DATES:
The period for comment will
be ninety (90) days following
the second publication of this
proposed rule in a newspaper
of local circulation in the
community.
ADDRESSES:
the Preliminary Revised
Flood Insurance Rate Map
showing the proposed modi
fied base flood elevations and
their delineation are available
for review at the Planning
Department. Lexington, Ore
gon. Send comments to Judge
Don McElligott. Morrow
County Courthouse. P.O. Box
788. Heppner. Oregon 97836.
FOR FURTHER INFORMA
TION CONTACT:
Dr. Brian R. Mrazik
Chief. Engineering Branch
Natural Hazards Division
Federal Emergency
Management Agency
Washington, D C. 20472
(202) 287-0230
SUPPLEMENTARY INFOR
MATION: The Federal Emergency
Management Aency gives no
tice of the proposed determi
nations of modified base (100
year) flood elevations, in ac
cordance with Section 110 of
the Flood Disaster Protection
Act of 1973 (Pub. L. 93-234), 87 '
Stat. 980, which added Sec
tion 1363 to the National Flood
Insurance Act of 1963 (Title
XIII of the Housing and Ur-
fcan Developement Act of 1968
(Pub L. 90-4481). 42 USC.
4001-4128. and 44 CFR 67.4 (a).
These elevations, together
with the flood plain manage
ment measures required by
Section 60.3 of the program
regulations, are the minimum
that are required. They should
not be construed to mean the
community must change any
existing ordinances that are
more stringent in their flood
plain management require
ments. The community may
at any time enact stricter
requirements on its own. or
pursuant to policies estab
lished by other Federal, State,
or regional entities. These
proposed elevations will also
he used to calculate the ap
propriate flood insurance
premium rates for new build
ings and their contents and for
the second layer of insurance
on existing buildings and their
contents.
Pursuant to the provisions
of 5 USC 605 (b), the Associate
Director, to vihom authority
has been delegated by the
Diftrector. Federal Emergen
cy Management AGency.
hereby certifies that the pro
posed flood elevation deter
minations, if promulgated,
will not have a significant
economic impact on a sub
stantial number of small enti
ties. A flood elevation deter
mination under Section 1363
forms the basis for new local
ordinances, which, if adopted
hv a local community, will
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govern future construction
within the flood plain area.
The elevation determinations,
however, impose no restric
tion unless and until the local
community voluntarily adopts
flood plain ordinances in ac
cord with these elevations.
Even if ordinances are adop
ted in compliance with Fede
ral standards, the elevations
prescribe how high to build in
the flood plain and do not pro
scribe development. Thus,
this action only forms the
basis for future local actions.
It imposes no new require
ment; of itself it has no
economic impact.
Proposed base flood eleva
tions along flood sources stu
died in detail are shown on the
preliminary Revised Flood
Insurance Rate Map. lessees
and owners of real property in
the unincorporated areas of
Morrow County are encour
aged to review these maps and
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related materials at the ad
dress cited above. The flood
sources studied In detail are:
Range of Base Flow!
Elevation
Source of Flooding: Willow
Creek done) 4 1072- 1080; x
1071 - x 1079.
Source of Flooding: Willow
Creek ilxiiiKlV" 1407
41461: X 1405 - X 1456.
Source of Flooding: Willow
Creek (Near Heppner) 41790
41W2: X 1788 - X 1980. '
4 Depth in Feet shove Ground
Currently Effective .
x Elevation in Feet (NGVD)
Proposed Modified
Published: September 22. 29.
1983.
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