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File #: 23-1990    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 8/16/2023 In control: Town Council
On agenda: 8/23/2023 Final action: 8/23/2023
Title: MOTION to adopt the proposed "Resolution Adopting The Hazard Mitigation And Climate Adaptation Plan Update, 2023-2028" as presented in the draft dated August 2, 2023.
Attachments: 1. Res-Hazardous Mitigation-Draft-2023-08-09.pdf, 2. Hazardous Mitigation Plan-SCCOG-email-2023-08-02pdf.pdf
RESOLUITON

Motion/Request:
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MOTION to adopt the proposed "Resolution Adopting The Hazard Mitigation And Climate Adaptation Plan Update, 2023-2028" as presented in the draft dated August 2, 2023.
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Background:

SCCOG Hazard Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Five-Year Plan was recently approved by FEMA.

This Plan was developed with input from Southeastern Connecticut Council of Government Member Municipalities along with Consultant, Resilient Land & Water, LLC.

This is the fourth iteration of this Plan for Southeastern Connecticut.

The adoption of the Plan will enable SCCOG Member Municipalities to apply for and receive "Pre-disaster" funds from FEMA, from the following programs:
* Hazard Mitigation Grant Program
* Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities
* Flood Mitigation Assistance

The Plan should also act as a guide for planning and funding for other projects either undertaken with municipal funds or other grants. Most recently, there have been many other grant opportunities for Resilience/Hazard Mitigation Projects.

To finalize this effort, Municipalities must adopt the Resolution as provided.

Below are links to Municipal Plan Annexes and Adoption Resolutions:
* Find your municipal "annexes" of the HMCAP here.
o Regional Plan with Appendices.



Resolution:

DRAFT: 8/2/2023
RESOLUTION
ADOPTING THE HAZARD MITIGATION
AND CLIMATE ADAPTATION PLAN UPDATE, 2023-2028

CERTIFICATE OF ADOPTION
TOWN OF LEDYARD - TOWN COUNCIL


WHEREAS, the Town of Ledyard has historically experienced severe damage from natural hazards and it continues to be vulnerable to the effects of those natural hazards profiled in the plan (e.g. flooding, extreme heat, droughts, severe storms such as thunderstorms and winter storms, dam failures, wildfires, and earthquakes) resulting in loss of property and life, economic hardship, and threats to public health and safety; and

WHEREAS, the Ledyard Town Council approved the previous versions of the Hazard Mi...

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