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Appendix Vol I.45 Shrewsbury Borough Please find below the following documents specific to this jurisdiction that have been included as part of the plan update process. • Summary Sheet • Mitigation Action Table • Mitigation Action Worksheets • Capability Assessment • Flood Zone Map • Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Map • Meeting Material
Shrewsbury Borough CRS Class 0
NFIP Statistics 14%
34 Polices In-force
10 Total Losses
$116,816 Total Payments
1 Number of RL Properties
Number Mitigated
0 RL Properties Percent Land Area Within SFHA
2 RL - Total Losses 7
Total Mitigation
$5,628 RL - Total Paid Actions
0 Number of SRL Properties 1
Number Mitigated SRL
0 Properties Education and Awareness Programs
0 SRL - Total Losses 6
$0 SRL - Total Paid Structure and Infrastructure Projects
Critical Facilities 0
14 Critical Facilities Local Plans and Regulations
1 Critical Infrastructure 0
91 Historic & Cultural Resources Natural Systems Protection
0 SV Population At Risk (2017)
556 Population at Risk (2017)
Shrewsbury, Borough of Monmouth County HMP Mitigation Action Summary
Community Action Name Action Description Action Category Action Type Hazard(s) Addressed Priority Ease of Responsible Potential Funding Cost Estimate Timeline Action Status
Action # Implementation Party Sources
45_01 Purchase and Install a Generator Obtain emergency generators for the municipal building Structure and All Hazards Borough Engineer Mitigation Grant with $95,000.00 Completed
at Critical Facilities housing essential services, the Police Department, Infrastructure 25% local match
Emergency Operations Center, and 167-person meeting Project
room which will serve as a shelter.
45_02 Establish Public Awareness and Work with municipal and community stakeholders to Administrative Education and All Hazards Medium Low OEM and LEPC OEM municipal budget $2,000.00 5 + years Ongoing
Education Programs setup a committee to develop all hazard education Awareness directives and
program including web resources and handouts. Programs plans.
Specifically develop checklists and steps that individual
residents can use to evaluate their own and immediately
surrounding properties for potential impact and damage
sources.
45_03 Relocate the First Aid Squad The First Aid Squad is located in an area that is prone to Mitigation - Structure and Flood, Nor'easter, Low Medium First Aid Squad Capital budget and First $500,000.00 1 year Ongoing
Outside Flood-prone Area flooding. Although the building itself does not flood, the Continuity of Infrastructure Hurricane and Tropical Aid Squad Budget;
access road floods frequently reducing accessibility to the Fuctional Use Project Storm FEMA HMA
building. The town is considering moving the squad to a
more desirable location.
45_04 Upgrade Drainage System and De- Replacement and upgrade of stormwater drainage Maintenance/Respon Structure and Flood, Nor'easter, Low Low Borough Engineer Municipal budget $150,000.00 5 + years Ongoing
snag and Clean the Little Silver infrastructure, stream clearing, and desnagging of Little se/Recovery Infrastructure Hurricane and Tropical
Creek Silver Creek. Project Storm
45_05 Blades Run and Winding Brook Improve Winding Brook Way and Blades Run through soil Structure and Flood, Nor'easter, Borough Engineer $522,769.00 Completed
Run Stabilization Project stabilization, roadbed drainage system installations, and Infrastructure Hurricane and Tropical
stormwater and sewer improvements. Project Storm
45_06 Purchase and Install Emergency Providing emergency backup power to police Structure and Flood, Nor'easter, $120,000.00 Withdrawn
Generator department, emergency management operations center, Infrastructure Hurricane and Tropical
and 167-person meeting room which will serve as a Project Storm, Storm Surge
shelter.
45_07 Acquire, elevate, or relocate Mitigate flood-prone residential structures, with Mitigation - Risk Structure and Flood, Nor'easter, High Medium Construction FEMA HMA 1 year Ongoing
buildings and infrastructure in particular focus on those in our community that are on Reduction Infrastructure Hurricane and Tropical Official
flood prone areas, with a focus on FEMA's Repetitive Loss List. There is one property that is Project Storm, Winter Storm
Repetitive Loss (RL) and Severe on the Borough's RL list.
Repetitive Loss (SRL) properties
Thursday, August 6, 2020 Page 1Monmouth County Mitigation Action Worksheets
Community Action Number: 45_01 Shrewsbury, Borough of
Describing the Action
Action Name: Purchase and Install a Generator at Critical Facilities
Action Category:
Action Type: Structure and Infrastructure Project
HMA Eligible Activity: Generators
Action Description: Obtain emergency generators for the municipal building housing essential services, the Police Department,
Emergency Operations Center, and 167-person meeting room which will serve as a shelter.
Evaluating the Action
Hazard(s) Addressed: All Hazards
Goals: 1, 3, 6, 7
Risk Reduction: Police department, dispatch center, evacuation shelter, and OEM EOC are on limited back up power in the event of
power outage.
Technical: Technically feasible.
Political: No adverse political ramifications are expected.
Legal: No legal impediments anticipated.
Environmental: No adverse environmental impact anticipated.
Social: Does not adversely affect any particular social group. Perceived by the public to be a good thing because it supports
local services during emergencies.
Administrative Capability: Oversight by Borough Engineer
Local Champion: Police Department, Office of Emergency Management
Other Community Objectives:
STAPLEE Evaluation: N/A
Implementing the Action
Cost Estimate: $95,000.00
Priority:
Scale of Ease of Implementation:
Responsible Party: Borough Engineer
Local Planning Mechanism: Building Construction Code Approval
Likely Funding Source(s): Mitigation Grant with 25% local match
Timeline:
Action Status: Completed
Notes: Borough Hall generator (HMGP) $113,165Monmouth County Mitigation Action Worksheets
Community Action Number: 45_02 Shrewsbury, Borough of
Describing the Action
Action Name: Establish Public Awareness and Education Programs
Action Category: Administrative
Action Type: Education and Awareness Programs
HMA Eligible Activity: Miscellaneous/Other
Action Description: Work with municipal and community stakeholders to setup a committee to develop all hazard education program
including web resources and handouts. Specifically develop checklists and steps that individual residents can use to
evaluate their own and immediately surrounding properties for potential impact and damage sources.
Evaluating the Action
Hazard(s) Addressed: All Hazards
Goals: 3, 4, 7
Risk Reduction: The general public's understanding of natural hazards and mitigation possibilities could be improved. The
community's overall level disaster resistance would increase if a greater number of households undertook low-cost
or no-cost, small-scale mitigation activities.
Technical: Technically feasible.
Political: No adverse political ramifications are expected.
Legal: No legal impediments anticipated.
Environmental: No adverse environmental impact anticipated.
Social: Provides education to all social groups.
Administrative Capability: Administered by OEM and IT staff.
Local Champion: Office of Emergency Management and CERT members
Other Community Objectives:
STAPLEE Evaluation: N/A
Implementing the Action
Cost Estimate: $2,000.00
Priority: Medium
Scale of Ease of Implementation: Low
Responsible Party: OEM and LEPC directives and plans.
Local Planning Mechanism: Hazard Mitigation Plan
Likely Funding Source(s): OEM municipal budget
Timeline: 5 + years
Action Status: Ongoing
Notes: Ongoing 2015 action; the Borough hosts events annually and would like to add more outreach programs; the
Borough also uses its webpage and Facebook page for mitigation outreach.Monmouth County Mitigation Action Worksheets
Community Action Number: 45_03 Shrewsbury, Borough of
Describing the Action
Action Name: Relocate the First Aid Squad Outside Flood-prone Area
Action Category: Mitigation - Continuity of Fuctional Use
Action Type: Structure and Infrastructure Project
HMA Eligible Activity: Property Acquisition and Structure Demolition
Action Description: The First Aid Squad is located in an area that is prone to flooding. Although the building itself does not flood, the
access road floods frequently reducing accessibility to the building. The town is considering moving the squad to a
more desirable location.
Evaluating the Action
Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood, Nor'easter, Hurricane and Tropical Storm
Goals: 1, 3, 7
Risk Reduction: Flooding has stranded first responders en route to the building and therefore they cannot perform emergency
services which puts human life at risk.
Technical: Technically feasible.
Political: Town Council supports the project.
Legal: No legal impediments anticipated.
Environmental: No adverse environmental impact anticipated
Social: Does not adversely affect any particular social group. Perceived by the public to be a good thing because it supports
local services during emergencies. However, the current building is used as a voting location. New voting facility will
have to identified.
Administrative Capability: First Aid command staff will work with zoning and planning office.
Local Champion: Office of Emergency Management and First Aid Squad.
Other Community Objectives:
STAPLEE Evaluation: N/A
Implementing the Action
Cost Estimate: $500,000.00
Priority: Low
Scale of Ease of Implementation: Medium
Responsible Party: First Aid Squad
Local Planning Mechanism: Hazard Mitigation Plan
Likely Funding Source(s): Capital budget and First Aid Squad Budget; FEMA HMA
Timeline: 1 year
Action Status: Ongoing
Notes: Ongoing 2015 action; the CBA is less than one. HMA as a potential funded source of $500,000.Monmouth County Mitigation Action Worksheets
Community Action Number: 45_04 Shrewsbury, Borough of
Describing the Action
Action Name: Upgrade Drainage System and De-snag and Clean the Little Silver Creek
Action Category: Maintenance/Response/Recovery
Action Type: Structure and Infrastructure Project
HMA Eligible Activity: Miscellaneous/Other/NA
Action Description: Replacement and upgrade of stormwater drainage infrastructure, stream clearing, and desnagging of Little Silver
Creek.
Evaluating the Action
Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood, Nor'easter, Hurricane and Tropical Storm
Goals: 2, 3, 5, 6
Risk Reduction: Monroe Ave. floods during heavy precipitation due to an ineffective drainage system and clogged stream.
Technical: Technically feasible.
Political: No adverse political ramifications are expected.
Legal: Coordination and permitting from NJDEP may be required.
Environmental: Positive environmental benefits from stream restoration.
Social: Does not adversely affect any particular social group. Perceived by the public to be a good thing because stream
restoration will protect the properties of Monroe Ave. and Borough roadways.
Administrative Capability: Borough Engineer
Local Champion: Local homeowners.
Other Community Objectives:
STAPLEE Evaluation: N/A
Implementing the Action
Cost Estimate: $150,000.00
Priority: Low
Scale of Ease of Implementation: Low
Responsible Party: Borough Engineer
Local Planning Mechanism: Local permitting and state oversight of stream work
Likely Funding Source(s): Municipal budget
Timeline: 5 + years
Action Status: Ongoing
Notes: Ongoing 2015 action; acquired a Jet truck for sewer cleaning and some work has been completed; more streams in
the borough need to be cleaned. Action will always be ongoing.Monmouth County Mitigation Action Worksheets
Community Action Number: 45_05 Shrewsbury, Borough of
Describing the Action
Action Name: Blades Run and Winding Brook Run Stabilization Project
Action Category:
Action Type: Structure and Infrastructure Project
HMA Eligible Activity: Soil Stabilization
Action Description: Improve Winding Brook Way and Blades Run through soil stabilization, roadbed drainage system installations, and
stormwater and sewer improvements.
Evaluating the Action
Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood, Nor'easter, Hurricane and Tropical Storm
Goals: 2, 3, 5, 6
Risk Reduction: In-frequent inundation of floodwaters on Winding Brook Way and Blades Run has led to roadway failure.
Technical: Technically feasible.
Political: No adverse political ramifications are expected.
Legal: No legal issues are anticipated; these are local roads.
Environmental: No adverse environmental impact anticipated.
Social: Does not adversely affect any particular social group. Perceived by the public to be a good thing because the
roadway is safe again.
Administrative Capability: Borough has sufficient capacity and experience to administer this action.
Local Champion: Local Homeowners
Other Community Objectives:
STAPLEE Evaluation: N/A
Implementing the Action
Cost Estimate: $522,769.00
Priority:
Scale of Ease of Implementation:
Responsible Party: Borough Engineer
Local Planning Mechanism: Hazard Mitigation Plan
Likely Funding Source(s):
Timeline:
Action Status: Completed
Notes: Blades Run Rd. complete.Monmouth County Mitigation Action Worksheets
Community Action Number: 45_06 Shrewsbury, Borough of
Describing the Action
Action Name: Purchase and Install Emergency Generator
Action Category:
Action Type: Structure and Infrastructure Project
HMA Eligible Activity: Generators
Action Description: Providing emergency backup power to police department, emergency management operations center, and 167-
person meeting room which will serve as a shelter.
Evaluating the Action
Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood, Nor'easter, Hurricane and Tropical Storm, Storm Surge
Goals: 1, 3, 6, 7
Risk Reduction: Frequent power outages limit police department and emergency management functions. Current small emergency
generator provides limited backup power to a portion of the building.
Technical: Technically feasible.
Political: Entire town council supports the project.
Legal: No legal issues.
Environmental: Environmental regulations fully complied with.
Social: Provides continuous police and emergency management services and an emergency shelter that enhances quality of
life.
Administrative Capability: Borough Engineer and private contractor.
Local Champion: Local homeowners and businesses.
Other Community Objectives: N/A
STAPLEE Evaluation: N/A
Implementing the Action
Cost Estimate: $120,000.00
Priority:
Scale of Ease of Implementation:
Responsible Party:
Local Planning Mechanism: Local permitting
Likely Funding Source(s):
Timeline:
Action Status: Withdrawn
Notes: Combining with Community Action 45_01.Monmouth County Mitigation Action Worksheets
Community Action Number: 45_07 Shrewsbury, Borough of
Describing the Action
Action Name: Acquire, elevate, or relocate buildings and infrastructure in flood prone areas, with a focus on Repetitive Loss (RL)
and Severe Repetitive Loss (SRL) properties
Action Category: Mitigation - Risk Reduction
Action Type: Structure and Infrastructure Project
HMA Eligible Activity: Structure Elevation
Action Description: Mitigate flood-prone residential structures, with particular focus on those in our community that are on FEMA's
Repetitive Loss List. There is one property that is on the Borough's RL list.
Evaluating the Action
Hazard(s) Addressed: Flood, Nor'easter, Hurricane and Tropical Storm, Winter Storm
Goals: 1, 2, 3, 4,
Risk Reduction: Several residential structures throughout the community are prone to flooding. with their main floor elevations
below current 8FEs. Sea Level Rise and climate change will contribute to more frequent and severe flooding and
surge events.
Technical: Mitigation efforts by the Borough, especially via outreach, is technically feasible.
Political: Political leadership supports this type of project.
Legal: While the municipality does not own the structures in question, the Borough fully supports the homeowners in
moving forward with mitigation.
Environmental: Positively impacts the environment by increasing the permeable surface for each homeowner property.
Social: No particular social group in our community is likely to be disproportionately impacted by this project; this would be
re-evaluated as particular Interested homeowners come forward.
Administrative Capability: Our municipality has the administrative capabilities to manage an elevation and/or acquisition project
Local Champion: Affected homeowners, elected officials
Other Community Objectives: Improve and protect lifestyles of residents; reduction of costly property damage; resiliency; floodplain management;
capital improvements.
STAPLEE Evaluation: 10
Implementing the Action
Cost Estimate:
Priority: High
Scale of Ease of Implementation: Medium
Responsible Party: Construction Official
Local Planning Mechanism: Homeowners; Mayor; Council; Administrator; Engineer; local ordinance; Hazard Mitigation Plan
Likely Funding Source(s): FEMA HMA
Timeline: 1 year
Action Status: Ongoing
Notes: Ongoing action; the Borough deems this action necessary and is searching for potential funding.CAPABILITY ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET
Name: Jerzy Chojnacki Title: OEM Coordinator
Jurisdiction: Shrewsbury Borough Organization:
Local Mitigation Capabilities are existing authorities, policies, programs, and resources that reduce
hazard impacts or that could be used to implement hazard mitigation activities. Please complete the
tables and questions in the worksheet as completely as possible.
Planning & Regulatory
Planning and Regulatory Capabilities are the plans, policies, codes, and ordinances that prevent and
reduce the impacts of hazards. Please indicate which of the following your jurisdiction currently has in
place.
1. What is the date/year of the plan?
2. Does the plan address hazards?
Yes/No
Plan 3. Does the plan identify projects to include in the
mitigation strategy?
4. Can the plan be used to implement mitigation actions?
Yes 1. 2016; No; No; No
Comprehensive/Master Plan
Yes
Capital Improvements Plan 1. 2018; No; No; Yes
Yes
Economic Development Plan
Yes OEM EOP 1. 2016 2. Yes 3. No 4. Yes
Local Emergency Operations Plan
Continuity of Operations Plan Yes EOP 1. 2016 2. Yes 3. No 4. Yes
Post-Disaster Recovery Plan Yes EOP 1. 2016 2. Yes 3. No 4. Yes
Transportation Plan Yes EOP 1. 2016 2. Yes 3. No 4. Yes
Yes
Stormwater Management Plan 1. 2006; No; No; Yes
Community Wildfire Protection No
Plan
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MONMOUTH COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD
MITIGATION PLANCAPABILITY ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET
Other special plans (e.g.,
brownfields redevelopment, Yes • Master Plan Sustainability Element (2013)
disaster recovery, coastal zone • NJ FRAMES
management, climate change
adaptation)
Building Code, Permitting, and
Yes/No Are codes adequately enforced?
Inspections
Version/Year:
Building Code Yes
Building Code Effectiveness Score: 3
Grading Schedule (BCEGS) Score Yes
Rating:
Fire Department ISO rating Yes
Site Plan Review Requirements Yes
Is the ordinance an effective measure for reducing hazard
Land Use Planning and
Yes/No impacts?
Ordinances
Is the ordinance adequately administered and enforced?
Yes
Zoning Ordinance No; Yes
Yes
Subdivision Ordinance No; Yes
Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance and Flood Insurance
Floodplain Ordinance Yes
Ordinance
Natural hazard ordinance
(stormwater, steep slope, Yes Stormwater control; Yes; Yes
wildfire)
Flood Insurance Rate Maps Yes
Acquisition of Land for Open
No
Space and Public Recreation Uses
Post-Disaster Recovery No
Ordinance
Real Estate Disclose Ordinance No
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MONMOUTH COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD
MITIGATION PLANCAPABILITY ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET
Other (ie. Special Purposes
Yes Special Purposes Ordinance
Ordinance)
How can the above capabilities be expanded and improved to reduce risk?
Administrative & Technical
Identify whether your community has the following administrative and technical capabilities. These
include staff and their skills and tools that can be used for mitigation planning and to implement specific
mitigation actions. For smaller jurisdictions without local staff resources, if there are public resources at
the next higher-level government that can provide technical assistance, indicate so in your comments.
Describe capability
Administration Yes/No
Is coordination effective?
Planning Commission Planning Board comprised of professionals knowledgeable
Yes In various areas of planning and zoning regulations.
Mitigation Planning Committee Yes Local Emergency Planning Committee with expertise in mitigation
and response.
Maintenance Programs to
Yes Reduce Risk (e.g., tree trimming, Shrewsbury Clean-Up day
clearing drainage systems)
Yes Through OEM, Fire, Police and EMS cover emergency response
Mutual Aid Agreements and mitigation between neighboring towns and throughout the
county
Is the staff full time or part time?
Yes/No Is staffing adequate to enforce regulations?
Staff
FT/PT Is the staff trained on hazards and mitigation?
Is coordination between agencies and staff effective?
Chief Building Official Yes PT; Yes; No; Yes
Floodplain Administrator Yes PT; Yes; No; Yes
Emergency Manager Yes PT; Yes; Yes; Yes
Community Planner Yes PT; Yes; No; Yes
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MONMOUTH COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD
MITIGATION PLANCAPABILITY ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET
Civil Engineer Yes PT; Yes; No; Yes
Surveyor Yes PT; Yes; No; Yes
GIS Coordinator Yes PT; Yes; No; Yes
Scientists familiar with the
No
hazards of the community
Other
Describe capability
Technical Yes/No
Has capability been used to access/mitigate risk in the past?
Outdoor sirens
Warning Systems/Services Code Red
(Reverse 911, outdoor warning Yes Website links to FEMA
signals)
SEE ABOVE
Hazard Data and Information Yes
Conducted by individual department. Used in the past for
Grant Writing Yes flooding projects and infrastructure repairs and for emergency
generator
Hazus Analysis Yes
Other
How can the above capabilities be expanded and improved to reduce risk? the past?
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MONMOUTH COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD
MITIGATION PLANCAPABILITY ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET
Financial
Identify whether your jurisdiction has access to or is eligible to use the following funding resources for
hazard mitigation.
Access / Has the funding resource been used in the past and for what type
Funding Resource Eligibility of activities?
(Yes/No) Could the resource be used to fund future mitigation actions?
Capital Improvements Project Yes Yes. Infrastructure maintenance
Funding
Yes
Authority to Levy Taxes for Yes. Enforce property maintenance
Specific Purposes
Fees for Water, Sewer, Gas, or
No
Electric Services
Impact Fees for New
Yes
Development
Stormwater Utility Fee No Yes. COAH trust fund.
Incur Debt Through Private
Yes
Activities
Community Development Block
No
Grant
Other Federal Funding Programs Yes
State Funding Programs
No
Other (e.g., withhold spending in
hazard-prone areas)
How can these capabilities be expanded and improved to reduce risk?
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MONMOUTH COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD
MITIGATION PLANCAPABILITY ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET
Education and Outreach
Identify education and outreach programs and methods already in place that could be used to
implement mitigation activities and communicate hazard-related information.
Describe program/organization and how it relates to disaster
resilience and mitigation.
Program/Organization Yes/No
Could the program/organization help implement future
mitigation activities?
Local Citizen Groups or Non-
Profit Organizations Focused on
Environmental Commission
Environmental Protection,
Yes Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
Emergency Preparedness, Access
and Functional Needs
Populations, etc.
• Fire prevention flyers
• Fire Department visits schools
Ongoing Public Education or • EMS community Days
Information Programs (e.g., • The Grove Harvest Fest
responsible water use, fire safety, Yes • National Night Out
household preparedness, • Emergency generator safety
environmental education) • Fire Alarm checks/Smoke Alarm checks
• Go-packs
• Schools drills
Natural Disaster or Safety
Related School Programs Yes School Based training
StormReady Certification No
Firewise Communities
No
Certification
Public-Private Partnership
Initiatives Addressing Disaster Yes Agreements with Assisted Living facilities
Related Issues
Public awareness and education programs: a hazard education
Other program was developed that includes web resources and
handouts (from 2015 actions)
How can these capabilities be expanded and improved to reduce risk? these capabilities be expanded and
improved to reduce risk?
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MONMOUTH COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD
MITIGATION PLANBuilding Classification
SHREWSBURY BOROUGH
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Industrial Commercial Apartment Residential (four families or less)
Monmouth
Farm Vacant Civic/Public (Tax Exempt) Unclassified 0 550 1,100
FLOOD VULNERABILITY
County
Shrewsbury Feet
Borough Parcel Classification
Industrial Commercial Apartment Residential (four families or less)
MONMOUTH COUNTY HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN
Source: © 2014 Esri; Monmouth County;
NJOIT-OGIS; NJGIN MODIV Parcel, FEMA
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S .MEETING NOTES
Topic: Shrewsbury Borough- Monmouth County HMP Update Meeting
Date: June 18, 2019
Time: 2:00 PM- 3:00 PM
Location: 419 Sycamore Ave, Shrewsbury, NJ
Attendees:
Erik Anderson Mayor
Jerry Chojnacki OEM Coordinator
David Cranmer Engineer
Maureen Muttie Clerk / Admin
Ronald Neis Manager DPW
Edward Nolan, Mayor
Tom Welsh, Fire Marshal / OEM
Drafted by: Paige Kaspar
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Introductions (Paige):
- Goals and Hazards
- What is Mitigation Hazard Planning?
- Funding Available
o HMA
- Mitigation Strategies
2015 Mitigation Actions:
• Community Action 45_01 – New Emergency Generator – Completed
o HMA funded
• Community Action 45_02 – Public Awareness & Education Programs – Ongoing
o This will be moved to the capability worksheet
o More outreach programs will be added
o Outreach through events and internet
o Need to include new Critical Facilities – Lightbridge, S/S Shrewsbury, childcare
• Community Action 45_03 – Relocation of First Aid Squad out of flood prone area– Ongoingo Priority is Low
o Less than 1 cost/benefit
o HMA as a potential funded source - $500,000
• Community Action 45_04 – Drainage improvement and stream cleaning – Ongoing
o Acquired Jet truck for sewer cleaning- some has been done
o More streams need to be cleaned
o Action is ongoing as needed
• Community Action 45_05 – Roadway stabilization and drainage improvements – Completed
o Blades Run Rd.
• Community Action 45_06 – Emergency Generator – Completed
o One generator covers all from Community Action 01
• Community Action 45_07 – Elevation and/or Acquisition of flood-prone residential structures –
Ongoing
o One property has had repairs
o Houses are protected
Concerns:
• Downed power lines
• School Safety
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