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Local Target Dates New or Revised Initiatives Res nsibilit for Com letion Comment capabilities in the next 10 years. Funding assistance is needed. Construction- new building. FY05 Move in Dec 09 Relocation of sewer pump stations in critical areas. Engineering Dept. Ongoing Ongoing 75% com lete Relocation of raw water intake pumps at Ben Johnston Lake Engineering Dept. FY04 Completed FY05 (raise above flood levels). Work with Tree Boazd,Public Works,and Utilities to ensure Public Works Ongoing Ongoing that dan erous situations aze addressed timel . De t. Work with State efforts to study hydrology and map/designate Planning Dept. FY05 Ongoing an new flood rone azeas. Amend Flood Plain Ordinance to prohibit building and land Planning Dept. Post FY05 Completed FY06 disturbance in flood lain • Pre aredness and Education Ongoing Ongoing ' Adopt local operations plan that details which Town funcdons Town Manager End of FY05 Completed June I will be maintained,and how we will kee the ublic informed. 2007 Look at alternative electrical sources(generators,etc.),for each Town End of FY05 Completed FY05 Town administrative facility and determine what level needs to Management be maintained and where. Team Pre are sewer um stations for eas enerator connection En ineerin De t. End of FY03 Com leted FY04 Install enerators at most serious um station locations En ineerin De t. End of FY05 Com leted FY05 Outfittin the Water Plant with a enerator. En ineerin De t. FY04 Com leted FY04 Outfitting the Sewer Plant with a generator. Engineering Dept. Approx.FY10 Approx.FY10 Redundant connection to power grid in Place. 4.Draft Statement of Commitment to Mitigating Impacts of Natural Hazards Through the act of developing and adopting a Hazard Mitigation Plan, Orange County and the participating municipalities (Carrboro and Hillsborough)are committing to continuing to develop and engage in programs, activities and practices that can be implemented at the local government level in a fiscally feasible manner to help to mitigate the impacts of future natural hazards. The local governments intend to create a process by which the requirements of this hazard mitigation plan will be incorporated into other local plans. During the planning process for new and updated planning documents, such as a comprehensive plan, land use plan,capital improvements plan,or emergency management plan,to name a few examples,the local planner will provide a copy of the hazard mitigation plan to each respective advisory committee member. The local planner will recommend the advisory committee members to ensure that all goals and strategies of new and updated local planning documents are consistent with the hazard mitigation plan and will not contribute to increased hazards in the jurisdiction. 57