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26 <br /> <br />o More than 4,300 Subscribers by End of Storm Event <br />o 25 Notifications on Shelters, Safety Measures, and Weather Threats <br />• OCSTORM Survey <br />o 416 Survey Responses or 9.6% of Subscribers <br />o 98% of Respondents Would Recommend to Friend or Neighbor <br /> <br />Documented Flooding and/or Flood Damage Locations Unincorporated Orange County <br />(map) <br /> <br />Flood Prone Areas and Planning <br />Exposure to the 1-Percent-Annual-Chance (100-year) Flood (chart) <br /> <br />Flood Prone Areas and Planning <br />Exposure to the 0.2 Percent-Annual-Chance (500-year) Flood (chart) <br /> <br />Flood Prone Areas and Planning <br />Repetitive Loss Properties by Jurisdiction (chart) <br /> <br />Estes Drive (photo) <br /> <br />Eastgate (photo) <br /> <br />Camelot Village Condominiums (photo) <br /> <br />Flood Prone Areas and Mitigation <br />• Camelot Village Condominiums <br />– Constructed in 1967 Inside Bolin Creek Floodway <br />• Before Floodplain Management Regulations in Chapel Hill <br />– Condominium Ownership – Rented to Non-Owners <br />– Affordable Housing Units <br />• 32 Housing Choice Voucher Units <br />– Divided Between Eight (8) Landlords <br />• 18 Voucher Units Impacted <br />• 12 Residents Receiving Temporary Housing Support from County <br /> <br />Countywide Initial Damage Assessment <br />• Cost of Emergency Protective Measures <br />– $2.4 Million <br />• Public Facility and Property Damage <br />– $1.4 Million <br />– Private Property Damage <br />– Commercial Property - $471,000 <br />• 34 Businesses Reported Physical Damage <br />– Residential Property - $1.7 Million residential <br />• 109 Units – Including 64 Camelot Apartments <br /> <br />Recovery Operations <br />• FEMA Major Disaster Declaration <br />– Public Assistance (PA) – Undeclared <br />• Emergency Protective Measures