Flooding Criteria Sample Clauses

Flooding Criteria. Develop criteria to define thresholds and tipping points for responding to potential flood risks based on the occurrence probability of the various impacts.
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Flooding Criteria. Develop criteria that consider potential scenarios, such as the 100-year and 500-year storm tides, and that address expected design life, sea level rise projections, acceptable flooding, FEMA funding guidelines, and impacts on the character of the waterfront, land use, urban design, and the environment.

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