LEVEE RECERTIFICATION AND ACCREDITATION Sample Clauses

LEVEE RECERTIFICATION AND ACCREDITATION. A-E may be required to recertify levees that were previously certified, in order to prevent re-mapping of related floodplains on FEMA FIRMs. Work would be expected to include but is not limited to all interior drainage analysis and geotechnical analyses. Following successful recertification, AE would be required to obtain accreditation of levees from FEMA.
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LEVEE RECERTIFICATION AND ACCREDITATION. A-E may be required to recertify levees that were previously certified, in order to prevent re-mapping of related floodplains on FEMA FIRMs. Work would be expected to include but is not limited to all interior drainage analysis and DocuSign Envelope ID: DCC48465-64C8-465B-89AE-8B136E416A22 geotechnical analyses. Following successful recertification, AE would be required to obtain accreditation of levees from FEMA.
LEVEE RECERTIFICATION AND ACCREDITATION. A-E may be required to recertify levees that were previously certified, in order to prevent re-mapping of related floodplains on FEMA FIRMs. Work would be expected to include but is not limited to all interior drainage analysis and DocuSign Envelope ID: 7C347086-C85E-4B5B-845A-882C47B5B1A4 DocuSign Envelope ID: 4E2B0691-DC7B-4E62-836B-87284A21F0EA geotechnical analyses. Following successful recertification, AE would be required to obtain accreditation of levees from FEMA.

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