Regulatory floodplain definition
Regulatory floodplain means an area covered by a one hundred year flood as depicted on a flood insurance rate map published by the federal emergency management agency.
Regulatory floodplain means the area of the special flood hazard area and all protected areas within the jurisdiction of the City of Lakewood.
Regulatory floodplain means the area of the special flood hazard area plus the protected area, as defined in SMC 13.12.300. The term also includes newly designated areas that are delineated pursuant to SMC 13.12.300(E).
More Definitions of Regulatory floodplain
Regulatory floodplain means a “Special Flood Hazard Area” delineated on an effective “Flood Insurance Rate Map.” and an "Administrative Flood Hazard Area."
Regulatory floodplain means a watercourse and the areas adjoining a watercourse which have been, or may be, covered by a one hundred year flood as depicted on a federal insurance administration flood map.
Regulatory floodplain means an “Area of Special Flood Hazard” delineated on an effective “Flood Insurance Rate Map.”
Regulatory floodplain means the area of the special flood hazard area in addition to the protected area.
Regulatory floodplain means the area susceptible to being covered by the regulatory