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Approved Date
02/22/2005
Control Number
2005-070
Agenda Item Number
7.F.
Entity Name
Department of Emergency Services
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Unified Local Mitigation Strategy 2005
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4000
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community character definitely affects its perception of hazard priorities . In agricultural <br /> areas , agricultural pest and disease , freezes , and drought are more likely to have relevance <br /> as compared to the more urban areas . For example , in the Town of Orchid , times have <br /> changed its focus from citrus production to residential development . The Town of Orchid , <br /> for most of its existence was owned by one family ; however , in the eighties , th family sold <br /> its property to a development firm , thus changing the character of the Town fo 6ever, During <br /> earlier times , Orchid 's priority listing of hazards might have looked relatively similar to <br /> Fellsmere's , where agricultural pest and disease , drought , and freezes would generate <br /> considerable concern . However , today , the Town of Orchid ' s prioritization of azards may <br /> be more reflective of the Town of Indian River Shores since both communities are situated <br /> on the barrier island , bordering both the Intracoastal Waterway on the west and the Atlantic <br /> Ocean on the east . Now , beach erosion and shoreline stabilization may have more <br /> significance to the Town of Orchid than previously due to the change in community <br /> character. Being more urbanized , having significant concentrations of comme ocial and <br /> industrial uses , and situated along major transportation corridors , communities like Vero <br /> Beach and Sebastian have higher risk of being impacted by a wider variety of lazards than <br /> its smaller municipal neighbors . <br /> 3 . 6 . 1 Listing of Agencies <br /> The organizational structure of each municipality in the County diffE rs in terms of <br /> organizational complexity and functional responsibility . The following is a brief discussion of <br /> agencies within the municipal organizational structure that may have certain functional <br /> responsibilities as they relate to hazard mitigation . <br /> *%W Emergency Management. Vero Beach is the only municipality that has a staff <br /> person who is assigned as the City's emergency management planning contact . During <br /> emergency events , such as hurricanes , each local government has an "executive group" <br /> (e . g . , Mayor, city manager, police chief) that coordinates the city's efforts with the DES . <br /> Indian River Shores is the only municipality in Indian River Countyhat has its <br /> own Fire Department. As mentioned earlier, fire service in all other parts of the County are <br /> provided for the Indian River County Fire Department , which operates under the <br /> administrative umbrella of the DES . <br /> Planning. Sebastian and Vero Beach , both have planning departm nts . The <br /> departments review zoning petitions , site plans , and other development order <br /> (e . g . , variances , special exceptions ) , as well as administering their local comprehensive <br /> plan . In the three smaller communities , planning has generally been assigned to a lay <br /> planning and zoning board , and provided staff support by a building official or comparable <br /> staff person . <br /> Building Departments. Fellsmere , Indian River Shores , Orchid , and Sebastian <br /> issue their own building permits . Within the City of Vero Beach , applicants secure their <br /> building permits from the County Building Division . The County and the City of Vero Beach <br /> operate under the same building code . <br /> Public Works & Engineering. The City of Vero Beach has a Public Works and <br /> Engineering Department. It is responsible for implementing structural improvements <br /> (e . g . , storm water facility retrofit, shuttering buildings ) . The smaller jurisdictions do not have <br /> 3- 18 <br />
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