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Official Document Type
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Approved Date
02/22/2005
Control Number
2005-070
Agenda Item Number
7.F.
Entity Name
Department of Emergency Services
Subject
Unified Local Mitigation Strategy 2005
Archived Roll/Disk#
4000
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4892
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„`, Like Indian River Shores , the Town of Orchid is located entirely on the barrier <br /> island and has a great potential for flooding . Coastal land along the Atlantic Ocean is <br /> subject to wave action and is located in the NFIP VE flood zone . The remainder of the land <br /> in Orchid is located in the AE zone . <br /> The majority of land in the City of Sebastian is located in the X zone , or the <br /> 500-year floodplain . Lands lying adjacent to the Sebastian Creek have been identified as <br /> being in the NFIP AE zone . <br /> The Town of Fellsmere , located to the west of 1 - 95 , consists of interspersed lands <br /> identified as being in the NFIP A and X flood zones . <br /> Figure 4 . 3 can be used to determine the extent of the hurricane hazard for each <br /> jurisdiction represented by this LMS . According to the SLOSH model , overall storm surge <br /> risk in the County in limited to the eastern coast and lands adjacent to Sebast an Creek . <br /> Lands adjacent to either the Atlantic Ocean or the Intercoastal Waterway areubject to <br /> storm surge for Category 1 and higher storm events . <br /> The SLOSH model predicts that the eastern portions of the City of Vero Beach <br /> will be impacted by storm surge . Portions of the City located on the barrier island and the <br /> Intercoastal Waterway will be subject to storm surge in a Category 1 hurricane . Storm surge <br /> associated with a Category 3 storm is expected to reach several blocks west of the <br /> Intercoastal Waterway . In a Category 5 storm , the surge is expected to impact <br /> U . S . Highway 1 . <br /> *4% .r Because of the Town of Indian River Shore 's location on the barrier island , land <br /> adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean and Intercoastal Waterway is expected to beimpacted by <br /> storm surge in a Category 1 or higher event . <br /> The Town of Orchid ' s location on the barrier island makes the potential for storm <br /> surge great. The western portions of the Town , located on the Intercoastal Waterway , are <br /> expected to be inundated in a Category 1 storm . The eastern portions of the own can <br /> expect higher surge levels than the western portion of the Town during Category 3 or higher <br /> storms . <br /> The majority of land in the City of Sebastian is located out of the storm surge <br /> zone . However, lands adjacent to the Intercoastal Waterway on the eastern side of the City <br /> and lands adjacent to Sebastian Creek on the western side of the City may be at risk from <br /> surge during Category 3 or higher storms . <br /> The entire Town of Fellsmere is located outside of the storm surge zone . <br /> The State of Florida is able to model hurricane storm surge as well as wind and <br /> property damage . This model , know as The Arbiter of Storms (TAOS ) model , predicts storm <br /> surge height and wind field intensity for Category 1 through Category 5 hurricanes . <br /> Figure 4 .4 shows Indian River County' s storm surge vulnerability in a Category 5 hurricane <br /> based on the TAOS model . When evaluating these data , it is important to remember the <br /> TAOS projections are based on multiple model runs combining all the worst p ssible <br /> hurricane paths and strikes . Consequently the TAOS projections presented here must be <br /> considered the Maximum of Maximums ( MOM ) , or absolute worst-case scenario , <br /> 4- 13 <br />
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