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Official Document Type
Report
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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1%r During the tornado in December of 2002 , the ARC provided services to <br /> three families hit by the tornado and opened a shelter for 38 families who were ordered to <br /> evacuate because their homes were deemed unsafe . <br /> Because tornadoes are hazards that are not bounded by geographic or <br /> topographic characteristics , there are no definite means to determine whether or not the <br /> extent of this hazard differs from jurisdiction to jurisdiction within Indian River County . <br /> 4. 1 . 3. 2 Vulnerability Assessment <br /> Tornado events can have the following potential impacts within acommunity : <br /> Excessive wind ; <br /> Electric power outage ; <br /> • Surface and air transportation disruption ; <br /> Telecommunications system outage ; <br /> Human health and safety ; <br /> • Psychological hardship ; and <br /> Economic disruption . <br /> Indian River County's vulnerability to tornadoes is compounded by the high <br /> concentration of mobile home residents in large mobile home communities . According to the <br /> 2000 U . S . Census , there are 6 , 786 mobile homes in Indian River County , representing <br /> 11 . 7 % of the total housing units in the County . Three municipalities within Indian River <br /> County have significant concentrations of mobile homes . Sebastian has a total of 564 mobile <br /> homes , representing 7 . 6 % of the total housing units . Wabasso has a total of 166 mobile <br /> homes , representing 31 . 9% of the total housing units . Fellsmere has a total of 397 mobile <br /> homes , representing 42 . 4% of the total housing units . <br /> 4. 1 . 3. 3 Risk Assessment <br /> Historical data indicate the overall vulnerability of Indian River County to <br /> tornadoes is low , but some specific communities have a moderate to high vulnerability to this <br /> hazard due to the type of construction or numbers of mobile homes ( manufactured housing <br /> units ) within their boundaries . These communities include Sebastian , Waba so , and <br /> Fellsmere . <br /> The risk assessment data for tornadoes in Indian River County are based on data <br /> developed for the MEMPHIS , which was developed by the FDCA . <br /> Tornado risk is defined as the annual probability of significant stru tura ) damage <br /> and is divided into four probabilities of occurrence : < 1 in 500 , 1 in 500 , 1 in 2 0 , and 1 in <br /> 100 . <br /> Table 4 . 19 illustrates the tornado exposure in Indian River County . <br /> Table 4 . 19 . Tornado exposure , Indian River County , 2003 . <br /> Probability of Number of Value of Structures Population at Risk <br /> Occurrence Structures <br /> 1in 500 53 , 268 $6 , 903 , 527 , 424 112 , 947 <br /> Source : Florida Department of Community Affairs , 2004a . <br /> 4-31 <br />
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