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M.61A Sm.IorWak Imalmniga—sln", D. By April 30, 1999, the Department shall provide to the County: Paper maps of the county -wide hazard areas vulnerable to storm surge, inland Flooding and wind, along with tables listing the results of the risk analysis providing, in particular, an estimate of potential costs and the likelihood of specific tropical cyclone events. A CD -Rom containing the following: a. the results of the risk analysis for tropical cyclone events in a dBASE III Farman, and b. the demographic and property data on which the risk analysis was based. E. By April 30, 1999, Contractor shall submit Working Group meeting minutes to the Department for all meetings occurring during this period. IV. 4'a Contract P d -Deliverables due by October 31 1999: A. Complete the hazard identification and vulnerability assessment activities as outlined in Section 5 of the Guidebook and as described in the Hazard ldent fication and Vrdnerability Assessment Supplement. By October 31, 1999, create a county -wide multi - hazard map based on the information supplied to the County by the Department during the 30 period. B. Contractor shall submit a list of potential mitigation initiatives as discussed in Section 6 of the Guidebook to the Department by October 31, 1999. The list shall be based upon the Community Guiding Principles and Hazard Identification and Vulnerability Assessment data developed in preceding contract period and compiled through the procedures established in the second contract period. The list shall include potential program, project, and policy initiatives at the county and municipal levels that have the potential to reduce losses of life and property from natural disaster events including but not limited to: 1. initiatives to reduce vulnerability 2. studies (including engineering studies) to identify cost beneficial mitigation activities 3. existing mitigation initiatives identified in existing local government Capital Improvements Plans for future funding consideration 4. recommended program and policy actions and revisions to further promote effective hazard mitigation.