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Page 1 of 5Issue Date: November 19, 2013Effective Date: April 2, 2014Case No.: 13021873PLOMRAPPFederal Emergency Management Agency Washington, D.C. 20472LETTER OF MAP REVISION DETERMINATION DOCUMENT COMMUNITY

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What is no project?

No project is a declaration that no new projects or activities have been undertaken.

Who is required to file no project?

Any individual or organization that has not initiated any new projects or activities during a specified period may be required to file a no project declaration.

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To fill out a no project declaration, one must provide details about the period for which no new projects or activities have been undertaken.

What is the purpose of no project?

The purpose of a no project declaration is to inform relevant authorities that no new projects or activities have been initiated during a specific period.

What information must be reported on no project?

The information that must be reported on a no project declaration includes the period covered and a statement confirming that no new projects or activities have been undertaken.