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This certification verifies that development within a special flood hazard area satisfies the requirements outlined in Maui County Code. It necessitates certification by a licensed architect or engineer

How to fill out special flood hazard area

How to fill out special flood hazard area

1. Gather necessary information about your property including location, elevation, and flood zone designation.
2. Obtain a flood zone map from your local government or FEMA website to determine if your property is in a special flood hazard area.
3. Fill out the appropriate FEMA Form (e.g., Flood Hazard Determination Form) based on the specifics of your property.
4. Provide details about the property's ground level, as well as any nearby bodies of water.
5. Include any previous flood history, if applicable.
6. Submit the completed form to your local floodplain administrator or appropriate authority for review.

Who needs special flood hazard area?

1. Property owners in areas identified as high-risk flood zones.
2. Individuals seeking to purchase or develop land in flood-prone areas.
3. Insurance agents and companies for flood insurance underwriting.
4. Local governments to ensure compliance with floodplain management regulations.
5. Residents in areas prone to flooding who wish to understand their flood risks.

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What is special flood hazard area?

A special flood hazard area (SFHA) is a zone designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) that is subject to inundation by a flood having a 1% chance of being equaled or exceeded in any given year, commonly referred to as a '100-year flood.'

Who is required to file special flood hazard area?

Property owners in an SFHA who have a mortgage from a federally regulated or insured lender are required to file special flood hazard area documentation and carry flood insurance.

How to fill out special flood hazard area?

To fill out the special flood hazard area form, obtain the necessary flood zone maps from FEMA, accurately identify your property’s location and flood zone designation, and complete any required sections detailing insurance coverage, property improvements, and compliance with local floodplain management ordinances.

What is the purpose of special flood hazard area?

The purpose of the special flood hazard area is to identify regions prone to flooding, promote safety and preparedness, and ensure that appropriate flood insurance and building regulations are in place to mitigate flood risks.

What information must be reported on special flood hazard area?

Information that must be reported on the special flood hazard area includes flood zone designation, elevation of the property, flood insurance policy details, and compliance with local floodplain management regulations.