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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY <br /> <br />This Multi-Hazed Mitigation Plan ~br the Eugene and Sphngfield metropolitan area covers <br />each of the major natural and anthropogenic hazards that pose risks to the c~tizens, buildings, <br />and infi'astructure within the metro area. The primary objectives of this mitigation plan are to <br />reduce the negative impacts of future disasters on the community, i.e., to save lives, mimmize <br />injuries, damage to buildings and infrastructure (particularly critical facihties), and reduce <br />economic loss. The intent and purpose of the plan is to educate and infon-n public officials <br />and residents, increase awareness of the risks posed by hazards, and to facilitate reduction of <br />risk by encouraging implementation of hazard mitigation projects; however, this mitigation <br />plan is a planning document, not a regulatory document; therefore, it does not regulate <br />development or land use. <br /> <br />All communities in the United States must adopt FEMA-approved hazard mitigation plans in <br />order to remain eligible for future FEMA pre- or post-disaster hazard mitigation grant <br />programs. This mitigation plan meets FEMA's plalming requirements by addressing hazards, <br />walnerability, and risk. Hazard means the f~equency and severity of disaster events. <br />Vulnerability means the value, importance, and fragility of braidings and inlYastructure. Risk <br />means the threat to people, buildings and infrastructure, taking Into account the probabilities of <br />disaster events. <br /> <br />This document is a DRAFT. Review comments, suggestions, coi'rections and additions are <br />encouraged from all interested parties. Please send comments to: Chuck Solin, City of Eugene <br />Emergency Program Manager at chuck r solin(~ci eugene~or us <br /> <br />This Hazard Mitigation Plan contains the following main sections: <br /> <br />Overview and Context <br /> Chapter 1: introduction <br /> Chapter 2: Commmzity Profile <br /> Chapter 3: Commumty Lnvolvement and Public Process <br /> Chapter 4: Mitigation Goals, Strategies and Action items <br /> Chapter 5: Plan Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance <br /> <br />Hazards <br />Chapter 6: Floods <br />Chapter 7: Winter Storms <br />Chapter 8: Landslides <br />Chapter 9: Wildland/Urban Interface Fires <br />Chapter 10: Eal~rhquakes <br />Chapter 11: Volcanic Hazards <br />Chapter 12: Dam Safety <br />Chapter 13: Disruption of Utility and Transportation Systems <br />Chapter 14: HAZMAT Incidents <br />Chapter 15: Te~'onsm <br /> <br />Appendix <br /> Example Mitigation Projects <br /> Floods <br /> Earthquakes <br /> <br /> <br />
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