The Flood Hazard combining designation is applied to specific parcels by the Official
Maps (Part III) of the Land Use Element to areas where terrain characteristics would
present new developments and their users with potential hazards to life and property
from potential inundation by a 100-year frequency flood or within coastal high hazard
areas. These standards are also intended to minimize the effects of development on
drainage ways and watercourses. The areas of special flood hazard identified by the
Federal Insurance Administration, through the Federal Emergency Management Agency
in a scientific and engineering report entitled "The Flood Insurance Study for the
San Luis Obispo County," dated July 18, 1985, with accompanying flood insurance rate
maps, and any subsequent revisions to the flood insurance rate maps or flood area
boundary maps, are hereby adopted and incorporated into this title by reference as
though they were fully set forth here. The flood insurance study is on file in the
County Public Works office.
[Amended 1992, Ord. 2570; 2004, Ord. 3025]
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