Title: Congress for the New Urbanism Conference
1 Congress for the New Urbanism Conference Impleme
nting the Vision Achieving Sustainable Recovery
and Redevelopment Following Hurricane Katrina in
Mississippi through Design and Planning
Practice June 3, 2006
2- Disaster Statistics
- Issues and Opportunities Sustainable Disaster
Recovery - The Role of Planning and Design in Recovery
- Governors Commission on Recovery, Rebuilding and
Renewal - Mississippi Renewal Forum
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
- Governors Office of Recovery and Renewal
- Disaster Recovery Policies, Funding Sources, and
Technical Assistance - Achieving a Sustainable Recovery in Mississippi
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4Hurricane Katrina
- Landfall August 29, 2005
- Intensity Category III
- Wind gusts up to 155 mph
- Storm Surge 15 to 35 feet
- Rainfall 5 to 15 inches
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8Housing Damage Owner Occupied(Hancock,
Harrison and Jackson Counties)
9Housing Damage Renter Occupied(Hancock,
Harrison and Jackson Counties)
10- Building Permits (Housing-Single Family - March)
- Hancock County
- New 61
- Repair 134
- Harrison County
- New 203
- Repair 147
- Jackson County
- New 188
- Repair 186
11- Sustainable Development Post-Disaster
- Window of Opportunity
- Economic Well Being
- Social Justice
- Environmental
- Quality of Life
- Hazard Mitigation
- Multi-Objective Planning and Policymaking
12- Charter of the New Urbanism
- Restoration of Existing Urban Centers and Towns
- Conservation of Natural Environments
- Preservation of our Built Legacy
- Diversity of Neighborhoods
- Pedestrian Orientation
- Creation/Preservation of Public Spaces
- Design that Celebrates Local History, Climate,
Ecology and Building Practices
13- Issues and Opportunities
- Integrating Hazard Mitigation into CNU Practices
- Floodplain Management
- Advisory Base Flood Elevation Maps
- Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance
- Multi-Objective Planning and Sustainable Recovery
and Redevelopment - Avoiding Misinformation and Poor Decision Making
- Avoiding Moral Hazard
14- Role of Design in Recovery
- Rapid Delivery of Housing
- Transitional Housing Alternative to FEMA Travel
Trailer - Mississippi Cottage
- Modular, Panelized, Kit-Based Construction
- Recapturing Coastal Architecture
- Pattern Book for Gulf Coast Neighborhoods
- Coastal Construction
- Coastal Construction Manual
- Coastal Foundation Design
15- Role of Design in Recovery
- Transitional Housing Mississippi Cottage
- 600 Million Dollars Proposed
- Replacement of Travel Trailers
- 38,241 Temporary Housing Units
- Initial Focus in Velocity Zone
- Speed of Delivery and Set up
- Transportability
- Compliance with ABFEs
- Congressional Decision Pending
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19- NFIP prohibits fill for structural support in V
zones, allows in A zones - ABFEs can result in lowest floor gt 1 story above
grade - CConsider use of non-structural fill to
facilitate access and improve aesthetics of
highly elevated buildings - CCommunity-wide approach preferable
- TTechnical, economic, environmental evaluations
required
20- Foundation Recommendations
- Design to ABFEs not FIRMs
- Residential Construction for Gulf Coast Building
on a Strong and Safe Foundation (FEMA 550) - Elevate Lowest Horizontal Structural Member Above
the BFE in Coastal Flood Zones
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23- Delivery of Multiple Housing Types
- Single Family Detached Units
- Multi-Family
- Rental
- Owner Occupied
- Condominiums
- Worker Housing
- Availability of Suitable Land for Development
- Wetlands
- Infrastructure
- Geography of Disaster
- High Hazard Areas (Coastal Construction)
- New Communities
24- Role of Planning In Recovery
- Governors Commission on Recovery and Renewal
- 9 Policy Committees
- Business Leadership
- After Katrina Building Back Better that Ever
- 263 Policy Recommendations
- Road Map to Accountability
- MississippiRenewal.com
25- Role of Planning in Recovery
- CNU Plans
- 11 Coastal Plans
- Visionary Make no Small Plans?
- Design-Based Plans
- Smart Code Design with Nature?
- Regional Planning Issues Transportation,
Environmental, Architecture - On-going Charrettes
- Developing the New Urbanism A Congress Focused
on Implementation
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28- Role of Planning in Recovery
- Hazard Mitigation Plans
- Policies and Projects
- Capability Assessment
- Vulnerability Assessment
- Link to Pre and Post-disaster Assistance
- Long-term Recovery Plans
- Operational
- Policies and Projects
- Identification of Funding Sources
29- Governors Office of Recovery and Renewal
- Implementation Focus
- Four Objectives
- Identification of Funding
- Policy Counsel
- Implementation of the Governors Commission
Recommendations - Education, Outreach and Training
- Governorbarbour.com/recovery
30- Disaster Assistance
- Public Assistance Program
- Community Development Block Grant Program
- Hazard Mitigation Grant Program
- National Flood Insurance Program
31- FEMA Public Assistance Program
- Repair of damaged infrastructure
- Roads, bridges, schools, critical facilities
- 406 Mitigation
- Coordination with Regional Water and Wastewater
Program - Debris Removal
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33- Debris Removal
- Coastal Counties 21,303,177 cubic yards
removed - Debris Removal 90 Complete
- Statewide Total 44,194,902 cubic yards
removed - Debris Removal 92 Complete
34- Community Development Block Grant Program
(Homeowners Program) - 4 Billion Dollars
- Mississippi Development Authority
- Phase 1 Criteria
- Later Phases
- Inside Floodplain
- Uninsured/Underinsured
- Low/Mod Housing Assistance
35- Hazard Mitigation Grant Program
- Reconstruction Grants
- 400 Million Dollars
- 150,000 cap 30,000 to elevate
- Cost-Effective
- Focus in Floodplain
36- National Flood Insurance Program
- Over 2 billion dollars in paid claims
- Local Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance
- Local Building Official
- Flood Insurance Rate Map
- Advisory Base Flood Elevation Map
37- Advisory Base Flood Elevation Maps
- V Zone Development
- Link to Federal Housing Assistance
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41- Factors Affecting Success
- Coordination between CNU and Governors Office
- Integrate CNU Vision with Operational Plans
- Long-Term Recovery Plans
- Hazard Mitigation Plans
- Floodplain Management Plans
- Linkage to Identified Funding Sources, Technical
Assistance and Policies
42- Layer Cake Theory of Recovery Assistance
- Funding, Policies and Technical Assistance
- Federal (Stafford Act/Supplemental)
- State
- Non-Profits
- Foundations
- Corporations
- Associations
- Nations
- Governors Fund
43- Factors Affecting Success
- Improve Participatory Planning
- Community-Based Committees
- Technical Experts (planners, building officials,
emergency managers, etc.) - Citizens
- Local, State and Federal
- Non-Profits and Associations
44- Achieving Sustainable Development Following
Katrina - CNU
- Improved Participatory Planning
- Capability Assessment
- Use of existing regulatory tools
- Vulnerability Assessment Role of Hazard
Mitigation - Design (elevation)
- Land-Use (smart code)
- Integration with State and Local Recovery
Activities
45- Next Steps
- Ongoing Dialogue
- Capitalizing on Success We Need Your Help
- Cross Training CNU Staff and Disaster Recovery
Officials - Pre and Post-disaster Assistance
- Modified Charrettes
- ESF-14 Implementation Managers
- Governors Office of Recovery and Renewal
46- Next Steps
- Local Technical Assistance / Training
- CDBG 5 Million Dollars Building Inspectors and
Permit Officials - National Emergency Grant Planners and Grants
Managers - FEMA Recovery Implementation Managers
- Community College System / Mississippi Department
of Employment Security - Technical Training Builders, Architects,
Engineers, Elected Officials - Hurricane Recovery Centers
- Disaster Recovery Expo
47ACHIEVING A SUSTAINABLE RECOVERY
Governors Commission
Governors Office of Recovery Renewal
Congress of New Urbanism
4 Objectives Implementation
Visionary Planning and Design
Design and Planning Tools -LTR Plans
-Mitigation Plans
-Mississippi
Renewal Forum
Environmental Factors
Layer Cake -Funding
-Policy
-Technical Assistance
LOCAL RECOVERY
LOCAL RECOVERY
48- Future Challenges and Opportunities
- Increased Hazard Vulnerability
- Coastal Development
- Increasing Hurricane Frequency and Severity
- Unprecedented Role of Design and Planning In
Recovery - Coastal Design (architecture and engineering)
- Coastal Planning (mitigation and recovery)
- Future Implications and Outcomes
- All Hazards Insurance?
- Multi-Hazard Mitigation Council Findings
- Federal Assistance Limitations/Requirements?
- Integrating Design and Planning in Recovery
Operations