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Chapter 1:Appendix A <br /> 14. Droughts <br /> Droughts and drought impacts are Drought measurement and susceptibility indices are described in <br /> described,and the need for further detail. Significant historical drought event losses are reported. <br /> updates to include the Hawaii Dought Drought hazard areas are mapped. Drought monitoring tools are <br /> Committee is identified. described. Drought mitigation initiatives from the Hawaii County <br /> Drought Committee are reported. <br /> 15.Wildfires <br /> Hawaii County wildfire suppression This entirely new chapter adds information on wildfire history and <br /> resources are identified. losses,probabilistic wildfire hazard maps,and project initiatives <br /> from the Hawaii County Drought Committee. <br /> 16. HAZMAT <br /> This is an entirely new chapter on the potential technological <br /> hazards of stored hazardous chemical materials,to summarize the <br /> planning of the Local Emergency Preparedness Committee(LEPQ <br /> per Hawaii Revised Statutes Chapter 128D Environmental <br /> Response Law,and Chapter 128E Hawaii Emergency Planning and <br /> Community Right-to-Know Act. <br /> 17. Shelters <br /> This entirely new chapter identifies the presently available <br /> emergency public shelter facilities in the County,and maps these <br /> locations. A pilot study of structural and enclosure integrity of <br /> several shelter buildings is described,using a recently developed <br /> engineering assessment procedure of the Department of <br /> Accounting and General Services. New building regulations of the <br /> State Building Code for residential safe rooms and public building <br /> enhanced hurricane protection areas are described. Follow-up <br /> implementation recommendations for improving shelter safety <br /> are given. <br /> 18. Risk Assessment <br /> The 2005 plan Risk and Vulnerability This chapter adds a risk analysis of 80 critical facility buildings in <br /> Analysis chapter provided a very the County of Hawaii and expected losses for earthquakes and <br /> comprehensive overview of county hurricanes. Facility vulnerability rankings are given. A risk analysis <br /> critical facilities,and characteristics of of the University of Hawaii at Hilo campus buildings is given with <br /> the at-risk population. It indicated a high facility vulnerability rankings. Highway and bridge damage due to <br /> priority for hardening of critical facilities. the 2006 Kiholo Bay earthquake are identified. Land Use data and <br /> Loss estimation was based on results population data are updated. Improvements to the HAZUS MH <br /> produced by Martin&Chock for the model capabilities are discussed,including the assembling of an <br /> State of Hawaii. The need for future Enhanced Data inventory of Hawaii County buildings. <br /> updates was indicated,stressing <br /> additional development of HAZUS <br /> capabilities and data improvements. <br /> 19. Mitigation Strategy <br /> The 2005 plan described the County's This chapter has been updated. The Mitigation Goals and <br /> mitigation goals and objectives, Objectives were updated, In that process,several items were <br /> mitigation actions by hazard,priorities, identified as emergency response activities rather than having any <br /> and project implementation actions. hazard mitigation effects,and these were removed. Mitigation <br /> Actions by hazard are identified. The priorities for hazard <br /> mitigation were updated. Implementation actions to address <br /> these priorities are organized in a clearer listing. <br /> A 1-4 Hawaii County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan <br />