Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan: 20. Plan Update Procedures

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Chapter 22-Plan Update Prncedurer NOTES ON FEMA FUNDING OF PROJECTS: The following list provides examples of activities that are not eligible for HNIA funding: ♦Projects that do not reduce the risk to people,homes,neighborhoods,structures,or infrastructure; ♦Projects that are dependent on another phase of a project(s)in order to be effective and/or feasible; ♦Projects for which actual physical work such as groundbreaking,demolition,or construction of a raised foundation has occurred prior to award. ♦Projects constricting new buildings or facilities with the exception of sale room construction and SRL mitigation reconstruction; ♦Projects that create revolving loan funds; ♦Activities required as a result of negligence or intentional actions,or the reimbursement of legal obligations such as those imposed by a legal settlement,court order,or State law; ♦Activities on Federal lands or associated with facilities owned by another Federal entity; ♦Major flood control projects related to the construction,demolition,or repair of dams,dikes,levees,floodwalls,seawalls,groins, jetties,breakwaters,and erosion projects related to beach nourishment or re-nourishment; ♦Projects for hazardous fuels reduction in excess of 2 miles from structures; ♦Projects that address unmet needs from a disaster that are not related to mitigation; ♦Retrofitting facilities primarily used for religious purposes,such as places of worship(or other projects that solely benefit religious organizations). ♦Projects that only address man-made hazards; ♦Projects that address operation,deferred or future maintenance,repairs,or replacement(without a change in the level of protection provided)of existing structures,facilities,or infrastructure(e.g.,dredging,debris removal,replacement of obsolete utility systems, bridges,and facility repair/rehabilitation); ♦Projects to do the following: •Landscaping for ornamentation(trees,shrubs,etc); •Site remediation of hazardous materials(with the exception eligible activities such as,the abatement of asbestos and/or lead- based paint and the removal of household hazardous wastes to an approved landfill); •Water quality infrastructure; •Address ecological or agricultural issues; •Protection of the environment and/or watersheds; •Forest management; •Prescribed burning or clear-cutting; •Creation and maintenance of fire breaks,access roads,or staging areas;and •Irrigation systems; 20-5 Hawaii Cnurziy.I9ulii-Hazard Mitigatinrr Plan