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Hazard
Mitigation Planning
October 10, 2012 Initial Meeting |
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Hazard
Mitigation Planning
October 10, 2012 Initial Meeting |
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CITY
OF COLLINSVILLE
HAZARD MITIGATION PLANNING COMMITTEE
COLLINSVILLE CITY COMMISSION ROOM
106 N. 12TH STREET, COLLINSVILLE, OK
October 10, 2012
3:30 P.M.
1. Call to Order by Chairman
2. Introduction
of Committee Members -- Susan Babbitt; Michael Benson;
Gary Bishop; Brenda Dale; Terry Due; Roger Dunham; Jim Dunlap; Ron Evans;
Brad Francis; Angela McGinnis; J.W. Miller; Pam Polk; Tom Rain - Tulsa County
Engineering; Jimmy Richey; Phil Stowell; Steve Tinker; Ted Wright; and Russell
Young ... (& led by INCOG's Andy Armstrong)
3. Introduction of Planning Consultant Team
4. Review of Planning Update Process Including School District Participation
5. Review of Draft Chapter 1 and Chapter 2
6. Review and Discussion of Initial HMGP Action Plan Items and Activity to Date
7. Discussion of Hazard Identification and Assessment Issues and Citizen Input Options
8. Set Next Meeting Date
9. Adjourn
Ted Wright comments in purple
Committee
Approved
At Oct. 1st
City Commission Meet
Group To Review / Update City's Hazard Mitigation Plan (Natural & Man-Made Hazards)
Required Every 5 Years By FEMA
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