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JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY FOR THE CITY OF GLENDALE MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN 2021 MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 1 Across the United States, natural and human-caused disasters have led to increasing levels of death, injury, property damage, and interruption of business and government services. The toll on families and individuals can be immense and damaged businesses cannot contribute to the economy. The time, money and effort to respond to and recover from these emergencies or disasters divert public resources and attention from other important programs and problems. With 62 federal or state declarations and a total of 980 other recorded events, the 26 jurisdictions contained within Maricopa County, Arizona and participating in this planning effort recognize the consequences of disasters and the need to reduce the impacts of natural and human-caused hazards. The County and jurisdictions also know that with careful selection, mitigation actions in the form of projects and programs can become long-term, cost effective means for reducing the impact of natural and human-caused hazards. The elected and appointed officials of Maricopa County and the 25 other participating jurisdictions demonstrated their commitment to hazard mitigation in 2015 by preparing the second update of the Maricopa County Multi- Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan (2015 Plan). The 2015 Plan covered 28 participating jurisdictions and was approved by FEMA on December 22, 2015. In order to remain compliant with the congressional regulations, the county and jurisdictions must perform full plan update and obtain FEMA approval. It is noted that the Salt River Project and the Town of Paradise Valley are no longer participants in the updated Plan. In response, the Maricopa County Department of Emergency Management (MCDEM) secured a federal planning grant and hired JE Fuller/ Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc. to assist the County and participating jurisdictions with the update process. MCDEM reconvened a multi-jurisdictional planning team (MJPT) comprised of veteran and first-time representatives from each participating jurisdiction, and other various county, state, and federal departments and organizations such as the National Weather Service and Arizona Public Service. The MJPT met monthly beginning in July 2020 and finishing in November 2020. Subsequent “catch up” meetings were conducted through June 2015 to assist several communities with finalizing assignments and the first draft of the updated 2021 Plan was issued in July September 2021. The meetings and MJPT worked in a collaborative effort to review, evaluate, and update the 2015 Plan keeping the single, consolidated multi-jurisdictional plan format and approach. The 2021 Plan will continue to guide the County, tribes and participating local jurisdictions toward greater disaster resistance in full harmony with the character and needs of the community and region. The Plan has been prepared in compliance with Section 322 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act of 1988 (Stafford Act), 42 U.S.C. 5165, as amended by Section 104 of the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 (DMA 2000) Public Law 106-390 enacted October 30, 2000. The Plan includes risk assessments for multiple natural hazards, a public outreach effort at two phases of the planning process, and development of a mitigation strategy that incorporates measures intended to eliminate or reduce the effects of future disasters throughout the County. The development of the various 2021 Plan elements was accomplished through a joint and cooperative venture by members of the Maricopa County MJPT, with MCDEM serving as the lead agency and primary point of contact for the planning effort. The overall purpose of DMA 2000 was to establish a national program for pre-disaster mitigation, streamline administration of disaster relief at both the federal and state levels, and control federal costs of disaster assistance. Congress envisioned that implementation of these new requirements would result in the following key benefits: Reduction of loss of life and property, human suffering, economic disruption, and disaster costs. Prioritization of hazard mitigation planning at the local level, with an increased emphasis placed on planning and public involvement, assessing risks, implementing loss reduction measures, and ensuring that critical services/facilities survive a disaster. Establishment of economic incentives, awareness and education via federal support to state, tribal, and local governments that will result in forming community-based partnerships, implementing effective hazard mitigation measures, leveraging additional non-Federal resources, and establishing commitments to long-term hazard mitigation efforts. In general, the DMA 2000 legislation requires all local, county, and tribal governments to develop a hazard mitigation plan for their respective communities in order to be eligible to receive certain federal non- emergency mitigation funds including Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) and Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities Program (BRIC) [Formerly Pre-Disaster Mitigation Program (PDM)]. FEMA’s MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 2 Flood Mitigation Assistance Program (FMA) planning requirements are also satisfied by this plan as long as flooding is addressed. In satisfying the regulatory requirements of DMA 2000, the primary purpose of this plan is to identify natural hazards that impact Glendale, assess the vulnerability and risk posed by those hazards to community-wide human and structural assets, develop strategies for mitigation of those identified hazards, present future maintenance procedures for the plan, and document the planning process. The Plan is generally arranged and formatted to be consistent with the 2018 State of Arizona Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan (State Plan) and is comprised of the following major sections: Planning Process – this section summarizes the planning process used to update the Plan, describes the assembly of the planning team and meetings conducted, and summarizes the public involvement efforts. Community Description – this section provides an overall description of the participating jurisdictions and the County as a whole. Risk Assessment – this section summarizes the identification and profiling of natural hazards that impact the County and the vulnerability assessment for each hazard that considers exposure/loss estimations and development trend analyses. Mitigation Strategy – this section presents a capability assessment for each participating jurisdiction and summarizes the Plan mitigation goals, objectives, actions/projects, and strategy for implementation of those actions/projects. Plan Maintenance Strategy – this section outlines the proposed strategy for evaluating and monitoring the Plan, updating the Plan in the next 5 years, incorporating plan elements into existing planning mechanisms, and continued public involvement. Plan Tools – this section includes a list of Plan acronyms and a glossary of definitions. The planning process used to review and update the 2015 Plan included the organization and use of two planning team levels. The first was a Multi-Jurisdictional Planning Team (MJPT) that was comprised of one or more representatives from each participating jurisdiction. The second was the Local Planning Team (LPT) that was comprised of various staff and officials from the specific jurisdiction. The role of the MJPT was to work with the planning consultant to perform the coordination, research, and planning element activities required to update the 2015 Plan. Attendance by each participating jurisdiction was required for every MJPT meeting as the meetings were structured to progress through the plan update process. Steps and procedures for updating the 2015 Plan were presented and discussed at each MJPT meeting, and worksheet assignments were normally given. Each meeting built on information discussed and assignments made at the previous meeting. The MJPT representatives also had the responsibility of being the liaison to the LPT, and were tasked with the following: • Conveying information and assignments received at the MJPT meetings to the LPT • Ensuring that all requested worksheets were completed fully and returned on a timely basis • Arranging for review and official adoption of the Plan The function and role of the LPT was to: • Provide support and data • Assist the MJPT representative in completing each assignment • Make planning decisions regarding plan update components • Review the Plan draft documents The MJPT met five times from July 2020 to November 2020, with LPT meetings convened in between as needed to complete the homework and review/update tasks assigned. The following are the contact details for the Plan primary point of contact for the City of Glendale: Nicole Munson Emergency Management Coordinator MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 3 Fire Department 11550 W. Glendale Ave. Glendale, AZ 85301 Work: 623.872.5023 Email: nmunson@glendaleaz.com For information purposes, the following summarizes contact details for the Plan primary point of contact for Maricopa County: Rudy Perez Senior Planner Maricopa County Department of Emergency Management 5636 E. McDowell Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85008 Work: 602.273.1411 Email: rudy.perez@maricopa.gov MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 4 The following table summarizes the Local Planning Team (LPT) for Glendale and roles of each person. Name Department / Division / Branch Title Planning Team Role / Description of Duties Tim Boling Code Compliance Code Compliance Official Coordinated response development for Code Compliance-specific areas James Delaittre Innovation and Technology Systems Analyst Provided current logos and City boundary information Kelly Hargadin Engineering CIP/Engineering Project Manager Coordinated response development for Engineering-specific areas Robert Juris Development Services / Building Safety Building Safety Administrator Coordinated response development for Development Services / Planning-specific areas Jeff McMenemy Fire / Emergency Management Deputy Fire Chief/Emergency Manager Provided historical knowledge and direction James Milanese Engineering Budget & CIP Adminsitrator Provided information on Capital Improvement Program for Plan Integration Nicole Munson Fire / Emergency Management Emergency Services Coordinator Coordinated citywide effort; coordinated response development for Fire-specific areas Jessi Pederson Economic Development Assistant Director Provided development trends information Megan Ramroth Public Facilities, Recreation & Special Events Administrative Support Specialist Coordinated response development for Parks- specific areas Lisa Rastovsky- Collins Development Services Planning Administrator Provided updated City boundary maps Cecilia Romero Public Affairs Digital Communications Program Manager Conducted social media efforts for public involvement Megan Sheldon Water Services / Environmental Services Deputy Director Coordinated response development for Water- specific areas; provided general input where able to PROMULGATION AUTHORITY Jerry Weiers City Council Mayor Plan Promulgation Ian Hugh City Council Vice Mayor Plan Promulgation MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 5 Name Department / Division / Branch Title Planning Team Role / Description of Duties Ray Malnar City Council Council Member Plan Promulgation Bart Turner City Council Council Member Plan Promulgation Lauren Tolmachoff City Council Council Member Plan Promulgation Jamie Aldama City Council Council Member Plan Promulgation Joyce Clark City Council Council Member Plan Promulgation MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 6 One of the key elements to the hazard mitigation planning process is the risk assessment. In performing a risk assessment, a community determines “what” can occur, “when” (how often) it is likely to occur, and “how bad” the effects could be. According to DMA 2000, the primary components of a risk assessment are generally categorized into the following measures: Identify Hazards Profile Hazard Events Assess Vulnerability to Hazards The risk assessment for Glendale utilized information developed by the LPT and county-wide hazard profile data. The results of the vulnerability analysis were compiled at both a Glendale specific community level as well as on a County-wide basis. Only Glendale data is presented in this jurisdictional summary. Following the lead of the State of Arizona, only natural hazards were considered for this update. The list of hazards in the 2015 Plan and the 2018 State Plan1 were reviewed and compared in an initial screening that used a systematic process that considered relevance, historical significance and experience, and catastrophic potential. The result was a list of hazards that are most relevant to Maricopa County. The Glendale LPT then further reduced the list to reflect only those hazards most important to Glendale. The following table summarizes the County-wide list of hazards. The hazards selected for mitigation by the City are shown in bold type. Natural Hazard List for the Plan and Glendale • Dam Inundation • Drought • Extreme Heat • Fissure • Flood • Levee Failure • Severe Wind • Subsidence • Wildfire Profiles were developed for each of the hazards by researching and mapping historic hazardous events, obtaining other hazard mapping, analysis and studies, and in Arizona, estimating the Calculated Priority Risk Index (CPRI) 2. Hazard profile maps for Dam Inundation (Emergency Spillway and Dam Failure), Fissure, Flooding/Flash Flooding, Levee Failure, Subsidence, and Wildfire were developed. Maps specific to Glendale are provided following the text of this summary. In addition, the LPT performed a vulnerability analysis to assess and evaluate the City’s population and critical facility exposure risk to the identified hazards. The risk was tabulated in terms of exposure loss estimates and human population exposure. Critical facilities were individually identified by the MJPT and LPT and supplemental residential facility information was obtained from the 2010 census block residential unit data set. The groups estimated that there are at least $4.1 billion dollars3 worth of critical and non-critical facilities within Glendale. Using this data, the group estimated the replacement value for residential buildings within Glendale amounts to over $24.7 billion. The 2015 City population estimate is 237,327. The following table summarizes the general results of the vulnerability analysis for each of the Plan hazards in the City. 1 State of Arizona, Division of Emergency Management, 2018, State of Arizona Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan. 2 The CPRI is explained in detail in the Section 5.2.3 of the main Plan 3 This estimate is likely to be inexact as detailed replacement estimates were not available under the plan development schedule. MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 7 Hazard Exposure Estimates a Critical Facilities Residential Population b Dam Failure (High Hazard) $0 $0 0 Drought (None estimated) 237,327 Extreme Heat (None estimated) 237,327 Fissure (High Hazard) $4.1 million $0.2 million 2 Flooding (High Hazard) $4.0 million (35 Structures) $739.5 million 3,567 Levee Failure (High Hazard) $25.0 million (2 Structures) $182,000 2 Severe Wind (None estimated) 237,327 Subsidence $3.4 billion $19.6 billion 188,227 Wildfire (High Hazard) $195.5 million (22 structures) $66.8 million 715 a – These numbers represent estimates of exposure that may result assuming all delineated hazard areas are impacted at the same time. Actual event losses may not impact the entire area during a single event. b – These numbers represent the total human population potentially exposed to the hazard. The MJPT and Glendale LPT developed a strategy for mitigating the hazard risks identified within the City. The mitigation strategy provides the “what, when, and how” of actions that will reduce or possibly remove the City’s exposure to hazard risks, and is generally categorized into the following components: Goals and Objectives Capability Assessment Mitigation Actions/Projects Implementation Strategy The MJPT reviewed and discussed the 2015 Plan goals and objectives and compared them to the 2018 State Plan. The result of the discussions resulted in establishing one goal and four clear objectives as follows: GOAL: Reduce or eliminate the risk to people and property from natural hazards. Objective 1: Reduce or eliminate risks that threaten life and property in the incorporated, unincorporated, and tribal jurisdictions within Maricopa County. Objective 2: Reduce risk to critical facilities and infrastructure from natural hazards. Objective 3: Promote hazard mitigation throughout the incorporated, unincorporated, and tribal jurisdictions within Maricopa County. Objective 4: Increase public awareness of hazards and risks that threaten the incorporated, unincorporated, and tribal jurisdictions within Maricopa County. This goal and four objectives will be used by all participating jurisdictions in the Plan. MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 8 The Glendale LPT reviewed and updated the community’s capability assessment regarding legal, regulatory, technical/staff, and financial resources. The following tables summarize the results: Legal and regulatory capabilities for Glendale Regulatory Tools for Hazard Mitigation Description Responsible Department/Agency CODES • 2018 International Building Code • 2018 International Residential Code • 2018 International Mechanical Code • 2018 International Existing Building Code • 2017 National Electrical Code • 2010 Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines and the City Code. • Fair Housing Accessibility Guidelines • 2018 International Fuel Gas Code • 2018 International Plumbing Code • 2018 International Energy Conservation Code • 2018 International Fire Code • 2018 International Property Maintenance Code • City of Glendale Sound Attenuation Standards • Maricopa Association of Governments Fireplace Standards • Building Safety • Engineering • Fire Marshalls Office ORDINANCES • City of Glendale Zoning Ordinance and associated PAD and PRD documents • Landscape Ordinance • Floodplain Ordinance • Grading and Drainage Ordinance • Sub-Division Ordinance • Building Safety • Engineering • Planning PLANS, MANUALS, and/or GUIDELINES • City Department SOP’s • City of Glendale Emergency Operations Plan • Multi-Jurisdictional Mitigation Plan • General Plan 2040 • North Valley Specific Area Plan • Glendale Centerline • Western Area Plan • West Glendale Avenue Development Plan • Commercial and Industrial Design Guidelines • Residential Design & Development Manual • Adopted State Erosion Standard • Engineer Design and Construction Standards • Middle New River Master Plan • Glendale/Peoria Drainage Master Plan Update (2011) • Emergency Management • Engineering • Planning • Water Services STUDIES • 2020 MAF 2040 Regional Transportation Plan Update • 2016 Envision Glendale 2040 General Plan • 2018 Glendale Transportation Plan • Transportation • Planning MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 9 Legal and regulatory capabilities for Glendale Regulatory Tools for Hazard Mitigation Description Responsible Department/Agency Opportunities for Expansion/Improvement: The Water Services Department is updating its Drought Management Plan, including an evaluation of available tools and technologies to support water reduction measures for residential and non-residential customers. The plan update also involves a review of the Drought Management Ordinance (Sections 33-81 through 33-85 of City Code) for improved clarity in requirements and enforcement. MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 10 Technical staff and personnel capabilities for Glendale Staff/Personnel Resources Department/Agency - Position Planner(s) or engineer(s) with knowledge of land development and land management practices Planning, Planners Engineering, Engineers Community Services Engineer(s) or professional(s) trained in construction practices related to buildings and/or infrastructure Engineering, Engineers Architecture, Architects Building Safety – Structural Engineers and Architects Community Services Planner(s) or engineer(s) with an understanding of natural and/or human- caused hazards Planning, Engineering, Water Services, Building Safety Floodplain Manager Engineering Dept. Surveyors Engineering Staff with education or expertise to assess the community’s vulnerability to hazards Community Services, Emergency Management, Building Safety, Fire Dept, Police Dept, Public Works, Transportation, Engineering, Architecture, Water Services Personnel skilled in GIS and/or HAZUS IT Department, Fire Dept, Police Dept Scientists familiar with the hazards of the community Police Dept, Fire Dept, Water Services, Engineering Emergency manager Fire Dept Grant writer(s) All Depts Opportunities for Expansion/Improvement: The Water Services Department recently updated its asset management program. As part of this process, information on stormwater assets was verified. Procedures for inspection and maintenance of those assets will be enhanced to continue to mitigate flooding. Emergency Management, in coordination with the Fire Department, could enhance public information and outreach on preparedness and mitigation activities related to flooding, extreme heat, and wildfires to educate the community. MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 11 Fiscal capabilities for Glendale Financial Resources Accessible or Eligible to Use (Yes, No, Don’t Know) Comments Community Development Block Grants Yes Community Services Capital Improvements Project funding Yes Budget and Finance Authority to levy taxes for specific purposes Yes Function of Legislation (see COG website-Appendix 18 FAQ under levy taxes) Fees for water, sewer, gas, or electric service Yes Water Services Department. Budget and Finance Department Impact fees for homebuyers or new developments/homes Yes Budget and Finance, Development Services Incur debt through general obligation bonds Yes Budget and Finance Incur debt through special tax bonds Yes Budget and Finance Opportunities for Expansion/Improvement: Glendale will continue to evaluate the rate structures for water, sewer, storm water, and urban irrigation service as part of the annual budget process. The rate structure considers investments to support reliable access to existing water supplies as well as future conditions (population growth; drought). The City’s Capital Improvement Program includes projects to ensure a reliable water supply during drought. Also, in the next few years, projects may be added for enhancements to the storm water system to mitigate flooding. In addition, the City of Glendale can consider pursuing FEMA mitigation grants for CIP and cost-beneficial projects that have been identified as having a high potential of being funded. A review of proposed projects would occur a few years in advance of the project implementation to determine the likelihood of being funded. Using the vulnerability analysis, capability assessment, and goals and objectives allowed the Glendale LPT to develop an updated list of mitigation actions/projects with a clearly defined implementation strategy. The group evaluated each action/project and prioritized it based on: 1) Direct Impact on Life and/or Property; 2) Long-Term Solution; and 3) Benefit vs. Cost. The table on the following page summarizes the updated mitigation action/project list for Glendale. Projects listed in italics font are recognized as being more response and recovery oriented, but are considered a significant part of the overall hazard management goals of the community. MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 12 Mitigation actions and projects and implementation strategy for Glendale Mitigation Action/Project Implementation Strategy ID No. Description Hazard(s) Mitigated Community Assets Mitigated (Ex/New) Estimated Cost Priority Ranking Planning Mechanism(s) for Implementation Anticipated Completion Date Primary Agency / Job Title Responsible for Implementation Funding Source(s) 1 In partnership with The Salvation Army, provide respite care and dehydration stations. This effort mitigates loss of life during extreme temperature. Extreme Heat Existing Staff time High N/A On-going Emergency Management Donations 2 Perform a public information campaign in coordination with the City of Glendale Marketing Department and Fire Department to educate and inform citizens of safety during periods of extreme heat. Extreme Heat Existing Staff time High N/A On-going Fire Department and Public Affairs / Public Information Officer GDEM/FD Budget 3 Ordinance compliance and maintenance of property (weed/brush abatement) Wildfire Existing Staff time High City Code On-going Code Compliance General Fund Budget 4 Reduce the risk of fires to communities located against a wildland interface through participation with Maricopa County and other local jurisdictions in the development of a Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) Wildfire Both Staff time High Healthy Forests Restoration Act of 2003 (HFRA) 2025 Emergency Management / Emergency Management Coordinator General Fund Budget 5 Maintenance of Emergency Action Plan (EAP) of covered municipal water storage reservoir with a capacity of 12 million gallons. (Thunderbird Reservoir) Dam Failure Existing Staff time High Regulatory Requirement On-going Water Services / Water Facilities Supervisor Water Services Budget 6 Participation in the Annual ADWR inspection and survey of the Thunderbird Reservoir. Dam Failure Existing Staff time High Regulatory Requirement Annually Water Services / Water Facilities Supervisor Water Services Budget 7 Participation in annual EAP drills and tabletop exercises. Dam Failure Existing Staff time High Regulatory Requirement Annually Water Services / Water Facilities Supervisor Water Services Budget 8 Water Conservation Office conducting educational outreach to the public on best practices, via classes, flyers, website, social media Drought Existing Staff time High Municipal Conservation Program Requirement On-going Water Services / Environmental Programs Administrator Water Services Budget MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 13 Mitigation actions and projects and implementation strategy for Glendale Mitigation Action/Project Implementation Strategy ID No. Description Hazard(s) Mitigated Community Assets Mitigated (Ex/New) Estimated Cost Priority Ranking Planning Mechanism(s) for Implementation Anticipated Completion Date Primary Agency / Job Title Responsible for Implementation Funding Source(s) 9 Encourage permanent reduction in amount of water used for landscaping purposes through Landscape Rebate up to $750 for residential and $3,000 for non-residential. Drought New Staff time High Municipal Conservation Program Requirement On-going Water Services / Environmental Programs Administrator Water Services Budget/Grant 10 Update Drought Management Plan (2016) to assist in management of operations when a drought is declared. Drought Existing Staff time High Regulatory Requirement On-going Water Services / Environmental Programs Administrator Water Services Budget 11 Conduct landscape classes (promote xeriscape) to encourage use of drought- resistant landscaping Drought Existing Staff time High Municipal Conservation Program Requirement On-going Water Services / Environmental Programs Administrator Water Services Budget 12 Citywide plan to control stormwater, including identification of problem areas (drainage issues, illicit discharges, etc.). The City’s Stormwater Management Plan is reviewed annually and updated as needed. Flood Existing Staff time High Regulatory Requirement On-going Submitted to ADEQ in 2014 Engineering / Engineering Project Manager Water Services / Environmental Program Manager City and Water Services Budget 13 Maintain emergency generators at water and wastewater plants, water booster stations, and wastewater lift stations. Severe Wind Existing Staff time High N/A On-going Water Services / Water Services Supervisor Water Services Budget 14 Maintain emergency generators at public safety facilities, including police stations, fire stations and Glendale Regional Public Safety Training Center. Severe Wind Existing Staff time High N/A On-going Various Departments Fire Budget 15 Work with federal and state agencies, and local coalition to evaluate awareness of fissure risk zones and the problems caused by fissures. Fissures Existing Staff time High Development Services/Planning On-going Planning City Budget 16 Geological hazards addressed in General Plan and will be incorporated in the planning process for the next General Plan. Fissures Existing Staff time High Development Services/Planning On-going Planning City Budget MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 14 Mitigation actions and projects and implementation strategy for Glendale Mitigation Action/Project Implementation Strategy ID No. Description Hazard(s) Mitigated Community Assets Mitigated (Ex/New) Estimated Cost Priority Ranking Planning Mechanism(s) for Implementation Anticipated Completion Date Primary Agency / Job Title Responsible for Implementation Funding Source(s) 17 Utilization of Development Services plans and procedures to survey and monitor elevations in the City of Glendale to determine and establish long term mitigation strategies. Subsidence Existing Staff time High Development Services/ Engineering On-going Planning City Budget 18 Development Services has utilized the risk as a regular risk of development and public work projects. The lands used for such projects are inspected for subsidence issues prior to projects starting. Subsidence Existing Staff time High Development Services/Field Ops On-going Planning City Budget 19 Inform citizens of risks associated with flood risk areas, specifically parks multi-use pathways. Levee Failure Existing Staff time High Public Facilities, Recreation & Special Events On-going Public Facilities, Recreation & Special Events City Budget 20 Work with Flood Control District of Maricopa County to determine potential effects of levee failure Levee Failure Existing Staff time High Emergency Action Plans On-gong Emergency Manager and Emergency Services Coordinator / Emergency Management City Budget 21 Participate in annual Flood Control District of Maricopa County Drill/Exercises Levee Failure Existing Staff time High N/A Annually Emergency Manager and Emergency Services Coordinator / Emergency Management City Budget 22 Enforce currently adopted building codes (2018 IBC and IRC) to mitigate damages due to severe wind events. Severe Wind New Staff time High Building Codes / Development Review and Building Inspection Processes On-going as needed Building Safety City Budget MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 15 Mitigation actions and projects and implementation strategy for Glendale Mitigation Action/Project Implementation Strategy ID No. Description Hazard(s) Mitigated Community Assets Mitigated (Ex/New) Estimated Cost Priority Ranking Planning Mechanism(s) for Implementation Anticipated Completion Date Primary Agency / Job Title Responsible for Implementation Funding Source(s) 23 Encourage homeowners to use tie-down straps and/or anchors to secure ancillary buildings and metal awnings or porches to mitigate the potential for flying debris during severe wind events. Severe Wind Both Staff time High Building Codes / Development Review and Building Inspection Processes On-going as needed Building Safety City Budget 24 Use website and social media sources to raise public awareness to the impacts of flood and severe winds associated with monsoon season. Flood, Severe Wind Both Staff time High N/A On-going and seasonal Emergency Management City Budget MARICOPA COUNTY MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN – 2021 CITY OF GLENDALE JURISDICTIONAL SUMMARY JS 16 As a final step in the planning process, plan maintenance procedures were developed by the MJPT to establish guidelines for maintaining, reviewing, and updating the Plan over the next five (5) years. The MJPT reviewed the current DMA 2000 rules and October 2011 FEMA guidance document and discussed a strategy for performing the required monitoring and evaluation of the Plan over the next 5-year cycle. The MJPT has established the following monitoring and evaluation procedures: • Schedule – The Plan shall be reviewed on at least an annual basis. MCDEM will take the lead to send out an email request to each jurisdiction via the MJPT on or around the month of May. • Review Content – Within the email request distributed by MCDEM, each of the jurisdictions will be requested to provide responses to the following questions: o Hazard Identification: Have the risks and hazards changed? o Goals and Objectives: Are the goals and objectives still able to address current and expected conditions? o Policy and Program Review: Are updates or revisions necessary for the policies and programs listed in Tables 6-1-xx of the Plan? o Mitigation Projects and Actions: For each mitigation action/project summarized in Section 6.3.2 of the Plan: Has there been activity on the project – Yes or No? If Yes, briefly describe what has been done and the current status of the action/project. • Documentation – Each jurisdiction will review and evaluate the Plan as it relates to their community and document responses to the above questions in the form of an email. MCDEM will archive email responses in a digital format and store with the Plan for incorporation during the next Plan update. Any hard copies will be included in Appendix E. A formal presentation of the review material will be presented to a jurisdiction’s council or board only if a major update to the Plan is proposed prior to the next five year update. At the five year update, the following actions will be taken: One year prior to the plan expiration date, the MJPT will re-convene to review and assess the materials accumulated in Appendix E of the Plan. The MJPT will update and/or revise the appropriate or affected portions of the plan and produce a revised plan document. The revised plan document will be presented before the respective councils and boards for an official concurrence/adoption of the changes. The revised plan will be submitted to DEMA and FEMA for review, comment and approval. 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HILLS MC 85 LITCHFIELD DOBBINS I 10 GREENWAY CACTUS AVONDALE THUNDERBIRD COTTON ELLIOT GLENDALE 107TH WADDELL BEARDSLEY 111TH BASELINE EL MIRAGE 59TH 75TH 115TH 163RD MAIN DEER VALLEY BETHANY HOME INDIAN SPRINGS PINNACLE PEAK BULLARD 91ST LOWER BUCKEYE 55TH ESTRELLA VINEYARD BROADWAY SOUTHERN VIRGINIA LAKE PLEASANT CARDINALS LITCHFIELD GLENDALE SOUTHERN 83RD 99TH BETHANY HOME 107TH 91ST PEORIA CAMELBACK ELLIOT CACTUS 83RD NORTHERN 99TH 59TH BULLARD BASELINE DEER VALLEY 43RD 43RD I 10 SARIVAL 43RD DYSART BEARDSLEY CITRUS SARIVAL 51ST BELL 111TH DEER VALLEY ESTRELLA 59TH BULLARD GREENWAY 67TH ESTRELLA 91ST 91ST EL MIRAGE INDIAN SCHOOL BELL CACTUS 59TH I 10 PEORIA 83RD COTTON THUNDERBIRD 75TH DYSART 51ST 107TH BUCKEYE £ ¤ 60 £ ¤ 60 Map #2D11 City of Glendale Potential Dam Failure Flood Hazard Map as of Sept 2020 Maricopa County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan ¯ 0 2 4 6 8 Miles Federal Dams #* High* #* Significant* #* Low* Arizona Jurisdictional Dams !Z High*, Safety Deficiency** !Z Significant*, Safety Deficiency** !Z Low*, Safety Deficiency** !( High* !( Significant* !( Low* !H High*, Unsafe** 0 1 2 3 4 0.5 Miles *Federal Rating ** ADWR Dam Safety Rating High Medium Low Potential Dam Failure Flood Hazard Rating Legend Major Streams MajorRoads Interstate Freeway US Highway State Route Major Road Ramp Community Glendale Other Communities Maricopa County Peoria Phoenix Glendale Surprise Goodyear Avondale El Mirage Tolleson Litchfield Park Buckeye Youngtown Buckeye §¨¦ 10 rx 303 rx 101 rx 202 rx 101 rx 303 rx 303 rx 202 75TH 43RD 59TH BELL OLIVE VAN BUREN MCDOWELL 99TH 51ST 91ST THOMAS YUMA CITRUS PEORIA CAMELBACK NORTHERN INDIAN SCHOOL REEMS DYSART 163RD BUCKEYE SARIVAL UNION HILLS LITCHFIELD I 10 GREENWAY 83RD CACTUS 67TH GLENDALE PERRYVILLE THUNDERBIRD 107TH AVONDALE WADDELL JOMAX 111TH BEARDSLEY EL MIRAGE VISTANCIA ESTRELLA BULLARD 115TH MAIN DEER VALLEY BETHANY HOME LOWER BUCKEYE MC 85 LONE MOUNTAIN HAPPY VALLEY LAKE PLEASANT BROADWAY COTTON VIRGINIA CARDINALS 55TH 51ST THUNDERBIRD I 10 CACTUS LITCHFIELD 107TH PEORIA GREENWAY 99TH 59TH BROADWAY GREENWAY GLENDALE 107TH PEORIA 83RD JOMAX CAMELBACK EL MIRAGE CACTUS JOMAX COTTON BROADWAY COTTON WADDELL BELL 111TH DEER VALLEY INDIAN SCHOOL I 10 DEER VALLEY BELL DEER VALLEY BETHANY HOME SARIVAL GREENWAY NORTHERN 91ST 83RD BEARDSLEY 43RD DYSART 67TH 83RD BUCKEYE £ ¤ 60 £ ¤ 60 Map #3D11 City of Glendale Earth Fissure Hazard Map as of Sept 2020 Maricopa County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan ¯ 0 2 4 6 8 Miles Earth Fissure Hazard Rating High Interstate Freeway US Highway State Route Major Road Ramp Legend Maricopa County Glendale Other Communities Major Streams Peoria Phoenix Glendale Surprise Goodyear Avondale El Mirage Tolleson Litchfield Park Buckeye Youngtown §¨¦ 10 rx 303 rx 101 rx 202 rx 101 rx 303 rx 303 rx 202 75TH 43RD 59TH BELL OLIVE VAN BUREN MCDOWELL 99TH 51ST 91ST THOMAS YUMA CITRUS PEORIA CAMELBACK NORTHERN INDIAN SCHOOL REEMS DYSART 163RD BUCKEYE SARIVAL UNION HILLS LITCHFIELD I 10 GREENWAY 83RD CACTUS 67TH GLENDALE PERRYVILLE THUNDERBIRD 107TH AVONDALE WADDELL JOMAX 111TH BEARDSLEY EL MIRAGE VISTANCIA ESTRELLA BULLARD 115TH MAIN DEER VALLEY BETHANY HOME LOWER BUCKEYE MC 85 LONE MOUNTAIN HAPPY VALLEY LAKE PLEASANT BROADWAY COTTON VIRGINIA CARDINALS 55TH 51ST THUNDERBIRD I 10 CACTUS LITCHFIELD 107TH PEORIA GREENWAY 99TH 59TH BROADWAY GREENWAY GLENDALE 107TH PEORIA 83RD JOMAX CAMELBACK EL MIRAGE CACTUS JOMAX COTTON BROADWAY COTTON WADDELL BELL 111TH DEER VALLEY INDIAN SCHOOL I 10 DEER VALLEY BELL DEER VALLEY BETHANY HOME SARIVAL GREENWAY NORTHERN 91ST 83RD BEARDSLEY 43RD DYSART 67TH 83RD BUCKEYE £ ¤ 60 £ ¤ 60 Map #4D11 City of Glendale Flood Hazard Map as of Sept 2020 Maricopa County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan ¯ 0 2 4 6 8 Miles Flood Hazard Rating High Interstate Freeway US Highway State Route Major Road Ramp Legend Major Streams Glendale Other Communities Maricopa County Peoria Phoenix Glendale Surprise Goodyear Avondale El Mirage Tolleson Litchfield Park Buckeye Youngtown §¨¦ 10 rx 303 rx 101 rx 202 rx 101 rx 303 rx 303 rx 202 75TH 43RD 59TH BELL OLIVE VAN BUREN MCDOWELL 99TH 51ST 91ST THOMAS YUMA CITRUS PEORIA CAMELBACK NORTHERN INDIAN SCHOOL REEMS DYSART 163RD BUCKEYE SARIVAL UNION HILLS LITCHFIELD I 10 GREENWAY 83RD CACTUS 67TH GLENDALE PERRYVILLE THUNDERBIRD 107TH AVONDALE WADDELL JOMAX 111TH BEARDSLEY EL MIRAGE VISTANCIA ESTRELLA BULLARD 115TH MAIN DEER VALLEY BETHANY HOME LOWER BUCKEYE MC 85 LONE MOUNTAIN HAPPY VALLEY LAKE PLEASANT BROADWAY COTTON VIRGINIA CARDINALS 55TH 51ST THUNDERBIRD I 10 CACTUS LITCHFIELD 107TH PEORIA GREENWAY 99TH 59TH BROADWAY GREENWAY GLENDALE 107TH PEORIA 83RD JOMAX CAMELBACK EL MIRAGE CACTUS JOMAX COTTON BROADWAY COTTON WADDELL BELL 111TH DEER VALLEY INDIAN SCHOOL I 10 DEER VALLEY BELL DEER VALLEY BETHANY HOME SARIVAL GREENWAY NORTHERN 91ST 83RD BEARDSLEY 43RD DYSART 67TH 83RD BUCKEYE £ ¤ 60 £ ¤ 60 Map #5D11 City of Glendale Potential Levee Failure Flood Hazard Map as of Sept 2020 Maricopa County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan ¯ 0 2 4 6 8 Miles FCDMC Levees FEMA NFHL Levees Levee Failure Interstate Freeway US Highway State Route Major Road Ramp Legend Major Streams Glendale Other Communities Maricopa County Peoria Phoenix Glendale Surprise Goodyear Avondale El Mirage Tolleson Litchfield Park Buckeye Youngtown §¨¦ 10 rx 303 rx 101 rx 202 rx 101 rx 303 rx 303 rx 202 75TH 43RD 59TH BELL OLIVE VAN BUREN MCDOWELL 99TH 51ST 91ST THOMAS YUMA CITRUS PEORIA CAMELBACK NORTHERN INDIAN SCHOOL REEMS DYSART 163RD BUCKEYE SARIVAL UNION HILLS LITCHFIELD I 10 GREENWAY 83RD CACTUS 67TH GLENDALE PERRYVILLE THUNDERBIRD 107TH AVONDALE WADDELL JOMAX 111TH BEARDSLEY EL MIRAGE VISTANCIA ESTRELLA BULLARD 115TH MAIN DEER VALLEY BETHANY HOME LOWER BUCKEYE MC 85 LONE MOUNTAIN HAPPY VALLEY LAKE PLEASANT BROADWAY COTTON VIRGINIA CARDINALS 55TH 51ST THUNDERBIRD I 10 CACTUS LITCHFIELD 107TH PEORIA GREENWAY 99TH 59TH BROADWAY GREENWAY GLENDALE 107TH PEORIA 83RD JOMAX CAMELBACK EL MIRAGE CACTUS JOMAX COTTON BROADWAY COTTON WADDELL BELL 111TH DEER VALLEY INDIAN SCHOOL I 10 DEER VALLEY BELL DEER VALLEY BETHANY HOME SARIVAL GREENWAY NORTHERN 91ST 83RD BEARDSLEY 43RD DYSART 67TH 83RD BUCKEYE £ ¤ 60 £ ¤ 60 Map #6D11 City of Glendale Subsidence Hazard Map as of Sept 2020 Maricopa County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan ¯ 0 2 4 6 8 Miles Legend Subsidence Interstate Freeway US Highway State Route Major Road Ramp Legend Major Streams Glendale Other Communities Maricopa County Peoria Phoenix Glendale Surprise Goodyear Avondale El Mirage Tolleson Litchfield Park Buckeye Youngtown §¨¦ 10 rx 303 rx 101 rx 202 rx 101 rx 303 rx 303 rx 202 75TH 43RD 59TH BELL OLIVE VAN BUREN MCDOWELL 99TH 51ST 91ST THOMAS YUMA CITRUS PEORIA CAMELBACK NORTHERN INDIAN SCHOOL REEMS DYSART 163RD BUCKEYE SARIVAL UNION HILLS LITCHFIELD I 10 GREENWAY 83RD CACTUS 67TH GLENDALE PERRYVILLE THUNDERBIRD 107TH AVONDALE WADDELL JOMAX 111TH BEARDSLEY EL MIRAGE 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VIRGINIA CARDINALS 55TH 51ST THUNDERBIRD I 10 CACTUS LITCHFIELD 107TH PEORIA GREENWAY 99TH 59TH BROADWAY GREENWAY GLENDALE 107TH PEORIA 83RD JOMAX CAMELBACK EL MIRAGE CACTUS JOMAX COTTON BROADWAY COTTON WADDELL BELL 111TH DEER VALLEY INDIAN SCHOOL I 10 DEER VALLEY BELL DEER VALLEY BETHANY HOME SARIVAL GREENWAY NORTHERN 91ST 83RD BEARDSLEY 43RD DYSART 67TH 83RD BUCKEYE £ ¤ 60 £ ¤ 60 Map #8D11 City of Glendale Severe Wind Hazard Map as of Sept 2020 Maricopa County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan ¯ 0 2 4 6 8 Miles Wind 1950-2018 Knotts #0 Unknown #0 Less Than 50 #0 51-66 #0 67-78 #0 Greater Than 78 Interstate Freeway US Highway State Route Major Road Ramp Legend Major Streams Glendale Other Communities Maricopa County Tornado !O F0 !O F1 !O F2 !O F3 2021 Maricopa County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan ATTEST: _______________________________________ Julie K. Bower, City Clerk (SEAL) APPROVED AS TO FORM: ______________________________________ Michael D. Bailey, City Attorney CITY OF GLENDALE, an Arizona municipal corporation __________________________________ Kevin R. Phelps, City Manager