WEDNESDAY
13
NOV 2019
CHARM Resiliency Workshop: Applying CHARM and No Adverse Impact - Lansing, MI
Locations:
E.L. Hannah Community Center
Time:
Wednesday, Nov 13, 2019, 9:30 AM - Wednesday, Nov 13, 2019, 4:00 PM
Details:
CHARM or the Community, Health and Resource Management tool provides instant feedback to community planning options. CHARM helps communities see how planning decisions made today will impact tomorrow’s community through a participatory mapping approach with local community data including storm surge, high tide and flood hazard areas. Learn more at https://www.communitycharm.org/
Workshop Materials:
Presentations:
- Introductions and Overview - Josh Gunn, Ph.D. - Associate Director, Community, Food and Environment Institute, Michigan State University Extension
- Decision-Centered, Scenario-Based Planning to Improve Local Coastal Management - Richard K. Norton, Ph.D., J.D. - Urban and Regional Planning Program & Program in the Environment, Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan
- No Adverse Impact for Floodplain Management - How-To Guide for Planning - Terri Turner, AICP, CFM - Development Services Administrator, Current Planning & Zoning, Planning & Development Dept., City of Augusta, Georgia
- FEMA’s Community Rating System - Josh Gunn, Ph.D.
- Community, Health and Resource Management (CHARM) Overview - Steven Mikulencak, AICP – Planning Program Leader, Texas Community Watershed Partners, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
No Adverse Impact Materials:
- NAI Toolkit
- Coastal NAI Handbook
- NAI How-To Guide for Infrastructure
- NAI How-To Guide for Mitigation
- NAI How-To Guide for Planning
- NAI How-To Guide for Education & Outreach
- NAI How-To Guide for Regulations and Development Standards
- NAI How-to Guide for Hazard Identification and Floodplain Mapping
- NAI How-to Guide for Emergency Services
- Please also see the NAI page at floods.org
NAI Legal Resources:
- Liability and NAI Floodplain Management
- NAI Legal Issues Fact Sheet
- Legal Issues In Upgrading Flood Maps To Reflect Climate Change, Other Changed Conditions
- A Comparative Look at Public Liability for Flood Hazard Mitigation
- Mitigating Misery: Land Use and Protection of Property Rights Before the Next Big Flood
- NAI Protecting the Property Rights of All: NAI Floodplain and Storm Water Management
- NAI and the Courts: Protecting the Property Rights of All
- Professional Liability for Construction in Flood Hazard Areas
- Property Rights and Community Liability: The Legal Framework for Managing Watershed Development
- What the Rapanos-Carabell Wetlands Decisions Mean to Floodplain and Stormwater Managers
- Liability for Water Control Structure Failure Due to Flooding
- Brief of Amicus Curiae Association of State Floodplain Managers, Inc. in Support of the State of New Jersey
- State of New Jersey Supreme Court Clerk's Syllabus Mansoldo v. State of New Jersey
- Courts Issue Good News for Floodplain Management