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FEMA P 2077MitigationAssessmentTeamReport HurricaneMichaelinFlorida 2020

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FEMA P-2077, Mitigation Assessment Team Report Hurricane Michael in Florida

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FEMA 2020 314
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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 Front Cover
2 Title Page
3 Publication Notes
4 Members of the Mitigation Assessment Team
5 Executive Summary
6 Mitigation Assessment Team Deployment
7 Summary of Damage Observed by the MAT
8 MAT Recommendations
15 Contents
19 List of Figures
28 List of Tables
29 Acronyms and Abbreviations
32 1. Introduction
34 1.1 Organization of Report
35 1.2 Hurricane Michael: The Event
37 1.3 Hurricane Michael: The Impact
38 1.3.1 Coastal Storm Surge Flooding
42 1.3.2 Rainfall
43 1.3.3 Wind
45 1.3.4 Tornadoes
46 1.4 The FEMA Mitigation Assessment Team
47 1.4.1 Team Composition
1.4.2 Involvement of State and Local Agencies
1.4.3 Pre-MAT Deployment and Site Selection
49 1.4.4 Hurricane Michael MAT Deployment and Mission
52 1.4.5 Role of Regional Response Coordination Center
54 2. Building Codes, Standards, and Regulations
55 2.1 Building Codes in Florida
56 2.1.1 Florida Building Commission
57 2.1.2 Local Amendments
2.1.3 Building Department Administration
58 2.2 Floodplain Management in Florida
59 2.2.1 History of Flood Provisions in the Florida Building Code
60 2.2.2 Flood Provisions in the Florida Building Code
62 2.2.3 Local Amendments to the Flood Provisions of the FBC
63 2.2.4 Floodplain Management Ordinances Coordinated with the FBC
64 2.3 Wind Provisions of the Florida Building Code
65 2.3.1 Wind Loads and Wind Design in the FBC
72 2.3.2 Florida-Specific Amendments for Wind and Water Intrusion
74 2.4 State Emergency Shelter Operations in Florida
2.4.1 State Emergency Shelter Mandate
2.4.2 Enhanced Hurricane Protection Areas in the Florida Building Code
75 2.4.3 State Emergency Shelter Plan Options: EHPA or Retrofit
76 3. Coastal Flood-Related Observations
77 3.1 General Observations by County
3.1.1 Bay County
78 3.1.1.1 Panama City Beach and City of Callaway
79 3.1.1.2 Mexico Beach
87 3.1.2 Gulf County
89 3.1.2.1 Beacon Hill
90 3.1.2.2 Port St. Joe
92 3.1.2.3 Barrier Spit / Cape San Blas
93 3.1.3 Franklin County
3.1.3.1 Apalachicola
94 3.1.3.2 St. George Island
95 3.1.4 Wakulla County
3.1.4.1 Shell Point
96 3.2 Comparison of Lowest Floor Elevation across Structures
97 3.2.1 Resistance to Buoyancy Load (Flotation)
99 3.2.2 Elevated Residences
101 3.2.3 Freeboard in New Construction
102 3.2.4 Freeboard in Building Additions
103 3.2.5 Elevation on Concrete Pile with Breakaway Wall
3.3 Performance of Concrete and Wooden Pile Foundations
104 3.3.1 Concrete Pile Performance
106 3.3.2 Wooden Pile Performance
107 3.4 Observations Pertaining to Floodplain Management Practices
109 3.4.1 Flood Damage Data Analysis and Trends
3.4.1.1 NFIP Claims Data Overview
111 3.4.1.2 NFIP Claims Data by Community
112 3.4.1.3 Community-Specific NFIP Claims Data
116 3.4.2 Importance of Siting to Potential Damage
117 3.4.2.1 Building Siting Within Parcel Boundaries
119 3.4.2.2 Development Proximity to Shoreline
123 4. Wind-Related Observations: Residential
124 4.1 Structural Systems / Main Wind-Force Resisting Systems
125 4.1.1 Structural Performance of Pre-FBC and Post-FBC Buildings
132 4.1.2 Structural Failures of Post-FBC Buildings
135 4.2 Building Envelope
137 4.2.1 Roof Coverings
138 4.2.1.1 Asphalt Shingles
142 4.2.1.2 Metal Panel Roof Systems
144 4.2.1.3 Concrete or Clay Roof Tile
4.2.1.4 Roof Re-Covers (Roof-Overs) and FBC Mitigation Requirements
146 4.2.1.5 Roof Underlayment
148 4.2.2 Soffits
4.2.2.1 Soffit Installation
150 4.2.2.2 Examples of Soffit Failures
153 4.2.3 Exterior Wall Coverings
4.2.3.1 Vinyl Siding
157 4.2.3.2 Fiber-Cement Siding
160 4.2.4 Windows and Doors
161 4.2.4.1 Glazed Openings
165 4.2.4.2 Sectional (Garage) Doors
166 5. Wind-Related Observations: Non-Residential
167 5.1 Wind Retrofit Performance
169 5.1.1 Panama City Police Department
174 5.1.2 University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Bay County Extension
182 5.1.3 Tom P. Haney Technical Center
189 5.2 Building Performance by Building Use
5.2.1 Commercial
5.2.1.1 Dollar General
192 5.2.1.2 Shopping Center
193 5.2.1.3 Condominium No. 1
195 5.2.1.4 Bay County Tax Collector Office
196 5.2.1.5 Condominium No. 2
197 5.2.1.6 Bank
199 5.2.1.7 Office Building
200 5.2.2 Critical Facilities – Emergency Operations Centers
5.2.2.1 Bay County Emergency Operations Center and Gulf Coast State College Public Safety Building
203 5.2.2.2 Jackson County Emergency Operations Center
209 5.2.3 Critical Facilities – Hurricane Evacuation Shelters
211 5.2.3.1 Blountstown High School
214 5.2.3.2 Altha Public School
217 5.2.3.3 Rutherford High School
223 5.2.3.4 Merritt Brown Middle School
226 5.2.4 Critical Facilities – First Responder Facilities
5.2.4.1 Lynn Haven Police Administration
231 5.2.5 Critical Facilities – Hospitals and Nursing Homes
5.2.5.1 Bay Medical Sacred Heart Health System
246 5.2.5.2 Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Panama City
249 5.2.5.3 Jackson Hospital
252 5.2.6 Critical Facilities – Schools
5.2.6.1 Tyndall Elementary School
257 5.2.7 Critical Facilities – Other Types of Buildings
5.2.7.1 Bay County Administration
260 5.2.7.2 Bay County Courthouse
267 6. Conclusions and Recommendations
268 6.1 Overview of Conclusions and Recommendations
269 6.2 General Conclusions and Recommendations
270 6.3 Flood-Related Building Codes, Standards, and Regulations Conclusions and Recommendations
272 6.4 Wind-Related Building Codes, Standards, and Regulations Conclusions and Recommendations
275 6.5 Flood-Related Conclusions and Recommendations
279 6.6 Wind-Related Conclusions and Recommendations
6.6.1 Residential Wind
283 6.6.2 Non-residential Wind
291 6.7 Crosswalk/Matrix of Conclusions and Recommendations with MAT Observations
303 Appendix A. Acknowledgments
307 Appendix B. References
313 Appendix C. Recovery Advisories
314 Back Cover
FEMA P 2077MitigationAssessmentTeamReport HurricaneMichaelinFlorida 2020
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