Thousands could be forced to buy flood insurance
The
Nearly 700 of those are in
But local officials aren't panicking. City crews have been working with
"We feel confident that what we're doing should be included in the final maps, which would show that the majority of these properties do not need to be included in the floodplain,"
In the meantime, city staff are mailing letters to every
The meeting runs from
"These folks need to know that there is the potential, and we're doing everything we can to keep that from happening," he said.
Learning the city is on track to get its levy systems accredited eased
"I think we're going to be OK in the long haul," he said.
"It's an expense that, especially if unanticipated, can be significant," she said of flood insurance.
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