Res 2021-064/approving Substantial Amendment No. 10 to the Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Action Plan

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torial andgeneral ity Council at the public from August eam will also make Response Plan as Appendix G. Comment duly noted. No change to Action Plan necessary at this time. The City will design all rehabilitation and reconstruction projects to incorporate principles of sustainability, including resilience and mitigation against the impact of future disasters and flooding. Additionally, as is required, construction projects will be properly vetted and approved through the gladly pass along this suggestion to their office as evidence of public desire to consider flood zones as part of the permitting process.No change to Action Plan necessary at this time. Comment Did you experience flood damage?Did you experience flood damage? Our family would like the city to know that Stop building in theflood zone NoNo Form Question:Answer:Comment:we would prefer a buy-out. My wife was in a car accident years ago and still has issues because of it to this day (rods and screws in her back). Last flood she and the dogs had to be evacuated and I don't know what we would do once kids got here. It has gotten to the point that when it rains at night we just don't really sleep well anymore. If there is not a neighborhood buyout a lot of flood prevention work would have to be done before we felt safe again.Form Question:Answer:Comment: Element Approach to Housing Rehabilitation, Reconstruction, New Construction Source Date # 18/22/16Online FormHousing; 3528/26/16Online FormSection VI. This log is a record of public comments regarding the San Marcos CDBG-DR Action Plan.The Action Plan was made available to the editorial, clarity, and other edits to the Plan if necessary.This Comment Log and all responses wasprovided to the San Marcos CSeptember 6, 2016 City Council meetingprior to the submission of this Action Plan to HUD, and have beenincluded with the Action