Res 2024-045 approving the 2024 City of San Marcos Hazards Mitigation Action Plan (“HMAP”)

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SECTION 2: PLANNING PROCESS Furthermore, the City of San Marcos will work with neighboring jurisdictions to advance the goals of the Plan Update as it applies to ongoing, long-range planning goals and actions for mitigating risk to natural hazards throughout the planning area. Table 2-3 identifies types of planning mechanisms and examples of methods for incorporating the Plan into other planning efforts. Table 2-3. Examples of Methods of Incorporation City of San Marcos I Hazard Mitigation Action Plan Update 2024 1 Page 10 Various departments and key personnel that participated in the planning process will review this Plan Update and mitigation actions therein when Annual Budget Review conducting their annual budget review. Allowances will be made in accordance with grant applications sought, and mitigation actions that will be undertaken, according to the implementation schedule of the specific action. Prior to any revisions to the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), City departments will review the risk assessment and mitigation strategy sections of this Capital Improvement Plans Plan Update, as limiting public spending in hazardous zones is one of the most effective long- term mitigation actions available to local governments. The City of San Marcos adopted The Vision SMTX Comprehensive Plan, the City's General Plan, in General Plan 2023. In future revisions and updates to the General Plan, the mitigation vision and goals of this Plan Update will be reviewed. Floodplain management plans include preventative and corrective actions to address the flood hazard. Floodplain Management Therefore, the actions for flooding and information Plans found in Section 10 of this Plan Update discussing the people and property at risk of flooding will be reviewed and revised when updating the flood management plans or developing new plans. This Plan Update will be evaluated when grant Grant Applications funding is sought for mitigation projects. If a project is not in the Plan Update, a Plan Revision may be necessary to include the action in the Plan. Currently, the City of San Marcos has regulatory plans in place, such as Emergency Operations Regulatory Plans Plans, Continuity of Operations Plans, Land Use Plans, and Evacuation Plans. This Plan Update will be consulted when City departments review or revise their current regulatory planning mechanisms or in City of San Marcos I Hazard Mitigation Action Plan Update 2024 1 Page 10