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1.1~r\c; { \iLH1. ~i~~ i.. efforts? Does the Plan or proposed Mitigation Actions need to be revised as a result of the disaster event? 4. Have Federal or State actions occurred that impact Hays County or the Mitigation Plan? For example, has FEMA remapped Hays County as part of the national Map Modernization Initiative? How does this impact the Flood Hazard Mitigation Actions? 5. Post a public notice on both the City of San Marcos and Hays County websites and notify newspapers regarding the annual Plan review and invite public participation in the process. The Hays County and City of San Marcos Emergency Coordinators will be responsible to coordinate with website managers to post public notices and plan review information. 6. Conduct a public hearing allowing public input into the annual plan review process. 7. Revise local plans and ordinances, if necessary, to incorporated mitigation actions that have or will be accomplished. This may include Comprehensive Master Plans, Drainage Master Plans, Capital Improvement Plans, operating budgets, court orders and ordinances. 8. Revise the Hays County Mitigation Plan, if necessary, to incorporate: public input received from both website postings and from the public hearing; input from TxDEM, FEMA and other agencies; revisions requested from Hays County and participating communities; and changes initiated by the Hays County Mitigation Planning Committee and Hays County LEPC. Prepare a Mitigation Plan Review Report to document the review activities, actions to be accomplished, and plan reVISIons. 9. Notify the Governors Division of Emergency Management (TxDEM) and FEMA that the Hays County Mitigation Plan annual plan review has been completed. 10. If required by TxDEM and/or FEMA Hays County and participating communities may be required to amend the Mitigation Plan to incorporated required changes and possibly formally adopt the revised Plan. The Public will be invited to participate in the annual Plan Review process (Years 1 through 5) through public notices, posting the Plan on both the Hays County and City of San Marcos websites, and public meetings. The Hays County Fire Marshal will coordinate with the Hays County LEPC to incorporate the annual Plan review effort into the LEPC annual meeting. Upon completion of each annual Plan Review, the Mitigation Planning Committee will prepare the Plan Review Report that may result in a revision to the Plan based on input from the public, State and Federal Agencies, other agencies, and the various communities. During the 5-year Plan life, FEMA should complete the Hays County remapping effort as part of the national Map Modernization Initiative. This remapping effort will satisfy Mitigation Action F-7 and Hays County and participating communities will be required to adopt an updated flood damage prevention ordinance also identified as Mitigation Action F-5. Should a disaster event occur in Hays County during the 5-year plan life there will be the opportunity to evaluate and possibly update the Hays County Mitigation Plan based on the disaster response and recovery effort. The Hays County Mitigation Plan will be resubmitted for approval to Hays County and each participating City Council only when required by TxDEM and FEMA to meet DMA 2000, the Hays County, Texas Miligation Plan 147 I I I