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The agenda covers county overview, historical flooding, mitigation activity, data sources, hydraulic and economic analysis, and return on investment. 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 \n• Jersey County Overview  \n• Historical Flooding  \n• Mitigation Activity  \n• Data Sources   \n• Hydraulic Analysis  \n• Economic Analysis  \n• Return on Investment  \nWHAT IS A LOSS AVOIDANCE STUDY?  \n• Typically, a FEMA-led effort, to quantify the losses avoided due to implementation of mitigation activity  \n• Standardized template available for communities or other agencies to determine the return on investment (ROI)  \n• USACE conducted a “modified”Loss Avoidance Study by incorporating some value-added deviations and to be consistent with USACE policy and regulations  \nOVERVIEW – JERSEY COUNTY  \n• Located in “Southern Illinois”  \n• Just north of the St. Louis Metropolitan area  \nOVERVIEW – JERSEY COUNTY  \n• Jersey County, IL  \n• Population: 22,985  \n• Rural agricultural communities  \n• Confluence of Illinois River and Mississippi River  \nOVERVIEW – JERSEY COUNTY REGIONS  \n• Four floodprone communities:  \n• Elsah  \n• “Boats ‘N’ mobile homes”  \n• Grafton  \n• “Ground zero”  \n• Coon Creek  \n• “Corps’ Cabins”  \n• Nutwood  \n• “Protected, but not protected”  \n| Nutwood |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Coon Creek\u003Cbr>Grafton | Elsah |\n\nJersey County Mitigated Structures  \nOVERVIEW – HISTORICAL FLOODING  \n• The Great Flood of 1993 started it all  \n• Within Jersey County the 1993 flood inundated hundreds of homes and businesses, thousands of acres of crops and 35 miles of roads  \n• Floods in 1994 and 1995 exacerbated the recovery process  \n• Post 1995, Jersey County was oneof the worst Counties in the state for repetitive losses  \n• By 2001, Jersey County placed on probation status within the NFIP  \nGrafton, IL Gage  \nFlood Stage: 18 feet  \nMITIGATION ACTIVITY  \n• Mitigate, mitigate, mitigate…  \n• Between 1993 and 1996, Jersey County acquired 268 structures  \n• After 1997, Jersey County acquired or elevated an additional 147 structures  \n• Total of 415 structures mitigated atan estimated cost of $14 million  \n• Total Mitigation Count:  \n• Elsah – 93  \n• Grafton – 146  \n• Coon Creek – 107  \n• Nutwood-69  \nDATA SOURCES  \n• Issues with data availability  \n• Lost hard copy files  \n• Obsolete electronic file formats  \n• Retired knowledge  \n• Non-traditional data sources:  \n• Closing documents  \n• Cabin demolition reports  \n• Asbestos surveys  \n• Traditional data sources:  \n• Property record cards  \n• FEMA elevation certificates  \n• HMGP monitoring reports","cbCairSKStOYQrmy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairSKStOYQrmy","pdf",2180072,"English","# Agenda\n## What is a Loss Avoidance Study?\n## Jersey County Overview\n## Historical Flooding\n## Mitigation Activity\n## Data Sources\n## Hydraulic Analysis\n## Economic Analysis\n## Return on Investment","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of a loss avoidance study in this report?\",\"answer\":\"It quantifies losses avoided due to implementing mitigation activities and supports a standardized approach for estimating return on investment (ROI).\"},{\"question\":\"What flood history is highlighted for Jersey County?\",\"answer\":\"The Great Flood of 1993 is identified as the starting point, with 1993 inundating many homes and businesses, and floods in 1994–1995 worsening recovery and contributing to repetitive losses.\"},{\"question\":\"How much mitigation activity did Jersey County complete?\",\"answer\":\"Between 1993 and 1996, the county acquired 268 structures, and after 1997 it acquired or elevated an additional 147, totaling 415 structures at an estimated cost of about $14 million.\"}]","JERSEY COUNTY LOSS AVOIDANCE STUDY - Agenda - What is a Loss Avoidance Study | PDF",1790389001]