NEW Swimming pool, spa, hot tub
Other
Grading
Non-Residential (Commercial)
Clearing of previously undeveloped parcel
Drilling
Mixed Use (ex. Residential and Non-residential)
Elevated
Cost of Improvement (a)
Manufactured home (NOT including Modular)
Watercourse alteration
Cumulative value improvements last 10 years and/or substantial damage repair last 5 years (b)
Relocation of Existing Structure
Swimming pool equipment installation
Accessory (detached garage, cabana, etc.)
Other Development Activities (if applicable)
Multi-family residential (3 or more dwelling units)
Floodproofed
Mining
Water or sewer systems (not related to new construction of a building)
Percent of Value Change (a + b/c)
Roadway or bridge construction
Type of Development Activity
Replacement mechanical equipment, fixtures, etc.
Alteration to Existing Structure
Excavation (not related to a structural development)
** Relocation or Replacement: An existing structure being moved into a flood hazard area shall be treated as new construction
Tank Installation
Type of Structure (check all that apply)
Other
Substantial Improvement
Temporary
(ex. Construction trailer, tent)
If the value of an improvement to a structure or building system equals or exceeds 49% of the market value of the structure before the addition or alteration, the entire structure must be treated as a substantially improved structure. The value of improvements is the sum of “a” and “b” below. This subsection must be completed for all improvements in existing buildings.
Substantial Improvement Evaluation – Applicant insert value in line (a) below only. Lines (b) and (c) to be completed by the Floodplain Administrator
Placement of fill material
New Structure
Residential (One- or Two-Family dwelling)
Work Description
Accessory structure (ex. Detached garage, shed, cabana)
Swimming Pool
Dredging
Market Value of the Building (c)
Addition to Existing Structure
Setting of Temporary Structure
Drainage improvement (including culvert work)
Replacement of Existing Structure
Demolition of Existing Structure