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City of Niceville City of Niceville $ 10,000.00 X 90 days Existing City of Niceville Y Dept. measures washing. The Coleman Lake outfall runs under Main Street in the City of Destin through a structurally deficient earthen dam. Based on Dam Safety; Hurricane Dunes of Destin Lake 14 2010 increasing frequency and & Tropical Storm; Flood; yes City of Destin City of Destin City of Destin - Public Works $600,000.00 X 3 months Existing City of Destin Y Drainage Project depths of potholes at the and Severe Storms outfall location, it is eveident that the structure is leaking and could lead to failure Hurricane and Tropical Culvert is to small to 15 85-A Culvert Crossing 1999 Storm; Flood; and yes City of Laurel Hill City of Laurel Hill City of Laurel Hill - Public Works Dept. $30,000.00 X No Funding 120 days Existing City of Laurel Hill Y accommodate stormwater Severe Storms There are several properties, including concrete masonry unit houses built with slab on grade, which flood during Flood; Hurricane & Repetitive Loss Existing Building storm events. Due to this Tropical Storm; Severe City of Fort Walton City of Fort Walton City of Fort 16 Relocation and/or 1999 Mitigation in Flood- City of Fort Walton Beach $2,000,000.00 + X No Funding 18 months Existing Y type of construction, Storms and Storm Beach Beach Walton Beach Acquisition prone locations elevation is not an Surge alternative. The structures should be relocated or acquired by the City to prevent future losses. Installation of new high efficency .2 million Flood; Hurricane & High efficiency .2 gallon/day lift station. Tropical Storm; Severe City of 17 million gal/day lift at 2011 Current lift at ation handles yes City of Valparaiso City of Valparaiso City of Valparaiso - Public Works Dept $700,000.00 X 1 year Existing Y Storms and Storm Valparaiso ation 50% of all sewage, is Surge located in the flood zone, and is obsolete Hurricane & Tropical Storm; Flood; Severe Town of 18 Warning Siren 2010 For all emergency warnings Storms; Storm Surge; yes Town of Shalimar Town of Shalimar Town of Shalimar $30,000.00 X 120 days Existing Y Shalimar Heat Wave and Drought; and Wildfire Required for new developments with a density of 4 dwelling Undergrounding of Hurricane/Tropical Okaloosa $158,000.00 per units per acre and Unincorporated 19 1999 Okaloosa County Okaloosa County and Developers X On going Existing Y Utilities Storms County/Developer mile new road Okaloosa construction. Per Ord 91-1 as amended Section 6.01.052 3 E-2 Okaloosa County 2011 LMS Appendex E YEAR MITIGATION GOALS MATCH (if AGENCY RESPONSIBLE FOR ESTIMATED PROJECT STATUS IF DEFERRED, TIMEFRAME FOR MiTIGATE NEW OR HMGP PRIORITY NAME OF PROJECT

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