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Unincorporated power outages, such as Generators for lift Okaloosa County hurricanes, generators are Hurricane & Tropical stations, wells, booster OkaloosaCounty - Water & Sewer within the 8 2010 needed to keep lift stations, Storm; and Severe yes Okaloosa County Okaloosa County $1,200,000.00 X No Funding 1 year Existing Y 39 stations and wstewater Dept. Okaloosa County wells, booster stations, and Storms treatment plants Water & Sewer wastewater treatment plants Service Area in working order. An automatic transfer emergency generator is needed at Lift Station #1 to prevent sewage overflow Hurricane and Tropical Emergency into Santa Rosa Sound in City of Fort Walton City of Fort Walton City of Fort Walton Beach - Water & City of Fort 9 1999 Storm; and Severe yes $37,000.00 X No Funding 3 months Existing Y 39 Generators case of power failure. An Beach Beach Sewer Dept. Walton Beach Storm additional portable generator is needed to accommodate other Lift Stations within the City. Storm proof lift stations 4,8,9,10,14,15, & 17. elevate tops of wet wells, Hurricane & Tropical valve boxes, relocation of Flood Proofing Lift Storm; Flood; Land City of Valparaiso - Water & Sewer City of 10 2010 emergency power supplies, yes City of Valparaiso City of Valparaiso $600,000.00 X No Funding 3 months Existing Y 39 Stations Erosion; Severe Storms; Dept. Valparaiso and storm hardening and Beach Erosion controls. To include bulkheads and/or retaining walls E-1 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 PROJECT DESCRIPTION HAZARDS MITIGATED FUNDING SOURCE JURISDICTION BENEFICIARY SUBMITTED ACHIEVED Applicable) IMPLEMENTATION COST WHY COMPLETION EXISTING? ELIGIBLE NEW COMPLETED DELETED DEFERRED Points Restoration of Restoration of wetlands in Hurricane & Tropical wetlands in Glenwood Glenwood Park and Town of Cinco Town of Cinco 11 2010 Storm: Flood; Storm yes Town of Cinco Bayou Town of Cinco Bayou - Public Works $15,000.00 X No Funding 1 year Existing Y 39 Park and upgrade the upgrade the park's drainage Bayou Bayou Surge drainage system system Sewer pump Station Location is unstable and 12 13 protective 2010 susceptible to erosion and Land Erosion yes City of Niceville City of Niceville City of Niceville - Water & Sewer Dept. $ 10,000.00 X No Funding 90 days Existing City of Niceville Y 37 measures washing. The Coleman Lake outfall runs under Main Street in the City of Destin through a structurally deficient earthen Dam Safety; Hurricane & Dunes of Destin Lake dam. Based on increasing 13 2010 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 36 Drainage Project frequency and depths of and Severe Storms potholes at the outfall location, it is eveident that the structure is leaking and could lead to failure

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