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Approved <br />map amendment will have to obtain another Inver. Ms. Gundlach explained all existing LGMA's should <br />be incorporated into the new system. <br />Motion by Commissioner Zisla, seconded by Commisiooer Nichols-Mathahi to close the Public <br />Hearing. <br />Approved 6-0, the Public Hearing was closed. <br />Chair Howard asked if residents we required to do anything regarding the new on, Ms. Gundlach <br />reported Insurance Companies will contact residents if there are changes to individual properties. <br />Commissioner Danger asked if there was data indicating when the last 100 year flood has occurred. Ms. <br />Gundlach did not have that information available. Commissioner Nichols-Madmili asked if the language <br />n the ordinance is Ne language recommended by FEMA, Ms. Gundlach cmirmed it was. <br />Councilmember Phillips questioned if the City's ordinance reflects the State's requirements for non- <br />conforming strucNres. Ms. Gundlach replied there are very few principle s[mcmres in flood plains, <br />currently our ordinance does not follow the Straw's requirements. <br />Chair Howard questioned if FEMA would lake precedence over the State law, Ms. Gundlach stated she <br />would check with the City Ahomcy, but suspected that was the case, <br />Commissioner Danger asked if stets is information detailing how far up the flood line could lam as there <br />are many his properties who have added onto the back of their homes. Ms. Gundlach explained when a <br />building permit is obtained she homeowner is required to provide information related to their elevation to <br />determine if those structures are outside the 100' flood elevation assigned to the mea, as well as <br />obtaining verification from the Rice Creek Waterahed District. Ms. Gundlach explained we are rwquirad <br />to adopt the ordinance by June 4, 2010, and from isn't a choice in the matter if the City wants to ensure <br />residents are able in purchase flood insurance fl muPp the National Flood Insurance Program. <br />Ms. Gundlach recommended making a separate motion for staff to look into the stare requirements on <br />nonconforming uses and how they compere with the floodplain ordinance standards on nonconforming <br />uses. Ms GWdli ch indicated she will follow up on the issue. <br />Motion by Commissioner McPherson, seconded by Commissioner Alvey to make a motion N <br />approve staff recommendation. <br />Approved 6-0 <br />It was determined to wait until a situation antes and look into the comflicting language between the <br />Federal and State requirements at that time. <br />3. City of New Brighton requests consideration of a Zoning Code amendment amending <br />Chapter 7 to clarity expiration dates for Planned Unit Development and Planned <br />Residential Development approves that are not acted on within a specified period of <br />time. <br />The City of New Brighton is requesting consideration of a Zoning Code amendment to Chapter J <br />regarding expiration dates for Planned Residential Developments (PRD) and Planned Unit Developments <br />(PUD). The current language is either completely silent on expiration dates (PUD dardards) or indicates <br />that Ne City Council must establish expiration dates at the some of approval (I)RD standards). The <br />