Exhibit CC 05-15-2012 #11 Local Hazard Mitigition Plan CC S./IS- 1( 1_ # 1l
Soft-Story Buildings
Action #1: Require all new construction, including public facilities, to be built in accordance with the
most recent Building and Fire Code standards.
Action #2: Consider County Ordinance to require retrofitting of multi-family soft story structures.
Consistent with the ABAG definition, "multi-family" buildings consist of three or more families.
Action #3: Support City of San Jose initiative to develop Soft-Story Mitigation Program via UASI
funding. Program will entail public education materials, engineering standards and financial
incentives.
Action #4: Explore various financial incentives and remove disincentives.
Action#5: Advocate expansion of State and federal relocation assistance funds and programs to aid
persons and businesses displaced from hazardous buildings.
Dam Failure
Complete and adopt the dam plan including:
Action #1: Create and distribute evacuation route maps
Action #2: Develop signage for evacuation route.
Action #3: Develop some type of delineation (sign. etc.)that would advise residents what is "high
ground".
Implementation of these actions will be the responsibility of the Public Works department, shared
with the Community Development department. The City will seek funding from appropriate sources
such as the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. Additionally, the Public Works and Community
Development departments will coordinate to incorporate these projects in the City's Capital
Improvement Plan as appropriate.
11.6 PLAN MAINTENANCE
11.6.1 Monitoring, evaluating, updating the plan
The Building Dept, Cupertino Office of Emergency Services and Planning Dept. will be accountable
for monitoring this plan and documenting progress. They will remain involved with the County's
City of Cupertino Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
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