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Middle Peninsula Planning District Commission
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- Location:
- Mattaponi, VA
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Middle Peninsula Planning District Commission.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Mattaponi
County
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King and Queen
Address
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4521 Lewis B. Puller Memorial Highway
Zip Code
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23110
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Middle Peninsula Planning District Commission
The commission meeting included updates on staff activities regarding grant funding, septic assistance programs, and various infrastructure projects, including living shorelines and dredging. Discussions focused on economic growth impediments related to septic permitting, a presentation on federal infrastructure funding, updates on the Middle Peninsula Chesapeake Bay Public Access Authority, and a review of state primary election results. The commission also addressed local government administrative requests and various committee reports.
This plan, an update for the Middle Peninsula region, is designed to reduce damages to private and public property from various hazards, in compliance with the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000. It encompasses comprehensive hazard identification, risk assessment, and the development of mitigation strategies. Key focus areas include critical hazards such as winter storms, coastal flooding, lightning, hurricanes, and summer storms, as well as moderately critical hazards like tornadoes, wildfires, sea level rise, and HAZMAT. The plan aims to guide the nine participating localities in committing resources to effectively mitigate identified hazards and enhance regional resilience.
The commission meeting involved the approval of previous meeting minutes and financial reports, including a discussion on cash flow and outstanding reimbursements. The Executive Director provided a report on staff activities, which highlighted the Living Shoreline Incentive Program, construction progress on nature viewing platforms, and bridge abandonment issues. The commission received updates on the stormwater advisory group's efforts for rural localities and discussed National Flood Insurance Program development permit requirements. A presentation was delivered regarding the FirstNet program for public safety broadband. The commission also adopted the FY18 Indirect Cost Allocation Plan and addressed other business, including an update on the Water Supply Plan and congratulations to counties for recent achievement awards.
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