BEYOND INFRASTRUCTURE: RESILIENCY AT HOME Anastasia Roy Program - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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BEYOND INFRASTRUCTURE: RESILIENCY AT HOME Anastasia Roy Program Manager, Resiliency Solutions Anastasia.Roy@APTIM.com 1 1 RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE VS. HOME RESILIENCY Resilient Infrastructure Home Resiliency Measures taken at a regional


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BEYOND INFRASTRUCTURE: RESILIENCY AT HOME

Anastasia Roy Program Manager, Resiliency Solutions Anastasia.Roy@APTIM.com

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RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE VS. HOME RESILIENCY

Resilient Infrastructure Measures taken at a regional level to ensure shared infrastructure can withstand stressors and shocks. Home Resiliency Measures taken at home to help protect your assets and family against stressors and shocks.

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HOME RESILIENCY AUDITS

Professional audit to help identify risk- mitigation efforts

  • Home visit and audit by a qualified

engineering firm

  • Elevation Certificate
  • Review exterior
  • Measure elevation of critical equipment
  • Identify risk mitigation measures
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Residents:

  • Elevate living

space (if below PBFE)

  • Emergency

management manual Plumbing:

  • Sump pumps
  • Backwater

valves Mechanical/Electrical:

  • Elevate mechanical

equipment

  • Dry floodproofing
  • Distributed

heating/cooling

  • Maintain backup power

to critical systems Roof:

  • Brace Chimney

Perimeter:

  • Green Infrastructure

RISK MITIGATION STRATEGIES

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PERSONAL RESILIENCY ASSESSMENTS

Support emergency preparedness through at-home counseling

  • Home visit to assess personal resilience
  • Help homeowners develop emergency plan
  • Identify emergency supplies on-hand in case
  • f disaster
  • Inform homeowners of potential risk areas

(floodplains, etc.)

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CASE STUDIES

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4/24/2019

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RESIDENTIAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

NEW YORK, NY

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RESIDENTIAL RESILIENCY AUDIT PROGRAMMING

  • 1,014 Applicants
  • 689 Audits conducted since Fall 2016
  • 430+ Elevation Certificates Issued
  • 346+ Counseling sessions conducted
  • Assistance with personal emergency

plans

  • Home risk mitigation measures

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  • 95% of homes→ mechanical equipment in

danger of being flooded

  • 63% of homes→ filling in basement or

crawlspace could mean lower flood insurance rates

  • 43% of homes → below the anticipated flood

level but cannot be elevated for structural reasons

  • 21% of homes → experienced sewer

backflow (8% of homes have backwater valve installed)

RESILIENCY AUDIT FINDINGS

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► Applicants who submit their Elevation Certificates to their flood insurance providers can save around $1,094 per year on average. ► One applicant was able to save $3,000 per year by submitting her Elevation Certificate. ► 38% reported being unlikely to adopt the recommended flood mitigation strategies due to limited funding.

COUNSELING FINDINGS

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HOME RECOVERY & RESILIENCE ASSESSMENT

BOULDER, CO

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HOME PREPAREDNESS ASSESSMENT PROGRAM

Program Goals:

Educate on resilience practices and available community resources Recommend improvements with associated rebates Targeted storm sewer backup

Homeowner Findings:

96% of participants experience prior damage to their homes 17% of participants have never heard of resiliency 75% of participants did not have an emergency plan in place 63% did not have emergency supplies on-hand in case

  • f a disaster

61% of participants were not aware they were in a high hazard area

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RECOMMENDATIONS & IMPROVEMENTS MADE

Of 103 participants, 40 moved forward with implementing at least one recommendation

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COMMUNITY ADAPTATION PROGRAM

NEW ORLEANS, LA

14 Gentilly Resilience District

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  • Demonstrates benefits of SW interventions
  • Privately owned property
  • Supports worfkforce development to build skilled

labor in green industry

  • Enhance and improve low-to-moderate income

household assets

  • Reduce the area’s collective flood risk

RESTORATION PARK: BACKYARD GARDENERS NETWORK SUNO ATHLETIC FIELD & BIO-RENTION

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THANK YOU

Anastasia Roy Program Manager, Resiliency Solutions Anastasia.Roy@APTIM.com