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R2024-307 Resolution Authorizing the Adoption of the Macon County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan
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R2024-307 Resolution Authorizing the Adoption of the Macon County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan
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9/16/2024
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Macon County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan 12024 <br /> 2.5.4 Public Plan Review and Feedback on Draft of the Plan <br /> At the conclusion of the planning process, the public was offered an opportunity to provide <br /> feedback on the draft Plan. The public version of the Plan was made available at the following <br /> site: https://maconcountV.illinois.gov/departments/ema/. <br /> Exhibit 2-2. Macon County Web site Promoting Draft Plan <br /> Macon County <br /> Ili nois <br /> _n <br /> EMA 2024 Macon County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan <br /> unN Broadband survsY'Innrn.t <br /> pn <br /> cna zO nm <br /> 2aN Mxon County MUNI-Huertl NiNgetion Men --- <br /> XQ}R024 PV Upas ® EMA m202a MR—CountvM ll-Ha[a.a t..r..q.i;..,... <br /> .acpn County Emergency Mnagemenl Aganry EMA'rnryimFtion mM M P V ng Ures ges a nshps<amp41e0 Me 5-fear upas a of Ma Mann Cpumv h1uMHuertl hgga4an 5 0 <br /> P aMxon CouMv Emergenry Menagemrenl Agency.EMA.e tleScvea lo'nromng th pubK drx11Y n Me revrew dna upaere pl M.Pyr <br /> frau of Me pan nn M accessed b'.4king Me Imk bNore Upon srel.dna FEMA apmpval Me final draft of Me p4n vnp repyee Ma mall srorsron p1 Me plan <br /> D.oatur Urbanlaetl Ana Tranaponation Study Public <br /> POF LIMN 10 MdN 2920 M....caumy Multi_Hs.rtl Mitigation IT,. OV,�T$ notica TnnapoRation Improvement Plan(DUATS) <br /> ':MMer Iaoprele conitluea Dupli<invMemem in th pMmmrg Drxess Me public has Me opporgrery to point cmpnuv leeabad ant iripul As Mun lreeas arq co.Nxm vise mil Ypu upuq Nke 'a-"a....:a <br /> c Dries lea Txk reyaeMng the latest vvsion of IM Macon CpuntY MulliHuara Mitpabon Plan peau use Vre form belgv to pmvge dour comments <br /> I INN TO FORMlrin Mocun tounry Mn,gation Klan <br /> The draft Plan remained on the web page until the Plan was formally approved and adopted. To <br /> further facilitate continued public involvement in the planning process, the public will have an <br /> opportunity to provide continual feedback and input. As future needs and concerns arise, or if <br /> the public would like to provide feedback regarding the latest version of the Macon County Multi- <br /> Hazard Mitigation Plan,the public is invited to use the form below (which is provided on the web <br /> site) to provide comments. <br /> • Link to Plan Comment Form: https://integratedsolutions.wufoo.com/forms/comment- <br /> form-macon-county-mitigation-plan/ <br /> 2.5.5 How Public Input was Incorporated into the Plan <br /> Information and feedback gained from the survey and public forum provided valuable data to <br /> validate and confirm the risk assessment findings and potential mitigation strategies. Specifically, <br /> feedback from the public offered during the public forum on June 5, 2023, offered greater <br /> insights to the public's concerns regarding specific hazards and their impacts, especially with <br /> Macon County's Spanish-speaking population. The public also offered specific initiatives they felt <br /> would create greater resiliency for the county and its residents. <br /> Survey results helped to validate the hazards included in the Plan, the hazard ranking process, <br /> and areas where the county and municipalities could further improve outreach and education <br /> efforts. Open-ended responses, specifically regarding their experience with damages from past <br /> hazards, helped to validate hazard-specific impact data in Chapter 4: Risk Assessment. These, <br /> and related findings, helped the planning team determine meaningful mitigation projects. <br /> Chapter 2: Plan Process 18 <br />
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