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File #: 2025-557    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Consent Status: Consent
File created: 6/2/2025 In control: City Council
On agenda: 6/9/2025 Final action:
Title: Accept the St. Lucie County Regional Resilience Vulnerability Assessment Final Report
Attachments: 1. FINAL_SLC RF VA_2025 0530, 2. App A-1_SLC Present Day_Combined Exposure Analysis Figures_20250516-optmz, 3. App A-2_SLC 2040_Combined Exposure Anlysis Figures_2025 0521-optmz, 4. App A-3_SLC 2070_Combined Exposure Analysis Figures-optmz, 5. App A-4_SLC 2100_Combined Exposure Analysis Figures_20250516-optmz, 6. App A-5_Historic (2005-2023) Days of Tidal Flooding-optmz, 7. Appendix B, 8. PSL Commission Memo 06-03-2025
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Placement: Consent Agenda
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Accept the St. Lucie County Regional Resilience Vulnerability Assessment Final Report
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Submitted By: : Kate Parmelee, Deputy City Manager for Strategic Initiatives & Innovation

Strategic Plan Link: The City's Goal of high-quality infrastructure and facilities.

Executive Summary (General Business): The final St. Lucie County Regional Resilience Vulnerability Assessment has been prepared for the City Council's final review and acceptance.

Presentation Information: Representatives from St. Lucie County and Port St. Lucie members of the steering committee will be available for questions.

Staff Recommendation: Move that the Council accept the final St. Lucie County Regional Resilience Vulnerability Assessment (RVA).

Alternate Recommendations:
1. Move that the Council amend the recommendation and accept the final St. Lucie County Regional Resilience Vulnerability Assessment (RVA).
2. Move that the Council provide staff direction.

Background: In 2023, St. Lucie County entered a grant agreement with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) for two Resilient Florida Program grant awards. These awards fund the development of a St. Lucie County Regional Resilience Vulnerability Assessment (RVA) to analyze current and future flood impacts on critical assets throughout the County. The Resilient Florida Program was created by State Statute 380.093, F.S. The Program includes the requirement for the Florida Flood Hub (USF) to develop a statewide vulnerability assessment every five years, and FDEP to develop an annual Sea Level Rise and Flooding Resilience Plan. In addition, the Statute created planning and infrastructure grant funding and developed specific criteria for conducting all vulnerability assessments, with the goal of having all counties conduct local/regional vulnerability assessments that align with the statewide effort. This Final St. Lucie County Regional Resilience...

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