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Description: Inspections performed by the LADOTD Public Works Section, National Flood Isurance Program (NFIP) Staff, as part of a Community Assistance Visit (CAV) for the Louisiana NFIP, Community Assistance Program (CAP).

Copyright Text: Created by J. E. Mitchell, Ph. D., Louisiana Office of Technology Services. Data collected by the LADOTD Public Works Section, National Flood Isurance Program (NFIP) Staff.

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• Title: Louisiana NFIP Community Assistance Visit Inspections
• Author: J. E. Mitchell, Ph. D., Louisiana Office of Technology Services. Data are collected by the LADOTD Public Works Section, National Flood Insurance Program.
• Comments: The Community Assistance Visit (CAV) is a major component of the National Flood Insurance Program's (NFIP) Community Assistance Program (CAP). The CAV is a visit to a community by a FEMA or LADOTD on behalf of FEMA that serves the dual purpose of providing technical assistance to the community and assuring that the community is adequately enforcing its floodplain management regulations. Generally, a CAV consists of a tour of the floodplain, an inspection of community permit files, and meetings with local appointed and elected officials. If any administrative problems or potential violations are identified during a CAV the community is notified and given the opportunity to correct any administrative procedures and remedy the violations, to the maximum extent possible, within established deadlines. FEMA or the State will work with the community to help them bring their program into compliance with NFIP requirements. In extreme cases, where the community does not take action to bring itself into compliance, FEMA may initiate and enforcement action against the community.
• Subject: National Flood Insurance Program Community Assistance Visit inspections prformed by the Louyisiana Dept. of Transortaion and Development.
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• Keywords: Louisiana, Community Assistance Visit, CAV, National Flood Insurance Program, NFIP, Community Assistance Program, CAP, Federal Emergency Management Agency, FEMA, Department of Transportation and Development, LADOTD, field data collection, inspection
• Credits: Data collected by the LADOTD Public Works Section, National Flood Isurance Program (NFIP) Staff.

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