Substantive Policies

FEMA Regulatory

• Building Pre-FIRM Determination Guide
• Building Higher in Flood Zones: Freeboard – Reduce Your Risk, Reduce Your Premium
• Standard Operating Procedures for Floodplain Development Permits
• Nonconversion Agreement for Certain Structures in the Floodplain
• Coconino County Floodplain Overlay
• Floodplain Permitting - Substantial Improvements and Substantial Damage Projects
• Building in a High-Risk Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA) - Substantial Improvement/Substantial Damage Flowchart
• Understanding Flood Risk - Homeowners, Renters & Business Owners
• Manufactured Housing
• Minimum Standards for Manufactured Housing Foundations in Floodplains 
• Manufactured Homes, Recreational Vehicles, Park Trailers and Floodplains
• A Homeowner's Guide to Drainage
• Floodproofing Certificate for Non-Residential Structure

Studies

• Oak Creek Floodplain Remapping Project
• Fort Valley Initial Engineering Assessment (IEA)
• 10-year FLO2D Depth Results Existing Condition 
• 100-year FLO2D Depth Results Existing Condition 
• Kaibab Estates West Area Drainage Master Plan Study (ADMS)
• Narrative
• Drainage Maps
• Conceptual Alternative 1 - Roadside Improvements
• Conceptual Alternative 2 - Roadside and Interior Improvements
• Offsite Drainage
• Appendices
• Ranch at the Peaks Floodplain & Setback Exhibit
• Majestic View Estates Floodplain & Septic Setback Exhibit
• Flood Insurance Study Number 04005CV001A - September 3, 2010

• All public and private activities within Coconino County right-of-ways must submit required information with a permit application before encroachment
• Once the permit is approved, encroachment must follow permit requirements and call for inspections as necessary
• Encroachment Permit General Conditions
• Coconino County Public Works Trench Detail
• Pavement Preservation Projects
• County-Maintained Roads
• Coconino County No Pavement Cut Policy