o Secures matching funds and other assistance available through the NH Homeland Security & Emergency Management pro;
and through federal programs.
o Keeps the Mayor and key personnel fully informed of all emergency management matters, with the exception of police an:
emergencies.
Qo Assists community agencies and businesses in developing their plans for responding to emergencies.
Facilitates tests and exercises to give local officials practice in directing coordinated operations under simulated emergenc
conditions.
Establishes a system to alert key local officials in the event of an emergency.
Coordinates and leads emergency communications planning. Secures all required equipment and exercises emergency
communications.
Serves as the community representative in dealing with other governmental and private organizations.
aid agreement. City is not a member of Public Works Mutual Aid, the process for activating NH Architects & Engineers Emergency
Response Task Force through the State is unclear.
Acquisition of land for open space and public recreational uses - This is conducted in the City but there is not enough funding to
implement sizable land acquisition projects.
City of Nashua Zoning Ordinances (hitps://ecode360.com/8732477) - FEMA approved floodplain/floodway ordinances for develop
wetlands ordinance; water supply protection district; and airport approach zone and landfill groundwater protection overlay. Plan
Board, the Zoning Board of Adjustment and Conservation Commission and the Planning Department staff administer the ordinanci
works with Code Enforcement Department in the enforcement if necessary.
Building Code (https:/Avww.nashuanh.gov/275/Building-Safety-Department) - The City has currently adopted and adequately enf
the following codes with amendments:
0 2009 International Building Code (Amendments)
0 2009 International Residential Code (Amendments)
0 2009 International Existing Building Code (Amendments)
o 2009 International Energy Conservation Code (Amendments)
o 2009 International Mechanical Code (Amendments)
0 2009 International Plumbing Code (Amendments)
0 2017 National Electric Code (Amendments)
warmer and wetter over the next century with more extreme precipitation events. This weather pattern puts significant stress on '
region’s already aging water infrastructure. Furthermore, climate change is likely to cause a number of public health impacts on NI
most vulnerable residents. Despite efforts taking place to siow the rate of climate change, some level of change is inevitable. There
municipalities must make sound decisions to help their communities adapt to a new climate normal. The goal of the Nashua Regio
Plan though they are all duplicate, no additional projects. This plan highlights a process after a disaster to include mitigation in the
recovery phases. This plan is expected to be updated in 2019 and will shift to an Emergency Operations Plan and these recovery ar
mitigation portions will be removed.
'TER 2. EXISTING AND POTENTIAL AUTHORITIES, POLICIES, PROGRAMS, AND RESOURCES
2s should be made to the Plan to accommodate projects that have failed or are not considered feasible after an evaluation and revie
ansistency with the benefit cost analysis, STAPLEE analysis, timeframe, community’s priorities, and funding resources. Mitigation
ties that were not ranked as priorities during the 2018 update should be reviewed as well during the monitoring, evaluation, and upi
Plan to determine the feasibility of future implementation. New mitigation actions or plans proposed upon adoption of this Plan sh
