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FEMA Zone X - Shaded or Unshaded?

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I'm dealing with a parcel that's shown on the FIRM to be in Zone A, but the parcel is subject to an LOMC (originally a LOMR-F) that was revalidated at the time of the map revision with a Zone X designation. However, there are two types of Zone X: shaded (minor flood risk) and unshaded (basically no flood risk). Which one applies to a revalidated LOMC?


 
Posted : May 2, 2017 10:57 pm
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Jim Frame, post: 426618, member: 10 wrote: I'm dealing with a parcel that's shown on the FIRM to be in Zone A, but the parcel is subject to an LOMC (originally a LOMR-F) that was revalidated at the time of the map revision with a Zone X designation. However, there are two types of Zone X: shaded (minor flood risk) and unshaded (basically no flood risk). Which one applies to a revalidated LOMC?

How much fill did they add?

Is there a regulatory authority who is concerned?

Who submitted the LOMR-F? What does the LOMC read?

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Posted : May 3, 2017 5:07 am
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I believe it will read Zone X (shaded) on the loma if that 500 year flood zone applies


 
Posted : May 3, 2017 5:32 am
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Excellent question, JIm. Hope someone knows the authoritative answer and can cite the exact source in the policy.


 
Posted : May 3, 2017 5:51 am
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Here is a recent one that has shaded zone x nearby and specifies unshaded


 
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Jim Frame, post: 426618, member: 10 wrote: I'm dealing with a parcel that's shown on the FIRM to be in Zone A, but the parcel is subject to an LOMC (originally a LOMR-F) that was revalidated at the time of the map revision with a Zone X designation. However, there are two types of Zone X: shaded (minor flood risk) and unshaded (basically no flood risk). Which one applies to a revalidated LOMC?

Whatever your local FEMA Floodplain Administrator says.


 
Posted : May 3, 2017 7:57 am