Just wrapped up cutting 5 acres off of 15.?ÿ One line was a creek, so I looked to see if there was a flood zone designated.?ÿ Since there was, I noted it on the drawing.
Showing FEMA information is not something specifically required in my county or specifically addressed in statute (although I would say it is addressed indirectly).
What about your area of practice??ÿ Is showing FEMA information SOP as professional practice, required by ordinance or statute, or just not done.
I often don??t even think of it. ?ÿSometime wish I had.
As usual, it depends.?ÿ It's certainly not required on our boundary surveys but is certainly something you may want to relay to your client.?ÿ If we're subdividing property it is 100% needed in every municipality I work in.
I allways refer to the Zone and Map Panel. If a flood boundary crosses the Survey area, I show it.?ÿ
In several counties I regularly work in (Ohio) the SFHA zone is to be shown on the plat for a parcel split
Jim
For boundary surveys that are going to be recorded, no, not without a specific need. For building permit plans and topographic survey plans, yes, regularly.
