Statewide Flood Management Certification for Federally and State Funded Municipal Projects - Connecticut

Statewide Flood Management Certification for Federally and State Funded Municipal Projects is a legal document that was released by the Connecticut Department of Transportation - a government authority operating within Connecticut.

FAQ

Q: What is the Statewide Flood Management Certification?
A: The Statewide Flood Management Certification is a requirement for federally and state funded municipal projects in Connecticut.

Q: Why is the certification necessary?
A: The certification is necessary to ensure that municipal projects comply with flood management regulations and minimize the risk of flood damage.

Q: Which projects are required to have the certification?
A: Federally and state funded municipal projects in Connecticut are required to have the Statewide Flood Management Certification.

Q: What does the certification process involve?
A: The certification process involves reviewing project plans and ensuring compliance with floodplain regulations, as well as completing a Flood Management Certification Application.

Q: Who oversees the certification process?
A: The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) oversees the certification process.

Q: Are there any penalties for non-compliance?
A: Yes, failure to comply with the Statewide Flood Management Certification requirements may result in penalties, including the loss of federal and state funding for the project.