Engineering Department
City Engineer
Mark A. Schmitzer
mschmitzer@northroyalton.org
Assistant City Engineer
Daniel Collins
dcollins@northroyalton.org
Flood Zone Information
Click the following
link to access the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA’s) Map
Service Center (Note: perform a “Product Search by” using the Map Panel
ID found on the North Royalton MAP INDEX page):
http://msc.fema.gov/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/FemaWelcomeView?storeId=10001&catalogId=10001&langId=-1
From this link, you
can access any of FEMA’s Map Panels (Flood Insurance Rate Maps, aka FIRMs) to determine if a property is located within a FEMA recognized
flood zone.
Feel free to contact the City of North Royalton Engineering Department
at (440) 582-3001 should you have any questions.
Rocky River Watershed Stakeholders:
The latest edition of
The Flow is
now available to view or download at
www.MyRockyRiver.org.
In this issue:
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Stopping Sediment at its Source in the Rocky River Watershed project to
focus on Baldwin Creek, Mallet Creek and Plum Creek subwatersheds
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Plum
Creek and Upper East Branch Protection and Restoration Planning
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Headwater Streets Residential Rebate Program Expands to include entire
Abram Creek and Baldwin Creek Subwatersheds
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Rocky
River Watershed Council Receives NEORSD Grant
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Volunteers Stabilize Eroding Streambank on Johnson’s Creek
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And
more!
Rocky River
Watershed Land Protection Forum – You’re Invited!
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
7:00 – 9:00 PM
Cleveland Metroparks Rocky River Nature
Center
24000 Valley Parkway, North Olmsted, OH
44070 (in the Rocky River Reservation)
The preservation of land through
property acquisition, conservation easements and other land use
mechanisms is an important tool in the protection of water quality and
aquatic habitat. The Rocky River Watershed Council is hosting the Rocky
River Land Protection Forum on October 26 at 7:00 PM at the Cleveland
Metroparks Rocky River Nature Center. A panel featuring representatives
of the most active land protection organizations in the watershed,
including Cleveland Metroparks, Medina County Park District and Western
Reserve Land Conservancy will discuss the current status of land
protection in the Rocky River Watershed and future priorities for
preservation. Updates of current watershed projects and refreshments
will also be provided. This event is free and open to the public!
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