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Even though this is a storage facility, all of the storage materials will be located within a <br /> storage structure, that will have a base floor elevation two feet above the nearest flood <br /> elevation and flood proofed. Therefore there should not be any storage materials that will <br /> be affected by the flood waters. <br /> Therefore,this criterion has been met. <br /> 9 17 56.160 E. General standards. <br /> 1. Anchoring <br /> 2. Construction materials and methods <br /> 3. Utilities <br /> 4. Subdivision proposals <br /> The proposed warehouse structure, if approved through a PUD process, would be <br /> required to be constructed in compliance with the most current version of the IBC, as <br /> required by the City of Louisville. <br /> Therefore, this criterion has been met. <br /> e 17.56.160 F. Specific standards <br /> 1 Residential construction. <br /> 2. Nonresidential construction. <br /> a. New construction...shall have the lowest floor elevated to the level of the base <br /> flood elevation and shall: <br /> i. Have structural components capable of resisting hydrostatic and <br /> hydrodynamic loads and effects of buoyancy; <br /> ii. Be certified by a structural engineer or architect. <br /> 3. Manufactured homes. <br /> 4. Recreational vehicles <br /> As Mr. Parker stated, he recommends that"a site development plan be developed that <br /> provides for elevation of buildings lowest floors a minimum of two feet above existing <br /> site grades. Site grading should provide adequate slope away from buildings and routing <br /> of storm-water flows adequate to prevent exposure to damage from all storm-water <br /> flows." The City of Louisville requires all buildings with structural elements be designed <br /> and stamped by a licensed architect or structural engineer. <br /> Therefore, this criterion has been met. <br /> 4 <br />