The below letter will be sent out to all homeowners no later than tomorrow, 5/5. Please plan on attending this meeting if at all possible. This may have a large impact on any homeowners in the impacted area.
May 2, 2017
Dear Homeowner,
On behalf of the Board of Charlestowne Master, this letter is to inform you of a meeting with the City of St. Charles Administration officials to discuss information related to the agricultural levee. The levee adjacent to Boschert Creek between Boschertown Road and New Town Blvd was de-certified in 2009. Until this time, it was shown on the effective Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) as providing protection to the adjoining properties. When the FIRM was revised in 2010 and the preliminary DFIRM published, it showed parts of Charlestowne and the commercial area south of the creek in the floodplain.
FEMA is now proceeding with the Final Levee Analysis and Mapping Procedure (LAMP), which will determine the flood risk and generate the DFIRM for the secluded area. It is anticipated that 853 residences and 74 commercial properties will be mapped into the flood hazard area and be required to obtain flood insurance.
Please plan to attend this important informational meeting.
Thursday, May 18th
Public Works Facility in the Crew Room
2871 Elm Point Industrial Dr,
St Charles, MO 63301
6:00pm
Sincerely,
Larry Brewer, Community Manager
DNI Properties, Inc. for
Charlestowne Master Homeowner Association
[email protected]
314-576-0700 x304
May 2, 2017
Dear Homeowner,
On behalf of the Board of Charlestowne Master, this letter is to inform you of a meeting with the City of St. Charles Administration officials to discuss information related to the agricultural levee. The levee adjacent to Boschert Creek between Boschertown Road and New Town Blvd was de-certified in 2009. Until this time, it was shown on the effective Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) as providing protection to the adjoining properties. When the FIRM was revised in 2010 and the preliminary DFIRM published, it showed parts of Charlestowne and the commercial area south of the creek in the floodplain.
FEMA is now proceeding with the Final Levee Analysis and Mapping Procedure (LAMP), which will determine the flood risk and generate the DFIRM for the secluded area. It is anticipated that 853 residences and 74 commercial properties will be mapped into the flood hazard area and be required to obtain flood insurance.
Please plan to attend this important informational meeting.
Thursday, May 18th
Public Works Facility in the Crew Room
2871 Elm Point Industrial Dr,
St Charles, MO 63301
6:00pm
Sincerely,
Larry Brewer, Community Manager
DNI Properties, Inc. for
Charlestowne Master Homeowner Association
[email protected]
314-576-0700 x304
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