of tax records, hard copy or electronic photos, appraisals, or maps. Value of Services: Enter the facility description, type of service, Documentation is available from the Description: Utilities number of customers served and value per unit of agency providing the service. Local utility Type of Service: service ($/person/day). company data should indicate the number Electrical of affected customers. Determine the Select electrical, water, wastewater, or other from Number of Customers number of customer connections and then the drop-down. If user chooses other, enter the Served: 1,000 use census data to determine that average description of the service. Value per Unit of number of people at each location. If a utility, the number of customers served Service: $131.00 by the utility. If other, enter the portion of the Total Value of population that will be affected by the mitigation. Service/Day: $131,000 Provide letters or technical studies from utilities that include engineering estimates or historic evidence of impact on service due to an event. FEMA Standard Values for Loss of Service for utilities: Loss of electric power: $131/person/day Loss of potable water: $103/person/day Loss of wastewater: $45/person/day Any number outside of the FEMA Standard Values must be documented with a letter from the utility that be affected. Value of Services: Enter the facility description, estimated number of This information is available from a Description: Marina Roads/Bridges one-way traffic trips per day, additional time per professional engineer, planner, or Vista was flooded- Cars one-way trip due to the detour, number of manager with signature authority. traveling from downtown additional miles, and the Federal mileage Martinez to 680 north had reimbursement rate for a private vehicle ($/mile). to detour through A
of tax records, hard copy or electronic photos, appraisals, or maps. Value of Services: Utilities Enter the facility description, type of service, number of customers served and value per unit of service ($/person/day). Select electrical, water, wastewater, or other from the drop-down. If user chooses other, enter the description of the service. If a utility, the number of customers served by the utility. If other, enter the portion of the population that will be affected by the mitigation. Provide letters or technical studies from utilities that include engineering estimates or historic evidence of impact on service due to an event. FEMA Standard Values for Loss of Service for utilities: Loss of electric power: $131/person/day Loss of potable water: $103/person/day Loss of wastewater: $45/person/day Any number outside of the FEMA Standard Values must be documented with a letter from the utility that be affected. Documentation is available from the agency providing the service. Local utility company data should indicate the number of affected customers. Determine the number of customer connections and then use census data to determine that average number of people at each location. Description: Type of Service: Electrical Number of Customers Served: 1,000 Value per Unit of Service: $131.00 Total Value of Service/Day: $131,000 Value of Services: Roads/Bridges Enter the facility description, estimated number of one-way traffic trips per day, additional time per one-way trip due to the detour, number of additional miles, and the Federal mileage reimbursement rate for a private vehicle ($/mile). This information is available from a professional engineer, planner, or manager with signature authority. Description: Marina Vista was flooded- Cars traveling from downtown Martinez to 680 north had to detour through A