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Address a repetitive problem, or one that has the potential to have a major impact on an area, reducing the potential for loss of life, loss of essential services and personal property, damage to critical facilities, economic loss, hardship, or human suffering Meet applicable permit requirements Develop mitigation standards for development in hazardous areas Contribute to both the short -and long-term solution to the hazard vulnerability risk problem Assuring the benefits of a mitigation measure is equal to or exceeds the cost of implementation Have manageable maintenance and modification costs When feasible, be designed to accomplish multiple objectives including improvement of life -safety risk, damage reduction, restoration of essential services, protection of critical facilities, security of economic development, recovery, and environmental enhancement Whenever feasible, use existing resources, agencies, and programs to implement the project Include regional hazard mitigation concerns and strategies Identification of Community Local Background Other Factors Impacting Community 2.1.4 Timeline The Planning Team (PTM) had its kickoff meeting in July of 2015. During this meeting members were introduced to the Hazard Mitigation process and asked to review the 2005 and 2010 Hazard Mitigation plan and if needed assign other employees to the team. August - Risk Assessment Meeting: PTM were tasked with determining hazards of local concern, summarizing vulnerability, and develop community engagement strategies. August - December Public Outreach: PTM designed a multi -tiered outreach plan that included information on the City's website, printed information at city facilities, and a survey online, and also at city facilities and events. City Emergency Services staff also presented the plan at a community outreach meeting on November 19th as well as presenting information at the December 7th San Leandro City Council meeting.