Floodplain Development Regulations Update - Get Involved

Floodplain in West Seattle.
  • What & Why
    FEMA adopted new Flood Insurance Rate Maps and a Flood Insurance Study for all jurisdictions in King County, including Seattle, which requires us to adopt new floodplain development regulations.
  • Get Involved
    FEMA adopted new Flood Insurance Rate Maps and a Flood Insurance Study for all jurisdictions in King County, including Seattle, which requires us to adopt new floodplain development regulations.
  • Project Documents
    FEMA adopted new Flood Insurance Rate Maps and a Flood Insurance Study for all jurisdictions in King County, including Seattle, which requires us to adopt new floodplain development regulations.
  • Background
    FEMA adopted new Flood Insurance Rate Maps and a Flood Insurance Study for all jurisdictions in King County, including Seattle, which requires us to adopt new floodplain development regulations.
  • Timeline
    FEMA adopted new Flood Insurance Rate Maps and a Flood Insurance Study for all jurisdictions in King County, including Seattle, which requires us to adopt new floodplain development regulations.

Get Involved

The interim Floodplain Development Regulations, new FEMA maps, and Flood Insurance Study, are available on the project documents page for you to review.

If you have questions regarding the interim Floodplain Development Regulations or maps, please contact Joel Lehn at Joel.Lehn@seattle.gov.

If you would like to be added to SDCI's e-mail distribution list to receive information regarding the permanent regulations, please contact Maggie Glowacki at Margaret.Glowacki@seattle.gov.

Public Meetings

We expect to hold an on-line open house/public meeting in October or November 2020. Sign-up for the listserv or check back to this web page in late September for details.