28 Tex. Admin. Code § 5.4036 - Hazard Module - Storm Surge and Wave Measurements
(a) The association must obtain physical
measurements of surge, waves, and high-water marks during and after an
applicable storm. Physical measurements of surge, wave, and high-water marks
include:
(1) water-level time series during
the applicable storm from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
and other permanent tide gauges;
(2) post-event high-water marks;
(3) surge and wave heights from rapidly
deployed surge and wave gauges deployed at sites with the potential to be
significantly damaged by surge and waves; and
(4) other indications of surge and wave
magnitudes, such as elevations of surge and wave damage on buildings.
(b) Before an applicable
storm, the association must take steps to ensure that as soon as possible after
an applicable storm, the association can acquire and process high-resolution
aerial photographs and light detection and ranging (LIDAR)
measurements.
(c) Where data is not
available from federal or state agencies, the association must take steps to
acquire physical measurements of surge, wave, and high-water marks. Any
contracts must be in place before each hurricane season.
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