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According to FEMA flood maps may force more insurance purchases -- Newsday.com (broken link) "New flood maps for Nassau County could force thousands of previously exempt South Shore property owners to buy flood insurance and, in some cases, adhere to more rigorous building standards."
The article states, "In Nassau, the new maps would have the biggest impact on barrier beach communities such as Long Beach, Atlantic Beach and Point Lookout, and southern parts of the Town of Hempstead, including sections of Hewlett and nearby Woodsburgh and Baldwin. On the North Shore, buildings in the new floodplain include some in the Port Washington-Sands Point area."
I recently sold a house in Valley Stream. Not even close to any water, shoreline or stream. It was on the FEMA flood map and cost the buyer and extra 2000 per year for flood insurance. Go figure.
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That probably includes us here in Babylon Village.
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