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i went on the fema site and pulled up the map......it makes no sense
what is the map telling you? It doesn't say anything about where the flood zones are.
i went on the fema site and pulled up the map......it makes no sense
what is the map telling you? It doesn't say anything about where the flood zones are.
Yeah, I know. It's hard to read and extremely difficult to use.
You need zoom-in/out couple times to find the info you need.
isn't anything south of merrick rd in the "flood zone"?
No, not necessarily. If you ar right on the water def, but sometimes your house is in a flood zone, but not subject to flood, therefore you would be considered a flood zone "X", which really means your not subject to flood. I work in insurance, and after these last 2 storms we had I took out a policy to be on the safe side. I am in a flood zone "X" in massapequa park, but if the big one comes, flood zone or not, your house will be flooded, so better safe then sorry for the $300 a year you will pay!
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