Project Portal Lee Floodplain Mapping Phase II SRPC collaborated with partners from Geosyntec and University of New Hampshire to build on Phase I of the Lee Floodplain Mapping project. Phase II focused on the revision of Lee’s existing floodplain ordinance to define...
Project Portal The primary purpose of this report was to summarize efforts to estimate potential flood damages and cost avoidance for three communities (Raymond, Epping, and Newmarket) within New Hampshire’s Lamprey River watershed as a result of changes in land use...
PROJECT PORTAL SRPC will work with the Lee Conservation Commission, Emergency Management Director, and the Planning and Zoning Department to produce a series of maps with the new floodplain data produced for the Lamprey River Watershed. The maps will be used for land...
Project Portal This project assessed various types of legal risks communities in the Lamprey River Watershed may be concerned about as a result of adopting new flood management regulations and policies. To assess these risks we identified four potential legal...
We're excited to announce and congratulate the winners of the 2021 Rising Tides Photo Contest! Read the entire winners announcement here: http://ow.ly/SQKY50GYPsw
Thanks to all who participated! Your support is tremendously appreciated!
Have you cast your votes? Let us know which photos you think best illustrate vulnerability or resilience to flooding in our coastal communities. Voting closes tomorrow (Weds. 11/17) at 11:59pm ET. https://www.nhcaw.org/2021-rising-tides-photo-contest/ #GetSeaLevelWise #RisingTidesNH2021
