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Lamar County Multi - Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan <br />Chapter Five <br />CHAPTER FIVE - ADOPTION, IMPLEMENTATION, & MAINTENANCE <br />& MONITORING <br />5.1 PLAN ADOPTION <br />Formal Plan adoption is a required part of the planning process and demonstrates Lamar <br />County and the local jurisdictions commitments to fulfilling the mitigation goals and objectives <br />outlined in the plan. <br />Upon completion of the plan and the review and approval of the HMPT the county and the local <br />jurisdictions will adopt the plan with a resolution that will be located in Chapter 1. This adoption <br />will then enable the plan to be submitted for the State of Texas and FEMA approvals. <br />5.2 Plan Implementation <br />Mitigation is only successful when it is incorporated within the day -to -day functions and priorities <br />of government and development. This integration is accomplished by constant, pervasive and <br />energetic efforts to network, identify and highlight the multi- objective, "win -win" benefits to each <br />project. With adoption of this plan the HMPT, led by the Lamar County Emergency <br />Management Coordinator, will have the following duties: <br />• Act as a forum for hazard mitigation issues <br />• Pursue the implementation of high priority, low /no -cost recommended actions <br />• Keep the concept of mitigation in the forefront of community <br />• Maintain a vigilant monitoring of multi- objective cost -share opportunities to assist the <br />community in implementing the Plan's recommended actions for which no current <br />funding exists <br />• Monitor and assist in implementation and update of this Plan <br />• Inform and solicit input from the public <br />The committee will not have any powers over County staff; it will be purely and advisory body. <br />Its primary duty is to see that the plan is successfully carried out and that it is kept alive by <br />monitoring and updates. <br />5.3 Plan Maintenance & Monitoring <br />The Lamar County Multi- Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan should be a living document. <br />Continuous maintenance, monitoring, and plan participation is needed to insure that it remains <br />an active and relevant document. The plan maintenance and monitoring process includes <br />annual evaluations, revisions, or updates as needed by the county. The plan will be updated <br />193 <br />