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Flood Zones: Dublin vs Grove City

How do flood zones rules compare between Dublin, OH and Grove City, OH?

Dublin and Grove City have similar restriction levels.

Dublin, OH

Franklin County

Heavy Restrictions

Dublin straddles the Scioto River with significant FEMA Special Flood Hazard Areas (Zone AE) along the river corridor and tributaries like Indian Run and Cramer Creek. Dublin Floodplain Ordinance (Chapter 151) regulates development in the 100-year floodplain.

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Grove City, OH

Franklin County

Heavy Restrictions

Grove City participates in the National Flood Insurance Program (CID 390170). FEMA FIRM panels effective June 17, 2008 identify Special Flood Hazard Areas along Big Darby Creek, Hellbranch Run, and Darby Creek tributaries. Floodplain development requires a permit under Codified Ordinances Chapter 1395.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactDublinGrove City
RiverScioto River SFHA-
Freeboard1 foot above BFEBFE + 1 foot
NFIPParticipating community-
TributariesIndian Run, Cramer Creek-
CID-390170
FIRM Effective-June 17, 2008
Waterways-Big Darby/Hellbranch
Code-GC Ch 1395

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Dublin FAQ

Who enforces this in Dublin?

Dublin code enforcement at (614) 410-4400 handles complaints.

Who enforces this in Dublin?

Dublin code enforcement at (614) 410-4400 handles complaints.

Grove City FAQ

How do I find my flood zone in Grove City?

Use FEMA Map Service Center (msc.fema.gov) with your address, or request a determination from Grove City Engineering.

Who enforces this in Grove City?

Grove City code enforcement at (614) 277-3100 handles complaints.

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