FEMA flood zone rules in Deltona, FL — also called floodplain regulations or special flood hazard area (SFHA) rules — determine flood insurance requirements and elevation standards for new construction.
Nearly 22% of Deltona is in A, AE, or X flood zones per the September 2017 FEMA FIRM maps. Properties in Special Flood Hazard Areas have a 26% risk of flooding during a 30-year mortgage. The city participates in NFIP and has floodplain management regulations steering development away from flood zones.
Deltona's FEMA FIRM maps were effective September 29, 2017. Flood zones include A and AE (inland high-risk) and X (minimal risk). No AH zones are present in the city. The Planning and Development Services Department at (386) 878-8600 maintains FIRM maps and provides flood zone information. Evacuation routes include I-4, Howland Boulevard, Deltona Boulevard, Doyle Road, and Ft. Smith Boulevard. The city uses Volusia County's flood warning plan and EOC network.
Building in flood zones without proper permits and elevation carries fines of $500–$5,000. Structures may be ordered removed or brought into compliance. NFIP violations can affect the community's flood insurance eligibility.
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