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<br /> Table 2-3: Windshield Data <br />Total Structures 70 <br />Occupied 65 <br />Vacant 5 <br /> 68 Slab <br />Foundation type 0 Piers <br /> 0 Crawlspace <br />Foundation Condition 68 Good <br /> 0 Fair <br /> 64 Masonry <br />Structure Type 1 Wood Frame <br /> 3 I Combination - Masonry/Wood Frame <br />Structure Condition 68 Good <br /> 0 Fair <br />Number of Stories 67 I 1 Story Home <br /> 1 2 Story Home <br />Height Above Grade 68 I 0-1 Feet <br /> 0 0-1 Feet <br /> 33 I 1 -2 Feet <br />Height Above Street 26 2 - 3 Feet <br /> 10 3 - 4 Feet <br /> 0 4+ Feet <br /> 2 shed <br />Appurtenant Structure 5 Detached garage <br /> 0 other <br /> <br />Problem Statement <br /> <br />Based on the data collected from the five sources of information (flood studies, flood insurance <br />data, drainage information, the property owners, and on-site surveying), the following bullets <br />summarize the repetitive flood loss problems in the Brookglen analysis area: <br /> <br />· Most structures in the study area fall within an X flood zone, which usually indicates a <br />low risk of flooding, however the houses in the study continually flood. <br /> <br />Brookglen Area Analysis - DRAFf <br /> <br />15 <br /> <br />9/8/2008 <br />