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	Name:	No Cat -
	Subject:	FEMA Affecting Flood Insurance
	Date:	1/19/2010 1:06:02 PM

Do you know for a fact that your property was previously not in the flood zone per the old 1991 maps?

If you refer back to a post of mine on 7/30 (prior to the new FEMA maps), you'll see my comment that much of the lakefront property on Smith Lake was, by default, in the flood zone. Then and now, a property owner had the ability to apply for a letter amendment to carve out his / her property from that zone.

I certainly can't speak for each parcel & owner on the lake but I suspect that the recent insurance notices may result more from lenders waking up rather than FEMA actually changing your game.

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