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Use when the user mentions flood zone, flood risk, FEMA, SFHA, floodplain, property due diligence, natural hazard disclosure, flood insurance, base flood elevation, or asks whether a property is in a flood zone.
--- name: flood-zone-lookup description: Use when the user mentions flood zone, flood risk, FEMA, SFHA, floodplain, property due diligence, natural hazard disclosure, flood insurance, base flood elevation, or asks whether a property is in a flood zone. version: 1.0.0 --- # Flood Zone Lookup Query FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer to determine the flood zone designation for any US street address. ## When to Use - User asks about flood risk for a property - User is doing property due diligence and needs hazard info - User mentions FEMA, SFHA, flood insurance, or floodplain - User wants to know if a property needs flood insurance ## How to Use 1. Get the street address from the user (ask if not provided) 2. Call the `query_flood_zone` tool with the full address (include city, state, zip) 3. Interpret results using the guide below ## Interpreting Results | Field | Meaning | |-------|---------| | `zone` | FEMA flood zone code (e.g. AE, X, VE) | | `zoneName` | Plain English description of the zone | | `sfha` | `true` = Special Flood Hazard Area (federally regulated) | | `riskLevel` | `high`, `moderate`, or `minimal` | | `bfe` | Base Flood Elevation in feet (only for zones with BFE data) | ### Risk Level Guidance - **High (SFHA zones: A, AE, AH, AO, AR, A99, V, VE):** Mandatory flood insurance if federally-backed mortgage. Located in the 100-year floodplain (1% annual chance of flooding). Coastal V/VE zones have additional wave action hazard. - **Moderate (X Shaded, B, D):** 500-year floodplain or undetermined. Insurance not required but recommended. Preferred Risk policies are typically cheaper. - **Minimal (X, C):** Outside mapped flood areas. Lowest risk. Insurance optional but available. ### Key Talking Points - SFHA = mandatory flood insurance for federally-backed mortgages (FHA, VA, conventional with Fannie/Freddie) - Zone AE is the most common high-risk zone — it means FEMA has mapped the base flood elevation - Zone X is the most common minimal-risk zone - FEMA maps are updated periodically — check the map effective date for currency - Even minimal-risk zones can flood (25% of flood claims come from low-risk areas)--- name: flood-zone-lookup description: Use when the user mentions flood zone, flood risk, FEMA, SFHA, floodplain, property due diligence, natural hazard disclosure, flood insurance, base flood elevation, or asks whether a property is in a flood zone. version: 1.0.0 --- # Flood Zone Lookup Query FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer to determine the flood zone designation for any US street address. ## When to Use - User asks about flood risk for a property - User is doing property due diligence and needs hazard info - User mentions FEMA, SFHA, flood insurance, or floodplain - User wants to know if a property needs flood insurance ## How to Use 1. Get the street address from the user (ask if not provided) 2. Call the `query_flood_zone` tool with the full address (include city, state, zip) 3. Interpret results using the guide below ## Interpreting Results | Field | Meaning | |-------|---------| | `zone` | FEMA flood zone code (e.g. AE, X, VE) | | `zoneName` | Plain English description of the zone | | `sfha` | `true` = Special Flood Hazard Area (federally regulated) | | `riskLevel` | `high`, `moderate`, or `minimal` | | `bfe` | Base Flood Elevation in feet (only for zones with BFE data) | ### Risk Level Guidance - **High (SFHA zones: A, AE, AH, AO, AR, A99, V, VE):** Mandatory flood insurance if federally-backed mortgage. Located in the 100-year floodplain (1% annual chance of flooding). Coastal V/VE zones have additional wave action hazard. - **Moderate (X Shaded, B, D):** 500-year floodplain or undetermined. Insurance not required but recommended. Preferred Risk policies are typically cheaper. - **Minimal (X, C):** Outside mapped flood areas. Lowest risk. Insurance optional but available. ### Key Talking Points - SFHA = mandatory flood insurance for federally-backed mortgages (FHA, VA, conventional with Fannie/Freddie) - Zone AE is the most common high-risk zone — it means FEMA has mapped the base flood elevation - Zone X is the most common minimal-risk zone - FEMA maps are updated periodically — check the map effective date for currency - Even minimal-risk zones can flood (25% of flood claims come from low-risk areas)
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