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LMS 2025-2030 PART 1: THE STRATEGY Plan Update Committee (PUC) • Participates in the PUC meetings and drafts initial edits to the plan elements • PUC members may attend all or a selection of the PUC meetings based on expertise and areas of interest LMSWG • Participate in all PUC meetings and quarterly LMS meetings • Reviews plan and provides recommendations for plan updates • Review draft edits to plan volumes, and approve changes Jurisdictions, Special Taxing Districts and Agencies with Boards • Must provide updates regarding how they implement the mitigation plan in their own planning efforts • Must submit the approved plan for adoption by their boards and councils Florida Division of Emergency Management • Provides support regarding policy, guidance and procedures regarding the development of hazard mitigation plans and their updates • Reviews and approves hazard mitigation plans through their 5-year cycle updates • Provides training regarding policy, guidance and procedures regarding the development of hazard mitigation plans and the approval process • Coordinates the review and approval process between FEMA and local gov- ernments The LMS-PUMP describes the major elements of the LMS Plan that require dis- cussion, collaboration, and input from the community to be updated. These ele- ments require discussion within the Plan Update Committee (PUC) meetings. The PUC is composed of the LMS Steering Committee (LMSSC) and any LMSWG committee members that volunteer to join each individual PUC meeting. For a complete list of all the LMS Working Group members that were invited to these planning meetings, refer to Appendix B. The LMS-PUMP also states that FEMA policy requires participating jurisdictions to be part of the development of the haz- ard mitigation plan to receive FEMA approval and the benefits of that approval. The following table describes the plan elements and the parties involved in their update: (Part 1 — The Strategy) Policies, Ordinances and Programs Affecting Mitiga- tion Agencies need to pro- vide updates regard- ing how the plan is im- plemented locally in their own planning processes Jurisdictions, Special Taxing Dis- tricts and Agencies with Boards USK