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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (40913)	9/6/2005 11:13:11 AM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Read Replies (1) of 110194

10 to fifteen feet is all I'm talking about. building code improvements requiring raised construction to take care of the rest. Ever see a "shotgun" house in NO? Most are on an elevated platform (about 4-5 feet high) to put the main structure over floodwaters. A very successful design, and it was used extensively in the late 1800's; there are numerous examples all over the city. Put 'em on an elevated base (landfill) and I think you have a flood proof design. I'm sure there will be many more creative solutions than that, but the potential is easy to see.

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