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How should flood hazard information from a mapping service be handled?

Correct Answer

B) Identified by source and effective date of the map

Why this is correct: Professional practice requires citing the source and date of flood map information so users can assess its currency and accuracy. Why the other choices are wrong: Maps should not be adopted without checking for updates. Flood status absolutely affects value and risk. The owner's account is not a substitute for official mapping. Exam tip: Always document the source and effective date of any external data like flood maps.

Answer Options
A
Adopted without checking, as maps are authoritative
B
Identified by source and effective date of the map
C
Ignored, since flood status does not affect value
D
Replaced with the owner's account of past flooding

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Why this is correct: Professional practice requires citing the source and date of flood map information so users can assess its currency and accuracy. Why the other choices are wrong: Maps should not be adopted without checking for updates. Flood status absolutely affects value and risk. The owner's account is not a substitute for official mapping. Exam tip: Always document the source and effective date of any external data like flood maps.

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