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Ramsey County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan, 2018 Page | 106 Ranking Criteria Low Priority (3) • Methods for reducing risk from the hazard are not well-established, are not proven reliable, or are experimental. • The State or Counties have little or no experience in implementing mitigation measures, and/or no technical knowledge of them. • Mitigation measures are ineligible under federal grant programs. • There is a very limited range of mitigation measures for the hazard, usually only one feasible alternative. • The mitigation measure(s) have not been proven cost effective and are likely to be very expensive compared to the magnitude of the hazard. • The long-term effectiveness of the measure is not known, or is known to be relatively poor. Mitigation actions that have been completed or deleted from the 2012 Ramsey County Multi Hazard Mitigation Plan are identified and reported on in Appendix H. Completed and deleted mitigation actions are not carried over into the updated mitigation action chart. In addition to ranking the hazard mitigation actions, the steering committee also reports on the status of the mitigation action. Completed and deleted mitigation actions are denoted in Appendix H. Ongoing mitigation actions from the initial review were incorporated into annual reviews by the mitigation team. The status designations are: • New – New actions that have been identified since the last plan • Ongoing – Actions from the last plan that require continuing application • In Progress – Actions from the last plan that are currently being acted upon The mitigation types are defined as follows: • Local Planning and Regulations • Structure and Infrastructure Projects • Natural Systems Protection • Education and Awareness Programs • Mitigation Preparedness and Response Support