since your home was built legal you can improve it!the elevation of your home may be above the 100 yr base flood elevation a registered land surveyor will check elevations as required by dnr for improvements and any new construction the bottom floor of a dwelling has to be 2ft above the flood elevation which you could very well at your location flood maps are general info your elevation will be specific detail to your location flood plain is better location than a FLOODWAY OR FLOODWAY FRINGE! my advise to you is get your elevations shot before going for permit so you'll know and have proof of your elevation compare to the flood maps I'm a building inspector and flood administrator in indiana so I deal with this from time to time but for your sake dont start without permit will cause problems for ya! sent my email if ya need help
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