Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM) Practice Exam

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What does CLOMA refer to?

Conditional Letter Of Map Approval
Comprehensive Local Map Annotation
Conditional Letter Of Map Amendment
Community Level Map Adjustment

The correct answer is: Conditional Letter Of Map Amendment

CLOMA refers to Conditional Letter Of Map Amendment. It is a method to request amending National Flood Insurance Program maps to reflect new or revised flood zones and risk information. Choosing option A is incorrect since it refers to Conditional Letter Of Map Approval, which is a similar process but is used for community-wide flood map revision requests. Option B is incorrect because it is a made-up term and not a commonly used acronym. Option D is incorrect because it is also a made-up term and does not pertain to flood maps or risk information. Overall, CLOMA specifically refers to a type of map amendment request, making it the correct answer.