 It says projects built with FEMA money have to be constructed in a way that prevents flood damage, which could mean they must be elevated above flooding height or by building the structure in a safer location. Schools, hospitals, sewage treatment plants, and bridges could be affected. The rule was first proposed in 2016 under the Obama administration, but it was withdrawn during the Trump administration. The new proposal follows last month's Supreme Court ruling that's expected to make it easier to challenge federal regulations. Fox News.