; (VII) the cost-effectiveness of mitigating the structure using common methods and how the chargeable premium rate would change based on each mitigation method; and (VIII) the claims history of the structure, including the amount and date of each loss. (B) Privacy requirements With respect to the database described in subparagraph (A), including any data used to create that database, the Administrator may not disseminate the database to— (i) the public; or (ii) a private company for use by the private company. (3) Database (A) In general The Administrator shall— (i) develop a spatial, relational database of buildings in the national flood insurance program; and (ii) obtain the data necessary to support the digital display created under paragraph (2). (B) Data The data obtained under subparagraph (A) shall include, at a minimum— (i) footprints and elevations (including lowest adjacent grade and first floor) from Light Detection and Ranging (commonly known as LiDAR ) data collections or other data collection methods that meet or exceed the standards for buildings, as determined by the Administrator; (ii) elevation certificates; (iii) parcel, address, and imagery data necessary for the identification, assessment, and reduction of flood hazards for individual properties; (iv) flood insurance rate maps, studies, and supporting data; (v) letters of map change; and (vi) any other data that the Administrator determines necessary to collect to meet the objectives of this section. (4) Data procurement The Administrator shall obtain any data necessary to establish the environment under paragraph (1), including by— (A) directing communities participating in the national flood insurance program, by regulation, to collect and supply information, including elevation data, for each structure that obtains a construction or other development permit within— (i) a special flood hazard area; or (ii) an advisory special flood hazard area adopted by the community