CWRB Briefing Slides - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

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Lower Colorado River Basin - Onion Creek Flood Damage Reduction and Ecosystem Restoration Project Recreation Facilities on FEMA/Locally Owned Lands Concern: Both Timber Creek and Yarrabee Bend project elements include recreation reation facilities on lands that are already owned by sponsor and/or lands that may be acquired by sponsor through FEMA-HMGP project, thus these lands are not required by Corps for non-recreation purposes. Reason: Corps policy limits Federal cost-sharing sharing for recreation to facilities developed on lands acquired for non-recreation purposes except for access and parking. [Ref: ER 1105 05-2-100, para. . 3-7b] 3 Proposed Resolution: Coordinate with OASA(CW) during S&A review period to attain approval for Corps cost-sharing sharing in recreation facilities on sponsor current and future owned o lands as part of an overall collaborative Federal and non-Federal effort. If approval not attained, then make adjustments in recreation facilities or make cost sharing changes s during PED. In addition, district needs to coordinate with FEMA for agreement on the scope e of recreation facilities on lands acquired thru HMGP. Resolution Impact: Should not delay initiation of S&A review. May effect recreation n facilities plan and/or project cost-sharing sharing to a small degree. May also set new precedent for NSFDR and collaborative planning. 9/8/2006 86
Lower Colorado River Basin - Wharton Flood Damage Reduction and Ecosystem Restoration Project Bracketing the NED Plan Concern: The economic analyses and supporting explanations do not demonstrate that smaller plans that would not provide similar or greater net benefits. Reason: In order to identify the NED Plan in accordance with paragraphs 2-4d 2 and 3-3b 3 3b (11) of ER 1105-2-100, 100, evaluate at least one plan smaller than the apparent NED Plan or explain why smaller plans are not practical. Resolution: The requested rationale was included in the final report. r Resolution Impact: Resolved 9/8/2006 87
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Presentation to the CIVIL WORKS REV
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Desired Action • CWRB approve the
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Agenda • Background • Project D
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Project Locations October 26, 2006
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PDT Performance • Performed well
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Planning Process (ER 1105-2-100) 10
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Wharton Flooding ▼1935 Flood - Do
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Existing Conditions • Rapid urban
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Flood Damage Reduction Alternatives
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Overview of Onion Creek - Timber Cr
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Overview of Onion Creek OC Forest/Y
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October 26, 2006 OC Forest/Yarabee
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Onion Creek Policy & Technical Revi
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Existing Conditions • Significant
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• No Action • Buyout • Levees
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Wharton Component Cost Apportionmen
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Proposed Milestone Schedule Milesto
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