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Water Supply Protection
File Number
5970
Description
Flood Protection Section - Miscellaneous Reports
State
CO
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Statewide
Date
9/1/1978
Author
CSU
Title
Development of a Drainage and Flood Control Management Program for Urbanizing Communities - Part II - Completion Report Number 86
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />-------0-" .... " u .... <br /> <br />OOt3}, <br /> <br />3 <br /> <br />formulae (23), and legal issues of financing urban infrastructure <br />through cost sharing programs such as assessment districts (B5) or <br />development charges (3). Besides being disjointed, this research in the <br />financial area has not satisfactorily answered the equity and legality <br />questions of 'financing drainage and flood control facilities. The <br />municipal engineer is still faced with the problem of determining the <br />legal and equitable amount to charge the various beneficiaries of a <br />particular flood control facility. <br />Regulatory - To be effective, the drainage management program must <br />be packaged within an effective regulatory mechanism. The municipal <br />engineer in concert with the municipal attorney and the local decision <br />. <br />makers must determine how to implement the drainage management program. <br />The implementation must be within the limits of the local government's <br />grant of authority and, more importantly, it must be politically <br />workable. <br />The literature in this area provides little practical guidance for <br />selecting a Regulatory element. The majority of the literature addresses <br />new and innovative regulatory approaches to land management such as land <br />banking (1), timed development (11), and transfer of development rights <br />(34). These techniques are interesting concepts in growth management <br />but are not generally politically favorable at the present time. <br />Although the research in each of the three drainage program elements <br />is important, it presents only pieces of the solution to the municipal <br />engineer. In order to solve the problems of development-induced drainage <br />impacts, the municipal engineer needs a1t three drainage program elements <br />clarified and then combined into an imp1ementab1e drainage management <br />program. Without guidelines in these area, each municipal engineer <br />
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