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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Flood Hazards Mitie.ation Proiects - Provide technical services to support recovery <br />from and mitigation to flood and flood hazards. ProvideJ?~s~_-_~o_<<?~_~~~~_(~~I_~~~_a~~_~J~r_____----{ Deleted: Includtsprovidins <br />immediate and future decision making under emergency conditions (including providing <br />engineering, GPS, survey, and technical support) to aid the State and its citizens and help.,_____----{ Deleted: ins <br />implement "state-of-the-art" techniques that are feasible and practical. Explore and <br />promote the use of flood storage facilities, and non-structural flood mitigation to meet <br />multiple objectives. <br /> <br />Partnership with Federal. State. and Local Entities - Participate in partnering with <br />federal, state, and local entities for the management, marketing, and administration of <br />flood and flood related programs. Identify and make recommendations regarding <br />"Homeland Security" needs that correspond to other hazard reduction duties and existing <br />relationships with the Federal Emergency Management Administration and the state <br />Office of Emergency Management. <br /> <br />Multi-objective Plannine. Project Development and Stream Restoration - <br />Participate with partners to plan and undertake multi-objective projects designed to <br />reduce flood hazards, stabilize and restore stream channels, provide habitat, reduce <br />erosion, and increase the capacity to utilize water. Administer the Watershed Protection <br />Fund and the projects approved by the Board and the Colorado Water Quality Control <br />Division. Explore and promote opportunities to maximize storage and minimize cost <br />while ensuring protection of public safety. Improve inter and intra agency coordination, <br />communication, and prioritization efforts regarding resource management decisions, <br />including river restoration. Use river restoration techniques and projects to identify areas <br />of the state that would benefit when combined with water development projects. Explore <br />and promote additional uses of flood plain map data as modernization occurs. <br /> <br />Statewide Outreach and Education - Each Section shall perform outreach and <br />education including participating in public awareness and program advocacy activities to <br />increase public and organizational understanding of CWCB and develop opportunities for <br />each Section to achieve their goals. <br /> <br />Water Information - Make information accessible to CWCB's customers and the public <br />including maintaining and updating the floodplain Information Support System and <br />CWCB flood web site, as well as general information related to the Section, through <br />publications, the Internet, databases, and the imaging of documents. Improve flood threat <br />"forecasting" and outreach to improve reservoir operations/planning. <br /> <br />Weather Modification - Permit and monitor weather modification operations to increase <br />the amount of water available from winter and summer weather systems and to suppress <br />hail. Examine and promote opportunities to increase water supply availability through <br />the weather modification program. Use data from the Statewide Water Supply Initiative <br />to identify areas of the state that would most benefit from the program base on growth <br />rate and water supply availability. Promote the use of sound science to document and <br />quantify the benefits and effects of weather modification. <br /> <br />A Deleted: 4 <br /> <br />B -Page 6 of lQ._ <br />