Montezuma ‎(2)‎

• Applicant: Anderson Consulting Engineers, Inc.
• Grant Type: FEMA
• Fiscal Year ‎(i.e. 2008)‎: 2005
• Project Name: Montezuma County DFIRM Project
• CWCB Section: Watershed & Flood Protection
• Contract/PO #: C154035
• Grants - Doc Type: Scope of Work

The following tasks shall be completed to research available data for Flood Map Project: identify
~ available; base map information; identify availaUle topographic data; identify available flood hazard data;
amd identify other available hydrologic and hydraulic information and data.
Standarcls: A~1 work under Activity 2 shall be performed in accordance with the standards specified in
Section S of this MAS. Arn Available Data Inventory template is provided in Appendix I, Subsection I.1.6
of the Guidelines and Specifications for Flood Hazard Mapping Parrners.
Delnver~bles: An Available Data Inventory digctal document.
Append:iac I may fl~e downloaded from the FEMA Flood Hazard Mapping Web site at
Y~.i, t~://w~uv~,v.!'em~.~;ov/pdf/'I:m/f~-rr? sa~. df.
~ask 2-7 Potential Obstacles
Respon:>ible Partner: CWCB
5cope: The Project Management Team shall idlentify potentiafl obstacles in an effort to learn of any issues
that cocild delay or prohit~it the Flood Map Project. Some examples of potential obsaacles to completing
the project in a timely fashion include the follmwing: inability to address mapping needs adec~uately with
availabl.e funding; difficullty coordinating community funding with FEMA funding; lack of an available
base map meeting FEMA minunum specifications (described in Append~ K of the Guidelines cmd
,Spec~cations for Flood Hazard Mapping Parmers); hydrologic and/or hydrautic issues; community
concenis; reliance on other studies or data (e.g., topc~graphic mapping) that will not be avai~able within
1he proji~t's scheduling constraints; needs not having as high a priority as originally identified; and other
~ ~onside~rations (FederaUState/non-governmental organizations, programmatic, disaster-related, legal).
The Pr~~ject Management Team shall explore potential issues on an angoing basis. If potential obstacles
are identified that could halt or significantly hixider the completion of the project, the Project Management
Team shall evaluate all gossible alterna.tives and develop an appmpriate cowse of action as soon as
practicable. When identifted, the issue will be communicated to the Project Team by CWCB, who will
also im~tiate discussion toward resolution of th~e issue.
Steinnda~rds: All work under Activity 2 shall be performed in accordance with the sta.ndards specified in
Sectiori 5 of this MAS. A, Potential Obstacle ta Project Completion Checklist template is provided in
Appendix I, Subsection I.1.7 of the Guidelines and Specificativns for Flood I~azard Mapping Parmers.
Delive~rables: Emails to Project Team on an ongoing basis as needed on rele~ant issues.
Appen~dix I may be downloaded from the FEMA Flo~d Hazard Mapping Web site at
ht*~://~vww.fe~~a.~cv/~df/~l1an/frm ~sa, i•~cif
T~sk 2;-8 Project Scope
Respo~nsible Paatner: CV6~CB
Scope: Based on the collected informatiorn, CWCB will develop a Pro,~ect Scope of the identified
mappi~ng needs of the cmunty and commuriities (listed in Section 1). Input received from the FEMA
Regional Project Officer and other involved community agencies will be used in the develo~ment of the
1?aaft Project Scope. 7Che following items will be addressed in the Project Scope: revi~ew available
~ nn~orm.ation; deLermine r,f and how effective FIS data can be used in new project; identi£y ather data
Mappi~ng Activity Statement No. 10: Montezuma County} 9
Colora~do Water Conservation Board