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CWCB Flood Protection <br />1313 Sherman Street # 721 <br />Denver, CO 80203 <br />Faxon # (3 3) 866 -4474 <br />Larry Lang— (303) 866 -3989 Oversees all <br />program areas including: flood risk <br />identification, designation of floodplains, flood <br />risk reduction and mitigation, response and <br />recovery <br />Mark Matulik —(303) 866 -4805 Community <br />Assistance Program, Flood Mitigation <br />Assistance Program, and the Unmet Needs <br />Program. <br />Brian Hyde — (303) 866 -4803 Floodplain <br />mapping program, multi- objective planning <br />studies, river restoration studies. <br />Tom Browning — (303) 866 -4804 Hydrology and <br />hydraulics, floodplain designation and <br />approval, engineering feasibility studies, LOMB <br />reviews for projects, statewide levee inspection <br />program, South Platte River maintenance, <br />flood response program, and technical <br />assistance to communities. <br />Joe Busto — (303) 866 -4807 Floodplain <br />information officer, Flood Watch web page, <br />section administration, publications. <br />Construction Fund Loan Program <br />Low interest loans for flood control projects are now available through <br />the CWCB construction fund loan program. Interest rates range from 2.75% for <br />agricultural borrowers to 4.75% for municipal high income borrowers. The <br />application deadline, including a project feasibility study is August 31, 2002 for <br />money that will be available in June 2003. For further information regarding <br />specific flood control projects contact Tom Browning of the Flood Protection <br />Section at (303) 866 -4804 or for loan application information contact John Van <br />Sciver at (303) 866 -3449. <br />Greeley's Storm Water Utility Program <br />Greeley's Public Works Department recently received approval from <br />the City Council to establish a storm water utility program to fund storm water <br />needs following ten years of formal requests. With the mounting list of <br />drainage projects, the upcoming NPDES requirements, the need to be <br />proactive on the Cache La Poudre and flood corridor issues, the City Council <br />felt it was time to implement the drainage utility without asking citizens to <br />vote. <br />Public Works is in the process of establishing a separate Storm Water <br />Division within Public Works. The goal for establishing the utility billing system is <br />June 2002, with the first storm water fees to customers in July 2002. Revenue is <br />anticipated at nearly $3.5 million per year initially. These funds will be used for <br />NDPES program compliance, capital projects, maintenance programs, river <br />corridor planning /implementation and development review /coordination. <br />A base fee, for a typical single family residence of approximately $4 <br />per month is being discussed. Other land uses will pay proportionally to the <br />amount of runoff from their property, compared to a typical single family <br />residence. For more information please call Steve Bagley, Greeley Public <br />Works at (970) 350 -9792. <br />L <br />P�tiR <br />CONS,, CWCB Flood Protection Section <br />1313 Sherman Street, # 721 <br />o Denver, CO 80203 <br />193 Mail code # 3040400000 RESOtUI1C L ES <br />Mailing address label <br />