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<br />hihits the construction of any neW or major modification to existing <br /> <br /> <br />facilities (excluding parks, green-belts, and ancillary facilities) <br /> <br /> <br />subject to flood hazards without taking extraordinary flood proofing <br /> <br /> <br />measures. <br /> <br /> <br />Plan No.1 - Flood Plain Delineation illustrates the flood plain <br /> <br /> <br />resulting from a lOa-year storm of six,hour dur,ltion and proposed land <br /> <br />use conditions. <br /> <br />Flood plains for the 10- and 25-year storms of 6-hollr <br /> <br />duration and proposed land use condi tions arc not shown on tC'[10graph LC <br /> <br /> <br />mapping as a part of this report because the flood plain limits arc <br /> <br /> <br />only slightly narrower than that from the 100-year storm and cannot <br /> <br />he detected on a map scale of 1" ~ loon', <br /> <br />IIOI'iever, the computed hy- <br /> <br />draulic results for the 10- and 25- year flood plain delineation arc <br /> <br /> <br />available in the files of the District. <br /> <br /> <br />The contract agreement requires flood plain delineation -:'nly in <br /> <br /> <br />that part of the Big Dry Creek Basin in Douglas County, <br /> <br />1.) Plan No. l~l'.a-tion and Ma!:~t.ccj)~'J]Cc..J~e.cll1J...1~e.!l1eJ]_ts <br /> <br /> <br />Management of a flood plain by zoning requires constant regulation <br /> <br /> <br />by governmental agencies to control development in the flood pI a,Ln aren. <br /> <br /> <br />Ideally, the flood plain could become an open area with proper planning <br /> <br />of future developments adjacent to the flood plain, <br /> <br />Maintennnce of <br /> <br />these open, green-belt areas then becomes a problem in that respon~ibilil>' <br /> <br />for maintenance or private land is that of the landOlmel'. <br /> <br />LUc'k or mnin- <br /> <br />tenunce by the lnndowner results in grc3ter potential damnge during <br />periods of flooding. <br /> <br />- ~(J <br />