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Floodplain Documents
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Title
Multi-Objective Flood Mitigation Plan for Vermillion River Basin-South Dakota
Date
1/1/1994
Prepared For
South Dakota
Prepared By
FEMA
Floodplain - Doc Type
Flood Mitigation/Flood Warning/Watershed Restoration
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<br /> <br />LIST THE PROrECTS <br />For each potential solution, the steps that will <br />need to be taken to accomplish it should be <br />listed. Each step can be thought of as a sepa~ <br />rate "project." For some solutions the steps <br />will need to be in a logical order. For others, <br />the projects can be listed and done in any <br />convenient order. <br /> <br />SET GO" 1.5 <br />After the projects are listed in the strat- <br />egy, goals should be set for each project The <br />goals should state exactly what is to be done, <br />by whom, and a deadline for doing it This <br />will also help break the projects up into man- <br />ageable segments. <br /> <br />LOCATE fUNniNG ANI> <br />TECIINICAl. EXPERTISE <br />Once the goals have been set, the sources of <br />funding and other a-.sistance listed in the plan <br />should be reviewed. All the funding sources <br />listed under a potential solution should be <br />contacted to get up-to-date details about <br />restrictions on allocations, application proce- <br />dures, deadlines, eK City and county depart- <br />ments with ongoing programs and operating <br />budgets should nol be overlooked. It may be <br />necessary to combine or "package" different <br />programs together to get a project completely <br />finished. Thinking in phases of implementa- <br />tion can be effective. with one program or <br />agency leading or funding the initial study, <br />another backing the preparatory work. <br />another providing technical assistance. and <br />still another providing financial support for <br />the final stages. More detailed Nckground <br />
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