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<br />G. TO provide tec~njcal1y accurate and manageabh' floodplain infor- <br />ration based on detailed mapping for early conversion to the re- <br />gular flood insurance program. <br />H. To fornulitte itnd evaluitte altern.-,tivl' flood control and drainage <br />concepts i1nd determine the most "ccr,or:.ically feasibJeand <br />prdcticalplan. <br /> <br />Scope of h'ork <br />ihe scope of work for this study includes the following study U1sks; <br />A. Reconndissanceand field survey to determine flowp<lths and di- <br />rections of overland flow escaping from stream channels under <br />existing conditions. <br />B. Hydrologic investigation to determine the effect of local urban <br />runoff on the proposed flood control alternatives. <br />C. Floodplain determination from IO-year, SO-year and 100-yedr events <br />under existing conditions. <br />D. Asse$sment of damages for the IO-year, 50-year and lOO-year floods <br />and calculations of average annual damage$. <br />E. Conceptual design of flood control alterrlatives that would alleviate <br />the flood damages in Montrose. <br />f. Prcliminilry design of tne selected alternat1ve. <br />G. Economic itnalysis to determine the benefit/cost ratio for the <br />selected phn. <br /> <br />Mappinq and Sorv~yinq <br />Topographic mapping, aerial photography and digitized cross-sections <br />for this study were provided by the City of ~~ntrose and the Colorado Water <br />Con~ervation !loar-d in cooperation with tile U.S. Bur-eau of R~clamation. The <br />I'kll'S were prepared by Aer1al Photo Service, Inc., of Tulsa, Oklahoma. in <br />December 1977, from aerial photographs taken in June 1977. <br /> <br />". <br /> <br /> <br />I <br />) <br />1 <br />J <br />] <br />J <br />o <br />~ <br />o <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />The original map scale is I" - 200' and the contour interval is two <br />feet. Thcrnaps presented in thi!. report have been reduced to I". <br />400' to facilitate printing. <br /> <br />The City of Montrose and the Colorado \iater Conservation Board <br />also furniShed contour mapping of the City prepared by Merrick <br />and Company, dated November 1965. <br /> <br /> <br />A reference monument system has been established in the City of <br />Montrose to maintitin consistency in ~urveying operations. Using <br />this system to supplement the topography available from <br />the above mapping, field surveys ~rere conducted by Gingery <br />Associates,Inc. This additional information was used toC:eter- <br />mine flow paths of overland flooding. <br />Related Studies <br />A review of existing information and data was completed for the <br />Montrose study area. Existing infonr.ationincluded the following flood <br />r-elated studies listed in chronological order; <br />I. "City of Montrose, Colorado, Oritinage Study Master Plan and Cost <br />Estimates" revised January 4, 1966 by Merrid and Company. <br />2. "I'.ontroseArroyo Watershed-Colorado River Basin" by U.S. Soli <br />Conservation Service. June 1973. <br />3. "Master Plan Report" City of Montrose, 1978. <br />4. "Floodplain Infonr.ation and Urban Dritinage Report, Cedar Creek , <br />I'Qntrose Arroyo, Dry Cedar Creek, Montrose, Colorado" by Hydro- <br />Trlad,ltd., April 1979 including Hydrologic and Hydraulic <br />Technical Addendums. <br />s. "Flood Hazard Information, Uncompahgl"eRlver, flontr-oseandOlathe, <br />Montrose County, Colorado," prepared by U.S. Army Corps of En- <br />gineers,February1980. <br /> <br />." <br />