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<br />not for floodplain delineation information and land use studies. <br /> <br />Policv Statements: The minimum number of years (length of record) required for <br />obtaining acceptable! reasonable values from discharge-frequency analysis is 25 <br />years. A length of record of 10 years is acceptable only when compared with a <br />similar watershed and estimates are made using hydrologic models and precipitation <br />records. Expected Probability is considered only for the design of structural work, <br />not for floodplain delineation information allld land use studies. Any negative skew <br />coefficient must be substantiated for a basin study. <br /> <br />Where a later floodflow-frequency analysis pJrOvides discharges that differ from those <br />established previously in studies on the same stream, the latest discharges shall be <br />adopted if the previously established discharge do not fall within the 95 and 5 <br />percent confidence limits (90 percent confidence interval) of the most recent <br />estimates. The previously established discharges shall be adopted of they fall within <br />75 and 25 per~ent confidence limits (50 percent confidence interval) of the most <br />recent estimates. Where the previously established discharges fall between 50 and <br />90 percent confidence intervals of the most recent estimates, the situation shall be <br />presented to the Board for resolution (2 CCR 408-1 Rnle 5.B.6). <br />5.6.2 Regional Regression EQuations/Curve2 <br />The use of regional flood hydrology methods are generally acceptable for basins where <br />only minor or moderate development is exptX:ted over the next ten years, The most <br />commonly used procedure is the computation of regression equations/curves which is <br />based on real-time data which is available from neighboring drainage basins, These data <br />may be derived from statistical methods or previously published hydrologic values, <br />~ .. <br />Policv statement: A minimum of five data points are required for an acceptable <br />regional regression analysis. <br />5,6,3 Rainfall Runoff Models <br /> <br />7 <br />