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Floodplain Documents
County
Eagle
Community
Eagle County
Stream Name
Roaring Fork, Frying Pan
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Title
Floodplain Information Report
Date
2/1/1978
Prepared For
Eagle County
Prepared By
Wright-McLaughlin Engineers
Contract/PO #
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Floodplain - Doc Type
Floodplain Report/Masterplan
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<br />" <br /> <br />25 <br /> <br />INTERPRETATION AND USE OF REPORT DATA <br /> <br />SOD-Year Flood Event. The 500.y....r flood ..vent is Important in "",king the <br />public aware that flood. larger than the 100-year flood can and do occur. <br />The 500-year flood event Can also be u~ed for regulating development. within <br />tnefloodplain. <br /> <br />FloodFrequencyandOischarge <br />The 10,50, 100, and 500-year floo<l events were used as the flood frequencies <br />for this floodplain analys!s. Thus, the data developed In this report will <br />be ComPilt lble not On Iy for regulat ion purposes and State of Colorado H. B. 10~1 <br />desIgnations, but are also for Federal Insurance AdmInistration flood Insurance <br />r"testudies. <br /> <br />Table311scs the dIscharges and water svrfaceelevatlons for th ..10,50, <br />100, and 500-year flood events at s~lected r~f~rence points. <br /> <br />T~ese various flood events have an average occurrence of OnCe in the number <br />of years as Indicated. For example, thelOO-yearfloodoccurs (on the average) <br />once In a IOO-year period and has a One percent chance of betng equaied or <br />exceeded in any gIven year. <br /> <br />The particular uses for the varIous flood events in addition to those stated <br />above are as follows: <br /> <br />IO-Year and SO-Year FlOOd Events. Information regarding these lo~r fre- <br />quency floods is especially useful for future eng ineering studies and 1and~ <br />use planning purposes related to minor road systems, minor channel improvev <br />n>ents, and the location of p'Hks and recreational hcilities. agricultural <br />lands, and appurtenant structures, For structures and uses of thi~ typ~ <br />on the smaller tributaries and in areas wher~ the high risk of structural <br />failure is economically feasible and the hazard to life and property non- <br />existent. the uSe of the low.;,r frequency floods may be consldered. <br /> <br />IOO'Year Flood Event. The lOO-year flood event may also ~e used for engineering <br />design purposes wher~ a lower rIsk of failure than the IO.year or SO-year flOOd <br />i. ~esircd. H""""c.-, th" 'ooH i.,purtant use of the IOO'y~ar flood event lies <br />ir> floodplain designation and land-use regulation as set forth in the State <br />statutes. The State of Colorado considers the IOOvyear frequency flood as the <br />flood event to be used in designing and protecting structures and dwellings for <br />Muman occupation. Therefore, many floodpl...in regulations are based upon the <br />IOO'yearflood. Also, the area wMichwould be Inulldatedby thel00-year flood <br />"'ay be de I in~ated as an area of State I nterest as Set forth In M. B. l041--t.~.. <br />Stilte'sland-usebill. <br />
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