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<br />HENSON CREEK FLOOD CONTROL IMPROVEMENT <br />PRELIMINARY DESIGN INFORMATION <br /> <br />PART I <br />PURPOSE AND SCOPE <br /> <br />IntroductiOl. This submittal includes the preliminary design and supporting <br />information for construction of a flood protection berm on Henson Creek In <br />Lake City. Included in this submittal are: <br />1. A narrative report describing the existing situation and design <br />criteria and data (Part II). <br />2. Hydrologic and hydraulic data fran the recently completed F load <br />Plain Report for Lake City (Part Ill). <br />3. A preliminary design consisting of profiles, cross-sections, and <br />estimated quantities and costs (Part IV). <br />4. General construction specifications for the project, (Part V). <br /> <br />Location. The project will consist of Installing flood protection berms <br />(levees) on Henson Creek, fran the Gunnison Avenue Bridge approx imately 800 <br />feet upstream to a point where Henson Creek emerges fran a narrow, steep- <br />walled canyon. The proj ect wi Il be entirely within the Town limits of <br />Lake City. <br />Need for Project. The purpose of the project will be to prevent Henson Creek <br />fran over-topping its banks or eroding stream channels in the project reach <br />during floods exceeding the 100 year flow_ With the completion of this <br />proj ect, all portions of both Henson Creek and Lake Fork of the Gunnison <br />channels within the Town of Lake City will have flood protection berms <br />sufficient to prevent damage during the 100 year flows. <br />Authorization_ This preliminary report and design has been authorized by the <br />Town of Lake City with support fran the Colorado Water Conservation Board. <br />Application of Design Information. Due to the limited field Information <br />available, the alignment and cross-sections are approximate only. Informa- <br />tion in this report is I imited to the fol lowing applications: <br />1.) developing a proj ect construction budget and <br />2.) as guidel ines for construction by Town and County crews, <br />in conj unction with a field design by an Engineer. <br /> <br />1-1 <br /> <br /> <br />- <br />