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County
Montrose
Community
Montrose
Stream Name
Cedar Creek, Dry Cedar Creek
Basin
Gunnison
Title
Montrose Floodplain Study Hydraulics with Technical Addendum
Date
10/1/1978
Prepared For
Montrose
Prepared By
HYDRO-TRIAD, LTD.
Floodplain - Doc Type
Floodplain Report/Masterplan
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<br />Memorandum <br />November 22, 1978 <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />3. The assumptions for defining debris blockage potential <br />for bridges and culverts were not "identified structure by <br />structure within the Technical ,Addendum" . <br /> <br />4 . Were <br />( 0 . 3 and <br />reaches? <br /> <br />the same expansion and contraction loss <br />0.1 respectively) for all struct;ures on <br />Please identify these structures. <br /> <br />coefficients used <br />the study <br /> <br />5. Field surveys used to "supplement t;he mapping and digitized <br />sections" appear to have been limited too overflow of the left <br />bank of Montrose Arroyo. The location of these sections were <br />not indicated on a map and copies of field notes were not submitted. <br /> <br />6. Not all whole even-'numbered water surface contours of the <br />100-year flood were indicated by wavey lines dUia to the fact <br />that the lOa-year flood was for many reaches confined to the <br />steep and narrow channel where these intermedia'te contours were <br />omitted from the base maps. However, where the lOa-year flood <br />leaves the channel it would have been possible (and efficient) to <br />delineate the boundary on the work, map as requested. <br /> <br />7. It is not clear as to what method '^'as used to route the <br />initial design storm and the 100-year storm runoff through <br />the existing urban drainage system (i.I~'. streets). <br /> <br />8. Delineation of flow splitting at st;reet intersections v?as <br />not shown on the maps except at isolated spot locations along <br />the left bank of Montrose Arroyo. <br /> <br />9. For the initial and 100-year storm,is the capacity of the <br />street, system sufficient to maintain surface flows within <br />acceptable limits? "Hydro-Triad, Ltd. shall delineate all <br />flood hazard areas along all waterways in and around the City <br />of Montrose..." and "the results shall be shown on separate <br />maps for each storm frequency." The map scale of Figure II <br />used to show the 5-year flooded areas is too small (1" = 1000') <br />to suitably represent the intended level of detail specified in <br />the drainage analysis. This matter will be addressed further <br />in a separate memo. <br /> <br />:l0. No "rating of city streets for flood flow capacity" was <br />submitted. <br /> <br />:,1. What typical street sections were analyzed "to develop <br />"street storm flow capacity for various street slopes?" <br /> <br />:~2. Where is a street classification map showinq local, collector and <br />arterial category streets? <br /> <br />13. What are acceptable depths .of flow for the :Lnital arid 100- <br />year storms for each classification? <br />
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