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<br />I <br /> :: <br />~ , <br />0 <br />0 <br />~ I <br />c I <br />fj <br />D <br />D <br />n <br />D <br />D <br />D <br />D I <br />D <br />0 <br />D <br />D I <br />D I <br />.. <br /> <br />1999 Flood Documentation Report <br /> <br />Mr. Paulson was recently Project Manager for the Canon City, Colorado Hazatd Mitigation <br />Grant Program application Gointly funded and managed by CWCB), and the Town of <br />Georgetown, Colorado Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan. He is assisting Clear Creek County with <br />their initial Project Impact hazard reduction program. Mr. Paulson has served as an expert <br />witness in three lawsuits related to flood events, in which documentation of flood damages and <br />causes, as well as performance of flood control facilities, were key elements of the case, Mr. <br />Paulson is active in the Colorado Association of Stormwater and Floodplain Managers, and is <br />currently serving as Newsletter Editor. <br /> <br /> <br />Pllllllr~llnhnl lid br0nntnp, I, <br />Mr. Gtonning will be responsible for assuring that the resoutces of <br />Montgomery Watson are adequately allocated to meet CWCB's budget <br />and schedule requirements. He will serve as CWCB's point of contact to <br />resolve any project management concerns. <br /> <br />r <br /> <br />Mr. Gronning is a Vice Ptesident with Montgomery Watson and directs <br />the Denver Water Resources Group. He has 24 years of experience in <br />Colorado in water resources and environmental engineering, including management of large <br />multidisciplinary projects involving studies, modeling and design. As a result of this experience, <br />he has excellent contacts in local, State and Federal agencies throughout Colorado, and has <br />conducted ptojects in every tegion of the state, Prior to joint Montgomery \X1atson, Mt. Gronning <br />founded and managed his own consulting firm (Gronning Engineering Corporation), and was <br />Utilities Director for the City of Thornton. <br /> <br /> <br />'rllt I E 111'1, Irll ,Ie ,I, P <br />Mr. Slovensky has more than 6 years experience in flood control and <br />stormwater management, He has been a Project or staff engineer fot <br />over 25 projects requiring expertise in hydraulics, hydrology, floodplain <br />mapping, stormwater and floodplain planning, sediment transport, water <br />quality and flood control facility design. Recent work includes Project <br />Engineer roles for the Town of Georgetown Flood Hazard Mitigation <br />Plan, the Canon City Hazard Mitigation Grant Application, the <br />Northridge Tributary Channel Stabilization Project and flood insurance restudies for the Jordan <br />River and the City of Avon Lake. Especially relevant to the current C\X1CB Flood Documentation <br />Report SOQ request is his work for Colotado Springs Utilities assessing the frequency and <br />severity of the storm events and flooding which occUlred in j\pril and May of 1999, Revised <br />frequency analyses wete carried out for four stream gages incorporating both systematic and <br />historical peak flow data. Measured peak discharge rates were compared to computed gage <br />frequency data, FIS flow-frequency data and other recent hydrologic basin analyses. Rainfall <br />data was obtained from a variety of sources and compared to average April rainfall, NOAA <br />Atlas depth-duration-frequency data and I'MI' depths from Hydrometeotological Report No. <br />55A. Numerous agencies provided information for these analyses including the USGS, NWS, <br />CSU, the City of Colotado Springs, and the Regional Building Department in El Paso County, <br /> <br />___ ~ Colorado Woter Conservotion Boord <br /> <br />9 <br />