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<br />t99S - Colorado Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan (409) <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />3.2 Government Organizations Disaster Emergency Council serves as an advisory <br /> & Roles of Different Levels council to the governor and the director, Office of <br /> and Internal Organization Emergency Management on all matters pertaining to <br /> Declarations of State Disaster Emergencies. and on <br />3.2.1 State Departments the response and recovery aclivrties of state govern- <br /> ment The Govemo~s Office is responsible for making <br />Slate departments are responsible, within their statu- slate disaster declarations, usually at the recommen- <br />tory authorrties, to provide assislance and support to dation of the Office of Emergency Management, and <br />local jurisdictions when they are unable to cope with a for the request to the president for a major disaster <br />disaster emergency situation. Upon implemenlation of declaration, as necessary. <br />the Slate Emergency Operations Plan (SEOP) they 3.2.1.2 Department of Natural Resources <br />are responsible for the implementation of assigned (DNR) <br />Slate Emergency Functions (SEFs). The operational The Department of Natural Resources has the man- <br />roles, responsibilities and intra.organizational relation- date to conserve, protect. promote the development <br />ships of slate departments are described in detail in and regulate the use and enjoyment of the slate's <br />the assigned Slate Emergency Function Annexes to natural resources. The duties of the agencies in DNR <br />the Plan. are related to waler, minerals, mineral fuels, soil <br />3.2.1.1 Governor's Office conservation, reclamation of mined land, management <br /> of state lands, wildlife, parks, outdoor recreation. gee- <br />Governor's Office. "Colorado Disaster Emergency logical features and mine safety. <br />Act of 1992" (Part 21 of Article 32. Title 24, Colorado 3.2.1.2.1 Colorado Water Conservation <br />Revised Statute. 1988 as amended slates the gover- Board (CWCB) <br />nor, as the executive head of slate. has the inherent <br />responsibility, constitutional and statutory authority, to The Colorado Water Conservation Board was created <br />commit slate and local resources (personnel, equip- by the Colorado State Legislature in 1937 for the <br />ment, and finances) for the purpose of .... meeting the expressed general purpose " . . . to promote the <br />dangers to the state and its people presented by conservation of the waters of the State of Colorado <br />dIsasters. This responsibility is exercised through the in order to secure the greatest utilization of such <br />director, Office of Emergency Management (OEM), waters and the utmost prevention of floods. . . .. <br />Department of Local Affairs (DO LA). The Governo~s <br /> Colorado Water Conservation Board <br /> Flood Control and Floodplain Management Section <br /> Identify Hazards I Designate Roodplalns <br />Produce fl~in infonnation reports and , Review and approve fl~ain <br /> floo<i>lain delineation studes information <br /> Build Projects I Respond to Rood Events J <br />Design and construct flood hazard mitigation I Plllfoon emergency lIood response <br /> and stream rehabilitation projects and mitigation activities <br /> FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM ELEMENTS <br /> Direct FederaJ.state Programs I Assist Communities <br />Coordnale ewcs sponsored fllllXHelated IlT1lIement flood loss redJclion measures in I <br /> programs I the slate's cOlTvmrities <br /> Develop standards I Provide InfonnatlonlEducallon <br />Establish flood.feIaled teclv1ical standards I Figure 3-1 Actninisler ~in Information SIwort <br /> and guidelines System and offer pltlIic edJcation <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />FHMP-<:haptrK-3.pub <br /> <br />Chapter 3 - 2 <br /> <br />112919611:11 AM <br />