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<br />MEMORANDUM <br />Itar 1 Mohr, PEMA <br />June 29, 1984 <br />Page 5 <br /> <br />"nn;.s. #4'41 Pt,l,lZNClt$- tv~ C;t:" .:fI.I~4' 41, /'PBr <br /> <br />The community submitted detailed tdpographic information in support <br />of changing the elevation and delineations of flooding designated as <br />Zone AS. You told us to make the revision. <br /> <br />t. Ouray and Ouray COunty, COlorado (Part 67) - Bill informed us that <br />Region 8 wants' to hold a final lIleeting for the city and county before <br />the end of July. Therefore, we should advance, if possible, the JUly 20 <br />scheduled Preliminary distribution date, Bill agreed that sending <br />the studies directly to the communities rather than through Region 8 <br />would be one option to accelerate the process. Be asked us to coor- <br />dinate with Virginia Motoyama. <br /> <br />('I <br /> <br />u. Poca te 110 , Idaho (Part 65) - We discussed with Bill a letter dated <br />April 4, 1984, from the city requesting a FIRM revision to incorporate <br />the effects of a new levee in the Gibson Jack Creek area. He told us <br />to prepare a duta request letter. <br /> <br />v. Porterville, Cdlfornia (Part 65) - Phil returned our letter responding <br />to the communit~'s review comments on the Preliminary Revised FIRM. <br />He said that yc'u believed we were requesting too IllUch information. <br />We are to review the areas the city wants changed. and if the flood <br />plain width is less than 200 feet. remove flooding from the PIRM. If <br />the drainage area for the flooding is less than 1 square mile, the <br />zone designation should be changed to B. <br /> <br />f',--' <br />I'i\ <br />'. '.' <br /> <br />w. Prescott, Arizona (Part 70) - We informed Phil that based on detailed <br />topographic in~Jrmation submitted by Mr. Bagnall in support of his <br />LOMA request. h:Ls structure is out of the SPBA because the 100-year <br />flood boundary :Ls incorrectly plotted. However. the flood boundary <br />is coincident w;Lth the floodway boundary at his property, therefore, <br />under normal cil~culllStances, a floodway boundary revision would be <br />required before a LC)!A could be issued. However, in this case, making <br />the resulting fl.ood and floodway boundary and floodway change would <br />be within the te:,lerance limits of the map scale. Pbil told us to <br />grant the LaMA and prepare a letter to the CEO requesting additional <br />topographic information to change the flood and floodway boundaries. <br /> <br />x. Ranqely, COlorad!? (Part 67) - We discussed lIlOdeling prOblems caused <br />by the SC's lack of below-water sections. You instructed us to <br />prepare a letter to the SC\for Bill Judkins' signature aSking for, <br />adequate documen'~ation of tl1eir methodology and informing them that. ' <br />its future use wHl require written authorization from PBMA. <br /> <br /> <br />