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<br />Greiner, Inc., and dated September 1988, was submitted. As a result <br />of the above-referenced report, the 100-year floodplain boundary <br />delineations and zone designations were revised. The zone <br />designation for Nissen Reservoir Channel was redesignated Zone A, <br />with the lOa-year flood contained in the channel throughout this <br />reach. The zone designation for the Broomfield Reservoir Tributary <br />remained Zone A. The Flood Profiles for Nissen Reservoir Channel <br />have also been revised to reflect the changes due to this LOMR. <br /> <br />9.2 Second Revision <br /> <br />This study was revised on September 30, 1997, to incorporate the <br />effects of LOMRs dated May 8, 1992, for West Lake Channel and West <br />Lake Channel North Tributary; January 25, 1994, for Nissen Reservoir <br />No. 2 spillway and Nissen Reservoir No. 2 Downstream Channel; <br />August 2, 1995, for City Park Channel; and May 16, 1996, for West <br />Lake Channel. <br /> <br />In addition, this revision incorporates annexations by the city from <br />Adams and Weld Counties. The City of Broomfield did not previously <br />include areas within Weld County. <br /> <br />As part of this revision, the format of the map panels has changed. <br />Previously, flood-hazard information was shown on both the FIRM and <br />Flood Boundary and Floodway Map (FBFM). In the new format, all base <br />flood elevations (BFEs), cross sections, zone designations, and <br />floodplain and floodway boundary delineations are shown on the FIRM <br />and the FBFM has been eliminated. Some of the flood insurance zone <br />designations were changed to reflect the new format. Areas <br />previously shown as numbered Zone A were changed to Zone AE. Areas <br />previously shown as Zone B were changed to Zone X (shaded). Areas <br />previously shown as Zone C were changed to Zone X (unshaded) The <br />Flood Insurance Zone Data Table was removed from the Flood Insurance <br />Study report and all zone designations and reach determinations were <br />removed from the profile panels. In addition, a panel was added to <br />the FIRM and all FIRM panels were renumbered. <br /> <br />West Lake Channel and West Lake Channel North Tributarv <br /> <br />The May 8, 1992, LOMR was issued to reflect the effects of a <br />channelization project and detention basin along West Lake Channel <br />and West Lake Channel North Tributary. The revision affects West <br />Lake Channel from the detention basin outfall upstream of King <br />Circle to just upstream of Lowell Boulevard and West Lake Channel <br />North Tributary from its confluence with West Lake Channel to just <br />downstream of West 136th Avenue. Because the base flood is <br />contained within the detention basin and the channelized reaches of <br />West Lake Channel and West Lake Channel North Tributary, the BFEs <br />were removed and these areas were designated Zone A. <br /> <br />A new hydraulic analysis was performed by P.R. Fletcher & <br />Associates, Inc., using the U.s. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) <br />HEC-2 computer program (Reference 16) and detention-pond routing was <br />performed using the USACE HEC-1 computer program (Reference 17). <br />Cross-section data for the revised analysis were obtained from post- <br />construction field surveys. Starting water-surface elevations for <br />West Lake Channel were obtained from the original study and the <br />starting water-surface elevations for the detent~on pond were <br />obtained through the use of the HEC-l Level Pool Reservoir Routing <br />computer model (Reference 17). The results of the analysis are <br />presented in the report entitled "Request for Letter of Map <br />Revision, Trails at West Lake, Broomfield, Colorado," prepared by <br /> <br />33 <br />