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County
Weld
Community
Severance
Stream Name
The Slough
Basin
South Platte
Title
Floodplain Information Report
Date
5/1/1981
Prepared By
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Contract/PO #
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Floodplain - Doc Type
Floodplain Report/Masterplan
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<br />INTERPRETATION AND USE OF REPORT DATA <br /> <br />Flood Fr""JL.lencyanc Discharge <br /> <br />The l~-, 50-, 10~-, and 5~~-ycar flood events were used as the <br /> <br />flood frequencies for this floodplain analysis. <br /> <br />Thus the data <br /> <br />developed in this report will be compatible not only for re<;Julation <br /> <br />purposes and H. B. 1~41 designations, but al so fo r Federal Insur ance <br /> <br />Administration flood insurance rate studies. <br /> <br />These various flood events have an average occurrence of once in <br /> <br />the number of years "s indicated. For example, the 101il-year flood <br /> <br />1 <br />, <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />occurs, on the average, once in a 100 year period, and has a one <br /> <br />percent chance of being equaled or exceeded in any given year. <br /> <br />The particular uses for the various flood events in addition to <br /> <br />those stated above are as follows: <br /> <br />10-year "nd 50-Year Flood Events <br /> <br />:nfarmation regarding these luwer <br /> <br />frequt!ncy <br /> <br />floods <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />especially useful for future cnginlilcring studies and land use <br /> <br />plaf'lning purpos..s relat..d to minor road systems, minor channel <br /> <br />irn?roVenH!nt", th.. loc'lti"n <br /> <br />^' <br /> <br />p" r~" <br /> <br />oW, <br /> <br />U~cP'dth'nal <br /> <br />facilities, ilgricultlHal lands, and appurtenant structures. <br /> <br />The use of the lower frequency floods may be considered for <br /> <br />structures and uses of this type on the smaller tributaries <br /> <br />and in areas where the high risk of 3tructural failure is <br /> <br />ecow..'1'1icall:.' fe",.':i~lc ::!::d tr;c !':J:~~d ~: life :l:1d property ~~ <br /> <br />nonexistent. <br /> <br />l0~-Year Flood Event <br /> <br />Th~ lZ~-year flood event m~y also be used <br /> <br />for engine"ring <br /> <br />design purposes where a lower riSk of failure than the 10~ or <br /> <br />50-year floud is desired. However, the most important use of <br /> <br />H <br /> <br />the l~~-year flood event lies in floodplain designation and <br /> <br />laf'ld use regulation as set forth in state statutes. The State <br /> <br />of Colorado considers the 102'-year frequency flood as the <br />flood event to be used in designing and protecting structures <br /> <br />and dwellings for humaf'l occupation. Therefore, all floodplain <br /> <br />re9ulations are based upon the 10'J-year flood. Also, the area <br />which would be inundated by the HHl-year flood may be <br /> <br />delineated as an area of state interest as set forth in H.B. <br /> <br />1041, the state's land use bill. <br /> <br />500-Year Flood Event <br /> <br />The 500_year flood event is useful in making the public aware <br /> <br />that floods larger than the 100~year flood can and do occur. <br /> <br />Just because a person is living above the lll0-year flood <br /> <br />boundary does not mean that he is completely safe from <br />flooding. The 5110-year flood event Can also be used for <br />regulilting high risk developments Ylithin the floodplain such <br /> <br />as nuclear power plants, or the storage or manufacture of <br /> <br />toxic or explosive materials. <br /> <br />T<:tblc J li.3ts the j)eJK ~'.3ch::rge::: <:tr.d ;.;.J.::er :;"rtJcc clcv.:<:<.on:> <br /> <br />for the l~~, 50-, 100-, and 500-year tload events at selected <br /> <br />reference points. <br /> <br />" <br />
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