FLOOD09060

• County: Statewide
• Community: Statewide
• Basin: Statewide
• Title: Statewide River Rehabilitation and Flood Plain Management Needs Inventory
• Date: 2/18/1998
• Prepared For: State of Colorado
• Prepared By: McLaughlin Water Engineers, Ltd.
• Floodplain - Doc Type: Floodplain Report/Masterplan

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A.3.12 u.s. Army Corps of Engineers

Types of Assistance: Section 206 . Floodplain man-
agement services for fioodplain mapping, flood warn-
ing & preparedness planning and technical assistance
(Cost share varies with types of services)

Section 22 . Planning assistance to support any water
resource issue analysis related to state water plan
(50% federal/50% sponsor cost share)
PL 84-99 - Rehabilitation of flood control structures
damaged by flooding (Repair to pre-flood conditions;
cost share may apply)
Section 205 - Small flood control projects for flood
prevention (projects up to $5 million per project, 65%
federall35% sponsor cost share)
Section 206 - Provides floodplain information and
technical assistance to states, counties, and cities for
prudent use of land subject to flooding from streams,
lakes and oceans. Provides technical assistance to
state and local governments. Eligible applicants in-
clude individuals, businesses, state and local govern-
ments. Technical assistance and planning guidance is
provided to state and local governments without
charge.
Section 14 - Emergency stream bank and shoreline
protection to prevent erosion from damage to public
and nonprofit facilities (projects up to $500,000; 65%
federall 35% sponsor cost share)

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E/glblllty: Local and State governments, Indian
Tribes, and water districts (in some cases)

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Appendix A .6

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A.3.13 U.S. Fish and Wildlife (USF&W)

Types of Assistance: Partners for Wildlife - provides
funds for improvement, prcrtection of fish and wildlife
habrtat on private lands (approximately 50% federall
50% sponsor cost share with USF&W providing sup-
plies and landowner will to actual restoration) The
Service administers Federal Aid grants to States for
fish and wildlife restoration. The money for these
programs does ncrt come from general taxes, but from
Federal excise taxes paid by hunters, anglers, and
boaters on hunting and fishing equipment and motor-
boat fuels. In 1995, Colorado received $4 g million for
sport fish restoration and $5.2 million for wildlife
restoration and hunter education from the Fish and
Wildl~e Service's Federal Aid program

Elgiblllty: Private citizens and corporations
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A.3.14 U.S. Small Business Administration
(SBA)
Types of Assistance: SBA disaster loans to help
rebuild and recover after a disaster - assists in dam-
aged real and personal property (low-interest, long-
term loans at various terms Up to 20% addrtional loan
for mitigation measures)

Elglbllity: Homeowners, renters, businesses 01 all
sizes and private nonprofrt organizations

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8.1 State and Regional Programs

There are no separate established State or regional
financial assistance programs available after a disas-
ter, The State does pay a share of the Individual and
Family Grant program and may help on the nonfederal
share of Public infrastructure Assistance and the Haz-
ard M~igation Grant Program. During or after a flood,
the applicants must oontact the Office of Emergency
Management through County emergency manage-
. ment channels to obtain the latest information on State
assistance, There are State and regional programs
that provide technical assistance. These include:

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