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<br />WHEREAS, said new report for LariIner County, revised March 23, 1999, includes the <br />following detailed floodplain information for the Dig Thompson River which revises and is, therefore, <br />inconsislent with Resolution No. 181, but which is consistent with previously designated and approved <br />floodplain delineations for the Big Thompson River within the City of Loveland, which delineations <br />were designated and approved by the Colorado Waler Conservation Board as approximate floodplain <br />information by Resolution No. 99-488, but which is inconsistent with the mapped flood elevations and <br />with the water surface profiles associated with those floodplain delineations, which elevations and <br />profiles were not designated and approved by the Colorado Water Conservation Board due to technical <br />errors with stream stationing, as lisled in Table 6 below: <br /> <br />TABLE 6 <br />Detailed Information Which Is Inconsistent With Previouslv Prenared Detailed Delineations but <br />Which is Consistent With Previouslv Prenared Annroximate Delineations for the Citv of <br />Loveland lFPR # 99-488) But Inconsistent With Accomnanvinl!: Flood Elevations and ProfIles <br /> <br />Stream Reach Previous Detailed Previous Approximate <br /> Designation Designation <br />The Big Thompson River from a point approximately 1340 feet FPR #181 FPR # 99-488 <br />downstream of the crossing of West 1st Street upstream to the <br />downstreamface of the crossing of West 1st Street In the City ofJ.oveland <br />The Big Thompson River from the upstream face of the crossing I1f West FPR#181 FPR # 99-488 <br />1st Street upstream to to the downstreamf""e of the crossing of Taft <br />A venue in the City of Loveland . <br />The Big Thompson River from the upstreamface of the crossing I1fTaft FPR #181 FPR # 99-488 <br />Avenue upstream to a point approximately 710 feet downstream of the <br />crossing of Wilson Avenue In the City of Loveland <br /> <br />; and <br /> <br />WHEREAS, said new report for Larimer County, revised March 23, 1999, includes by <br />reference the following detailed floodplain infomlation for the Big Thompson River, which is also <br />included in Table 4 above, which was originally prepared as part of Resolution No. 19 and <br />subsequently incorporated by FIA as part of Resolution No. 128, which was superceded by and, <br />therefore, inconsistent with Resolution No. 181, as listed in .Table 7 below: <br /> <br />TABLE 7 <br />Detailed Information Which Is Inconsistent With <br />Previouslv Prenared Detailed Information <br /> <br />Stream Reach Previous DeSignation <br />The Big Thompson River from the crossing of County Road 9E upstream to FPR# \81 <br />a point approximately 1340 feet downstream of the crossing of West 1st <br />Street <br />The Big Thompson River from a point approximately 710 feet downstream FPR# 181 <br />of the crossing of Wilson Avenue In the City of Loveland upstream to a point <br />approximately 1 mile upstream of the crossing of County Boad I9E <br /> <br />7 <br />