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County
Boulder
Community
Boulder
Stream Name
Boulder Creek
Basin
South Platte
Title
Request for LOMR - City of Boulder
Date
1/1/1989
Prepared For
Boulder County
Prepared By
Love & Associates, Inc.
Floodplain - Doc Type
Historic FEMA Regulatory Floodplain Information
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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />were actually lowered, increasing travel time and storage <br />from existing conditions (see Summary Tables for HEC-2 models <br />Exist, As-Built, Appendix 2c,d), Manning's "n" was varied <br />from section to section according to the type of vegetation <br />encountered, These values were computed by actually measuring <br />sections of the wetted perimeter composed of different types <br />of vegetation, Specialized wetland consultants, as well as <br />various pictorial references (Ref, 6, 7) were consulted to <br />determine a reasonable roughness value for the density, <br />stature and depth of flow for each type of vegetation (Fig, <br />8). These values were encoded using the NH card for each <br />section through the UCBRP, <br /> <br />Flows through the area were varied according to the split <br />flow analysis (Fig, 5c, Table 3), The adjacent Skunk Creek <br />channel was assumed to be running full, and no flows were <br />added to the Boulder Creek floodplain from this source, <br /> <br />Cross sectional area used in the flow computations was <br />limited in some sections with reference to the plan view of <br />the site in order to reflect the effective flow, Section <br />16,1 was encroached from the right to the berm connecting <br />pond three to four, This, in conjunction with the previously <br />mentioned limitations on sections 14 and 16 which describe <br />the Foothills Parkway bridge more accurately reflects the <br />flow of water over the intersection of Arapahoe and <br />Foothills, Section 19,01 was encroached on the right to limit <br />flows passing over the berm between ponds one and two, <br />Sections 19,2 and 20,0 were encroached on the left to <br />restrict flows to pond one, The variable ELSED (X3,2) was <br />used to restrict all pond sections. The area below the normal <br />pond water surface was not used in the flow computations. <br /> <br />3.2.6 <br /> <br />Results <br /> <br />A rigorous analysis of the flooding situation along the study <br />reach has been performed to determine the extent of flood <br />protection provided by the construction, <br /> <br />A complex situation exists above the Foothills Parkway <br />bridge, where three hydraulically independent floodplains <br />converge, Numerous methods were employed to develop an <br />understanding of the interaction of these flows as they mix <br />before going under Foothills Parkway bridge or over the <br />intersection of Foothills and Arapahoe, A one-dimensional <br />model such as HEC-2 is not capable of describing the effects <br />of flows shifting back and forth between overbank and <br />channel, i,e" a variable energy grade line across the <br />section, various efforts were made to describe the amount of <br />flow from the Research Park which overtops the intersection <br />of Foothills Parkway and Arapahoe Avenue, It is apparent <br />that part of the Research Park spill (2,500 cfs) will cross <br /> <br />Love & Associatesl Inc. <br /> <br />Page 11 <br />
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