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- = c:: ("'; ~tt ~tJ~~l PART V WORK ELEMENTS WORK ELEMENT ill ~uildings (excepting those that are functionally de endent u on water or those that fac~litate 0 en s ace use wh~ch are 1 within levees should be relocated and future developmeht in these locations must not be allowed. Background: In several locations along the Colorado River, build- ings have been constructed within Bureau of Reclamation levees. At the time of this report, it is unclear as to how these develop- ments were allowed or if they were legally constructed. A workinq group consisting of the appropriate local governments, Tribes, State and Federal Hazard Mitigation Coordinators, Bureau of Reclamation, Small Business Administration, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the Department of Housing and Urban Development should determine: 1) the location of structures 2) who owns the land occupied by the structures 3) the number of structures 4) if the structures were legally constructed 5) the actions necessary and the programs available to remove or relocate the structures Action Agency: Appropriate Tribes and county and city governments Bureau of Indian Affairs (001) Bureau of Land Management (001) Bureau of Reclamation (001) Department of Housing and Urban Development Federal and State Hazard Mitigation Coordinators Small Business Administration Financing: To be determined Schedule: Meet with communities and Tribes within 30 days WORK ELEMENT 112 The federal/ state I local a encies involved in management of land within the floodplain must inform prospective concess~ona~res 0 potential flood hazards. Background: Recreational facilities and services located on pub- lic lands are often provided by private concessionaires. These include a variety of recreational developments, some of which are located in the floodplain. High economic investment warrants dis- closure of potential flood hazards, before binding agreements are signed. ,I 19