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ST8805-CS 880617dP Jerry Parch Consulting Er neers June 17, 1988 Ns. Maryetta Cunninghem Federal Emergency Management Agency 800 N. beep 288 Denton, Texas 76201-3698 817/898-9284 RE: JP No. 88009; Flood Plain Analysis, Parks of Coppell; Denton Creek and Cottonwood Branch; Coppell, Texas Dear Ns. Cunningham: Our firm is serving as engineering consultants to AB9 Development Corporation of Albuquerque, Hew Mexico on property they have recently purchased in Coppell, Texas. Portions of the property lie in the flood plains of Denton Creek and Cottonwood Branch, Pursuant to my telephone conversation with Mr. Chris Ulsh of Dewberry and Davis, Inc. (Phone No. 703/849-0374) on June 16, 1988 end in order to proceed with preparation of development plans for this site in accordance with FBHA requirements, ! request that the Federal Emergency Management Agency provide us with the following information. Existing and most current hydraulic models including output data, of the i0, 50, 100 and 500 year flood plains and the lO0-year floodway on Denton Creek from the confluence with Cottonwood Branch upstream to Grapevine Lake. The models' furnished to'us should contain discharges, and water surface elevations that FEHA will utilize to evaluate any proposed flood plain modifications in this reach. It is my understanding that a portion o£ the analysis of Denton Creek in this reach is in the City of Lewisville Flood Insurance Study. Existing and most current hydraulic models, including output data, of the 10, 50, 100 and 500-year flood plains and the 100-year floodway in Cottonwood Branch from the confluence with Denton Creek upstream to Bethel Road, The models furnished to us should contain discharges and water surface elevations that FENA will utilize to evaluate any proposed flood plain modifications in this reach. ' 6001 W. Interstate 20, Suite 209, LB 32 · Arlington, Texas 76016 * Metro 18171 572-3458 · 18171 561-2101] Ms. Meryet~a Cunningham ~P No. 88009 June 17, 1988 Page 2 o£ 2 ® Work maps showing cross section locations and alignments utilized in the hydraulic models, stream stationie~ and 100- year flood plain and floodway limits, and 500-year flood plain limits within the reaches of Cottonwood Branch and Denton Creek previously described. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. any questions, please cell. Sincerely~ er~y Parche', P.E. you have JP:ch CC: Jay Chester, P.E./ABQ Development Corporation