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_Trinity River Common Vision Prog.Discussion of Opportunities: Gra vine 'and Denton Creek January 12,h1999 North Central Texas Council ojGovernments e Regional E.I.S. identified flooding problems from cumulative development (CDC Process emerged ) Reconnaissance _ _'.jIudyconfirmedFederal interest in findingVf ending solutions F aAbi ity Study - Phase I - evaluated all options for Multiple Objective Management frasihffi Study - Phase 2 - preparing project Implementation Plans MANY Trinity River is the primary water feature of the Metroplex & 4.8 million people • resorvoirs are the region's water supply • communities linked along river spine • drains entire Upper Trinity watershed BIG 240 sq. mile tloodplain in corridor approx. 1/4 State of Rhode Island Trinity River t � Upper Trinity River Feasibility Study • Is/was largest USACE feasibility study - began 1990 • NCTCOG is "local sponsor" for 50% match from local governments and Texas Water Development Board • Executive Committee = Steering Comm + USACE • Phase I at $8 million concluded in 1996 -- comprehensive evaluation & ID of feasible projects • Phase 11 at $6.85 million underway thru year 2000 with implementation planning for selected projects 1 Engineering -Scale Base Mappinjji provii ec tl blid foundat .M, ♦ K I , `tt,�; gr i esso is l emned Session 'l y ✓1 ' �yv� , Stabilizing Flood Risks l SH 360 1989 Into the 21st Century Trinity River COMMON VISION • SAFE Trinity, with stabilization and reduction of flooding risks • CLEAN Trinity, with fishable and swimmable waters • ENJOYABLE ity, with recreational opportunities linked by ,a within a `world -clas ` ay • NA h f nat al re,. • DWME rinity, with local an regional economic, transportation, and other public needs addressed Flood Damage Analysis focused planning efforts rip RPF MAP LOCATOR wa �rwv Fo �m.ow ro ww w oerwv.>m nm� ®earnone MtlHntl�l �butWm ImprbA In DMY - •Nnn••e1n,WWM putu•�inF�N•y�M 9-IH FMFU FYN.4D YN FbN tm YF• FaN FM�vwFeNni MY WwrcwilaM !•wy cnahw.�n�F•wuF..NiwvM F4WFlydw Sta lining Flood ients are 2 Stabiiizi Q1liYlV4+11 ' ��,�fftrmed lead role of local governments !f controversial to development interests Contains common technical criteria for permitting new, development Uses new mapping and U5ACE modeling + :Amended local floodplain ordinances for a lal fr���Y Y WIC C�bYim 4*iYO�QYY PM.Yb.e N�Ir Irtb V � i m k i4�w Feasibility Study efforts underway... • Dallas Floodway & • Trinity Trails System Northwest Area Levee . FEMA Flood • Fort Worth Floodway Insurance Restudy & Sumps • CDC Second Edition • Arlington Johnson . Others ? ?? Creek Building Partnerships • Since 1992, the River & Trails Conservation Assistance Program has aided through a MOU • Community Planner stationed at NCTCOG provides specialized assistance & expertise • Credibility for Multiple Objective Management M