FS9903-SY 990429
Flood Study
In Support 01 a
Conditional Letler of Map Revision
For
The Elm Fork of the Trinity River
for a 1 0 Acre and 48 Acre Tract
South of Sandy Lake Road and
S"ast at MCArthur Blvd
City oj Coppell, Texas
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Table of Contents
Introduction
City of Coppell Requirements
General
Hydrologic and Hydraulic Information
Results
FEMA Effective Information
FEMA Existing Condition
FEMA Proposed Condition
Results
CDC Information
General
Hydrulogic and Hydraulic Information
Storage Determinations
Results
CDC Forms
Summary
Morrison Hydrology Engineering, Inc.
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Tables
Comparison between flood elevations for the sources investigated.
Comparison between storage values for the existing and proposed conditions
Exhibits, Plates and Maps
Appendix I:
Appendix 2:
Plate 4-1 City-Wide Storm Water Managemant Plan
Figure 1 Halff CLOMR Location Map
Figure 6 Halff CLOMR Water Surface Profiles
Figure 7A Halff CLOMR Revised Floodplain and Hoodway
Figure 7B Halff CLOMR Revised Floodplain and Floodway
Figure 7C Halff CLOMR Revised Floodplain and Floodway
Figure 8 Halff CLOMP, Proposal Sandy Lake Road Bridge Section
Appendix 3:
Appendix 4:
Appandix 6:
Site Location Map
Upper Trinity River Corps Model Delineations
Floodplain Fill Project Storage Compensation Location
Floodplain Fill Project Existing Topography with Ultimate Discharge
Floodplain Fill Project Existing Topography with FEMA Discharge
Floodplain Fill Project Proposed Condi~al with FEMA Discharge (1 .'=600')
Floodplain Fill Project Proposed Condition with FEMA Discharge (1 :=300')
Floodplain Fill Project Proposed Condition with FEMA Discherge (1"=300')
Appendices
Information froin City-Wide Storm Water Management Study
Information from Request for Conditional Letter of Map Revision on the Elm Fork of the Trinity
River Sandy Lake Road Bridge Hydraulic Study, Halff Associates Inc. Dallas, Texas June 1994.
Information froan Floodplain Hydraulics Study Elm Fork Trinity River for Conditional Letter of
Map Revision Request 18.9 Acre Sandy Lake Road Property, Nathan D. Maier Inc. Dallas, Texas
A. Duplication floodway model
B. Duplication floodplain model
Information from the Corps of Engineers HEC-RAS model currently under review by FEMA.
Existing Conditions
A. Existing Condition Floodway
B. Existing Condition Multiple Profile Model
C. Existing Cross Sections
D. Existing Condition Water Surface Profiles
E. Existing Condition Delineation
Proposed Conditions
A. Proposed Condition Floodway
B. Proposed Condition Multiple Profile Model
C. Proposed Cross Sections
D. Proposed Water Surface Delineations
E. Proposed Condition Delineations
FEMA Forms
CDC Information and Forms
Morrison Hydrology Engineering, Inc.
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Introduction
The purpose of this report is to submit information in support of approvals relating to the City of
Coppell Floodplain Management Ordinance, The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA),
the Corridor Development Certificate (CDC) process, and the Corps of Engineers Clean Water Act
Section 404 (Wetlands).
The project area is south of Sandy Lake Road, and east of McArthur Blvd. and consists of fill in the
floodplain with compensating excavation that results in no increase in flood levels and no decrease in
flood storage. The project area consists of two general tracts, a 10-aere and 48 acre tract. Both l~aets
contain some floodplain from the Ell Fork of the Trinity River.
City of Coppell Requirements
General
The City of Coppell through a Floodplain Management Ordinance has specific requirements relating
to this project. The lowest floor of all residential construction must be elevated a minimum of two feet
above the Flood Insurance Study (FIS) base flood elevation or one foot above the design base flood
elevation, whichever is higher. This report has shown fill one foot above the FIS base flood; assuming
that residantiai structures finished floors will be elevated one foot above grade. A check was made to
ensure that this elevation is higher than the design flood plus one foot and higher than the current
Corps of Engineers study in the area.
Hydrologic and Hydraulic Information
A copy of the City Wide Storm Water Management Study for the City of Copp~ll dated January 1991
was obtained (appendix 1). This documant provided the design flood elevations used in this study.
Table 1 is a comparison between all the flood elevations from sources investigated in this study.
Results
The proposed project meets or exceeds all the Floodplain Management Ordinance requirements.
FEMA Information
General
There are severai sources available to determine the FEMA flood elevations for the site. They are as
follows:
1. Request for Conditional Letter of Map Revision on the Elm Fork of the Trinity River
Sandy Lake Road Bridge Hydraulic Study, Halff Associates Inc., Dallas, Texas June
1994.
2. Floodplain Hydraulics Study Elm Fork Trinity River for Conditional Letter of Map
Revision Request 18.9 Acre Sandy Lake Rood Property, Nathan D. Maicr Inc., Dallas,
Texas July 1996.
3. Corps of Engineers HEC-RAS model currently under review by FEMA.
Morrison Hydrology Engineering, Inc.
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FEMA Effective Information
In order to decide which model to use as the effective condition contact was made with FEMA's
technical consultant Michael Baker Jr. Engineers. They agree that the most accurate model would be
the Corps HEC-RAS model currently under review. However, this model has not been officially
approved and can not be considered the effective model at this time. The next most current model
available is the Floodplain Hydraulics Study Elm Fork Trinity River for Conditional Letter of Map
Revision Request 18.9 Acre Sandy Lake Road Property, Nathan D. Maier inc., Dallas, Texas July
1996. This model was provided from the City of Coppell. This report used the existing condition
from this model as the effective FIS model.
Hydraulic Information
The project area is modeled by all the studies investigated in the same way. It is blocked from flow
from the Elm Fork of the Trinity by high ground. This means that it is in an ineffective flow area, and
filling of the site has no impact on the floodplain elevations.
Results
The site can be filled without alteration of the flood elevations or any other impact except flood
storage, and this has been addressed by offsetting storage compensation.
All requ'wod FEMA forms to support a Conditional Letter of Map Revision are included in appendix 7.
CDC Information
General
The project area consisting of two Wacts, one 10-aere tract adjacent to McArthur Road and south of
Sandy Lake Road, the other tract is a 48-acre triangular site. Both of these tracts are shown on the
drawing in appendix 7. The project consists of fill in the floodplain with compensating exeavatien
that results in no increase in flood levels and no decrease in flood storage.
Hydrologic and Hydraulic Information
The two tracts are affected by the flood elevations fi'om the Elm Fork of the Trinity River. However,
the~e elevations are blocked from the actual flow of the river. The area is in an ineffective flow regime
and thus has no impact on flood elevations as long as storage levels are not reduced. This means that
filling the tracts has no impact on the flood elevations.
Storage Determinations
It is important to offset any lost storage created by filling the tract. This is accomplished by
excavating a portion of the TP&L easement on the 48-acre tract. This area is shown on the drawing in
appendix 7. In order to determine the storage on the property before and after the proposed project a
computer model was created by describ'mg cross sections through the area. The results of this analysis
are included in appendix 8.
Morrison Hydrology Engineering, Inc.
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Results
The project site is in an area that receives floodwaters from the Ell Fork of the Trinity River, but is
isolated from the actual flow of the river. Becaus~ of this the area can be filled without impact to the
flood elevations of the river. This report has identified storage mitigation so that there is no net
decrease in flood storage.
CDC Forms
All required forms in support ofa CDC approval are included in appendix 8.
Summary
This report provides information in support of the following approvals:
Federal Emergency Management Agency Conditional Letter of Map Revision
Corridor Development Certificate approvals
City Floodplain Management Ordinance approvals
Coordination is centinuing with the Corps of Engineers in order to obtain 404 permit approvals.
TABLE 2
Storage Table
48 Acre Tract
Existing Proposed
Section100 yr Vol, AF Vol, AF
SPF
1 445.6 0 0
1 450.49 0 0
2 445.45 4.52 5.54
2 450.4 32.6 34.69
3 445.4 7.96 11.89
3 450.35 58.02 69.03
4 445.25 12.44 18.44
4 450.3 83.73 102.21
5 445.21 16.7 23.77
5 450.25 104.26 127.44
6 445.1 20.34 28.22
6 450.2 120.77 147.16
7 444.9 27.19 36.86
7 450.1 151.41 182.74
8 dd'!.,82 34.42 46.55
8 450.09 181.89 216.71
10 Acre Tract
Existing Proposed
Section100 yr Vol, AF Vol, AF
SPF
1 445.25 0 0
1 450.3 0 0
2 445.21 0.92 0
2 450.25 6.76 5.08
3 445.1 2.52 0
3 450.2 25.22 19.78
4 445 4.25 0
4 450.1 39.32 30.28
Total Storage
48 Acre Tract
Storage
100 yr
SPF
10 Acre Tract
1 O0 yr
SPF
100 yr
SPF
12.13 AF
34.82 AF
-4.25 AF
-9.04 AF
7.88 AF
25.78 AF
FLOOD PLAIN
100-YEAR FLOOD
PLAIN LIMITS
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DENOTES 100-YEAR DESIGN FLOOD
INUNDATION LINE WITH FULLY DEVELOPED
WATERSHED AND EXISTING CHANNEL,
FLOOD PLAJN AND BRIDGE CONDITIONS.
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U,S. ARMY CORP OF ENGINEERS BASE MAp I:I~OM
FORT WORTH DISTRICT ELM FORK USGS QUADRANGLE
LEWISVILLE EAST, TEXAS,
UPPER TRINITY PREL]M, RECON. STUDY
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PLATE 4-1
ELM FORK OF THE TRINITY RIVER
CITY-WIDE
STORM WATER MANAGEMENT STUDY
for the City of
COPPELL, TEXAS
Albert H. Halff Associates, Inc.
January 1991
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TABLE E-10
ELM FORK OF THE TRINITY RIVER SUMMARY OF HYDRAULIC DATA
Cumulative
Q CWSEL Velocity Storage
Section · fcfs~ ~ ffps} fAcre-Ft)
77490.000 14200.00 432.99 1.36 .00
77490.000 49800.00 438.77 1.97 .00
77490.000 93100.00 444.49 1.97 .00
Approx.
Cumulative
fAeres)
84750.000 11900.00 433.73 , .87 1132.72 136.99
84750.000 49500.00 439.77 1.52 3461.51 47131
84750.000 91500.00 445.18 1.62 6082.88 475.41
85000.000 11900.00 433.73 1.44 1178.39 142.77
85000.000 49500.00 439.81 2.21 3603.83 495.83
85000.000 91500.00 445.22 2.04 6358.32 500.07
86560.000 11900.00 433.89 1.00 1426.88 176.70
86560.000 49500.00 440.03 1.67 4252.10 588.89
86560.000 91500.00 445.36 1.89 7507.87 593.53
87530.000 12600.00 433.87 4.25 1599.07 201.81
87530.000 55000.00 440.09 5,87 4707.17 648.19
87530.000 100000.00 445.43 5.03 8295.97 666.19
87800.000 12600.00 434.08 3.65 1622.07 205.00
87800.000 55000.00 440.18 7.39 4776.69 658.41
87800.000 100000.00 445.42 7.03 8423.26 679.08
87869.000 12600.00 434.13 3.74 1628.08 205.76
87869.000 55000.00 440,28 8.37 4792.15 660.41
87869.000 100000.00 445.44 9.17 8450.61 681.79
87870.000 12600.00 434.13 3.82 1628.17 205.77
87870.000 55000.00 440.28 8.37 4792.35 660.43
87870.000 lO00OO.O0 445.38 10.57 8450.92 681.83
87960.000 12600.00 434.26 3.77 1635.79 206.82
87960.000 55000.00 440.87 7.88 4810.18 662.23
87960.000 10O000.00 446.74 10.37 8476.70 685.44
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83400.000 11900.00 433.64 .92 859.22 105.98
83400.000 49500.00 439.59 1.52 2624.81 346.00
83400.000 91500.00 445.05 1.56 4562.15 349.21
80970.000 14200.00 433.34 1.71 443.64 6Z34
80970.000 49800.00 439.20 2.30 1222.84 149.94
80970.000 93100.00 444.78 2.17 2073.59 151.35
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TABLE E-10
ELM FORK OF TIIE TRINITY RIVER SUMMARY OF HYDRAULIC DATA (continued)
Cumulative
Q CWSEL Velocity Storage
Section fcfs} (fO (fps) fAcre-Ft}
Appro~
Cumulative
Flooded
(Acres)
87961.000 12600.00 434.27 3.69 1635.87 206.84
87961.000 55000.00 440.88 7.88 4810.38 662.25
87961.000 I00000.00 447.80 7.16 8477.07 685.48
88000.000 12600.00 434.28 4. 15 1639. 15 207.33
88000.000 55000.00 441.130 8.16 4818.53 663.35
88000.000 100000.00 447.96 6.98 8494.59 687.01
88030.000 12600.00 434.36 3.91 1641.66 207.70
88030.000 55000.00 441.13 8.14 4824.97 664.44
88030.000 100000.00 448.00 7.77 8508.06 688.14
88050.000 12600.00 434.38 3.90 1643.41 207.93
88050.000 55000.00 441.21 8.07 4829,42 665.16
88050.000 100000.00 448.11 7.77 8516.73 688.91
88150.000 12600.00 434.49 3.65 1652.41 209.08
88150.000 55000.00 441.80 6.77 4857.65 669.99
88150.000 100000.00 448.71 5.98 8576.31 693.87
89050.000 12600.00 435.38 3.04 1751.75 227.74
89050.000 55000.00 443.07 2.64 5371.39 748.15
89050.000 100000.00 449.34 2.05 9595.72 772.42
90000.1100 12600.00 436.46 4.03 1839.72 242.35
90000.000 55000.00 443.49 5.20 5864.53 827.86
90000.000 I00000.00 449.50 3.72 10623.72 862.91
90880.000 12600.00 437.57 2.52 1920.96 256.87
90880.000 55000.00 444.28 2.77 6218.53 882.26
90880.000 100000.00 449.81 2.43 11322.50 925.93
92090.000 12600.00 438.30 2.21 2084.57 297.25
92090.000 55000.00 ~. ~. ~..74 2.32 7059.39 1013.23
92090.000 100000.00 450.05 1.98 12893.84 1062.94
92300.000 12600.00 438.40 2.39 2115.70 311.10
92300.000 55000.00 ~.~.82 2.13 7254.74 1043.79
92300.000 100000.00 450.09 1.92 13255.35 1094.67
93620.000 12600.00 439.34 4.37 2286.94 438.34
93620.000 55000.00 445.60 4.71 9087.16 1397.46
93620.000 100000.00 450.49 3.23 16942.45 1468.77
TABLE E-10
ELM FORK OF THE TRINITY RIVER SUMMARY OF HYDRAULIC DATA (continued)
Approx.
Cumulative
Cumulative Hooded
Q CWSEL Velocity Storage Area
Section fcfs'} (~} ffps) fAcre-Ft) (Acres}
93670.000 12600.00 439.60 8.69 2289.79 439.35
93670.000 550430.00 445.70 3.59 911196 1405.65
93670.000 100000.00 450.51 2.59 17015.79 1477.57
93730.000 12600.00 440.84 3.91 2293.26 440.38
93730.000 55000.00 445.78 3.90 9150.32 1414.91
93730.000 100000.00 450.54 1.72 17098.47 1489.18
93760.000 12600.00 440.89 3.88 2295.61 440.70
93760.000 55000.00 445.89 3.72 9163.19 1419.36
93760.000 100000.00 450.55 1.72 17137.78 1495.51
93810.000 12600.00 441.06 3.17 2301.27 442.70
93810.000 55000.00 446.02 3.60 9194.24 1428.26
93810.000 100000.00 450.59 2.59 17215.40 1506.49
97570.000 12600.00 442.22 1.98 2902.43 689.13
97570.000 55000.00 446.78 2.29 11374.26 1856.46
97570.000 100000.00 450.94 2.10 21324.55 1963.25
98450.000 12600.00 442.46 3.05 3126.93 800.78
98450.000 55000.00 446.97 2.75 12277.23 2026.89
98450.000 100000.00 451.05 2.33 22936.60 2136.51
99280.000 12600.00 442.91 2.78 3303.98 892.27
99280.000 55000.00 447.23 2.80 13090.45 2189.53
99280.000 100000.00 451.19 2.48 24411.00 2301.58
100040.000 12600.00 443.31 2.39 3497.98 989.51
100040.000 55000.00 447.52 2.67 13881.77 2345.25
100040.000 100000.00 451.35 2.46 25812.47 2458.61
Information shown on Table E-10 is for the 2-year, li)0-year and the Standard Project Flood (SPF),
respectively, for a fully developed watershed.
E-26
Request For
Conditional Letter of Map Revision
On
The Elm Fork of the Trinity River -
Sandy Lake Road Bridge Hydraulic Study
In the Cities of
Carrollton, Coppell and Dallas, Texas
Prepared for:
Dallas County, Texas
By:
Halff Associates, Inc.
8616 Northwest plaza Drive
Dallas, Texas 75225
This document is for permitting purposes only and
is not intended for Bidding or Consu'uction.
' June 1994
DRAFT
June, 1994
Federal Emergency Management Agency
1725 I. Street N.
Washington, DC 20472
Attn: Mr. Alan Johnson
Request for Conditional Letter of Map Revision on the Elm Fork of the
Trinity River in the Cities of Carrollton, Coppell and Dallas, Texas
Sandy Lake Road Bridge Hydraulic Study
Dear Mr. Johnson:
Enclosed you will Find a technical mpon on proposed improvements to Sandy Lake Road on the
Elm Fork - Trinity River. This report, prepared by Halff Associates, Inc. for Dallas County
Public Works Department, contains the technical data required for issuance of a Conditional
Letter of Map Revision. An analysis of fully developed watershed conditions is also included
as required by the City of Coppcll's Flood Plain Ordinance No. 87390, City of Carrollton's Flood
Plain Ordinance No. 1964, and City of Dallas Flood Plain Ordinance No. 19686. Hard copies
of the required HEC-2 hydraulic models, a diskette containing input data files, and flood plain
and floodway mapping can be found in Appendices A through J. Application/Certification Forms
arc included in Section H.
The base hydraulic models utiliTe. d for this study are as approved by FEMA for the City of
Carrollton prelimlnaty FlS update maps published May 27, 1993. The preliminary FIS model
was obtained through the FEMA Project Library and verified through Dewberry and Davis
Consulting Engineers for this FIS update. This flood conu:ol project is sponsored by Dallas
County and the Cities of Dallas, Can'ollton, and Coppell for the public benefit, therefore no
review fee is included as specified in Section 72.5 of the FEMA regulations. If you have any
technical questions on this report, please contact Dallas County's technical consultant, Ms. Jean
Hansen, Halff Associates, Inc. (214-739-0094). Administrative questions should be directed to
Mr. Ben Cemosek, P.E. at the City of Dallas (214-948-4688). Thank you for your consideration
of this request.
Yours very truly,
CITY OF DALLAS
Enclosure
CC:
Mr. Jack Quarles, FEMA Region VI
Ms. Jean Hansen, Halff Associates, Inc.
Mr. Bill Jessup, Dallas County Public Works
Mrs. Jill Jordan, P.E
Interim Director of Public Works
SANDY LAKE ROAD HYDRAULIC STUDY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Application/Certification Forms with Attachments
Form I - Revision Requestor and Community Official Form
Attachment 1A - Proposed Encroachments
Form 2 - Certification by Registered Professional Engineer
Form 4 - Riverfine Hydraulic Analysis Form
Attachment 4A - Svmmary of Hydraulic Models
Attachment 4B - Analysis of 'n' values
Photographs
Form 5 - Riverine/Coastal Mapping Form
Attachtnent 5A - Revised flood plain and floodway boundaxles
Form 6 - Channelization Form
Form 7 - Bridge/Culvert Form
Appendix A. Figures
Appendix B.
Appendix C.
Appendix D.
Appendix E.
Appendix F.
Appendix G.
Appendix H.
Appendix I.
Appendix J.
APPENDICES
Revision Request Acknowledgements
City of Carrollton
City of Coppell
Geotechnical Report
FIS Exist. Conditions (multi-proffie) Hec-2 Model (Replicalion - SHF. LREV2)
FIS Exist. Conditions Floodway Hec-2 Model (Replicalion - SHFDWY-2)
Corrected Exist. Conditions (multi-profile) Hee-2 Model (REVBASE)
Corrected Exist. Conditions Floodway Hec-2 Model (RVEXFDW2)
Proposed Conditions (multi-profile) Hee-2 Model (SI-II~I .PRO)
Proposed Conditions Floodway Hec-2 Model (PROPFDVv'Y)
HEC-2 Input Data Files
~age #
I-1
H-I
H-6
11-7
11-8
H-13
H-18
11-20
11-28
11-31
H-32
11-35
Table 4A- 1
Table 4A-2
Table 4A-3
Table 4A-4
Table 4A-5
Table 4A-6
Table 4A-7
Table 4A-8
Table 4A-9
LIST OF TABLES
High Water Dam - 1989 & 1990 Floods
Comparison of Recorded vs. Computed Water Surface Elevations
Flow Distribution - 100 -year Flood
Manning's 'n' Value Comparison
FEMA Form 4 - Water Surface Elevation (WSEL) Check
Duplicate vs. Corrected Effective Water Surface Elevations
Comparison of WSEL's and Velocities - Existing Landuse Discharges
Comparison of 100-year WSEL's - Fully Developed Landuse Discharges
Comparison of SPF WSEL's - Fully Developed Land use
II-14
II-15
II-16
11-18
II-22
II-24
II-25
II-26
LI-27
Figare I
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Figure 7
Figure 8
LIST OF FIGURES IN APPENDIX A
Location Map
1994 Revised Base vs. 1991 FIS Cross Sections
2A Section 88160 (88150)
2B Section 89230 (89050)
2C Section 90210 (90000)
2D Section 91050 (90880)
2E Section 92050 (92090)
2F Section 93660 (93620)
2G Section 93710 (93670)
2H Section 93750 (93730)
21 Section 93840 03810)
2J Section 97710 (97570)
2K Section 98460 (98450)
2L Section 99420 (99280)
Flood Plain Information - Revised Base (Corrected Effective)
Proposed Flood Plain and Floodway
Revised Base vs. Proposed Condition Cross Sections
Proposed Condition Profile
FEMA FIRM Maps
7A City of Carrollton FIRM (preliminary) dated 4-92
7B City of Carrollton FIRM (preliminary) dated 5-93
7C City of Coppell FIRM dated 4-94
7D City of Dallas FIRM dated 7-91
Plan View and Cross Section of Proposed Sandy Lake Road Bridge
I. Introduction
Appendix A
Figures
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LOCATION MAP
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PROPOSED CONDITION MODEL
EXISTING LANDGSE
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ASSOCIATES
APPROXIMATE SCAL[
1000 0
FIRM
FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP
CITY OF
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TEXAS
DALLAS, DENTON
AND COLLIN COUNTIES
COMMUHITY-PAHEL NUMBER
480167 0010 E
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LEGEND
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REVISED FLOODPLAIN
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FLOOD INSUR C[ RATE MAP
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COMMUNITY-PANEL NUMBER
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LEGEND
SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREA~ INI, NOATED
BY 100-YEAR FLOOD
FLOODWAY AREAS IN ZONE ~,E
OTHER FLOOD AREAS
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FLOODPLAIN HYDRAULICS STUDY
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18.9 ACRE SANDY LAKE ROAD PROPERTY
CITY OF COPPELL, TEXAS
Dallas, Texas
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Nathan D. Maier
July 30, 1996
Mr. Ken Griffin, P.E.
City Engineer, City of Coppell
255 Parkway Boulevard
Coppell, Texas 75019
NATHAN D. MAIER
CONSULTING ENGINEERS. INC.
Subject:
Floodplain Hydraulics Study
Conditional Letter of Map Revision Request
18.9 acre Sandy Lake Road Property
Dear Mr. Griffin:
We are hereby initiating a request for a Conditional Letter of Map Revision (CLOMR) for an
18.9 acre tract of land located adjacent to Sandy Lake Road. This study report addresses
the floodplain hydraulic analyses performed in accordance with the regulations of the
National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) as administered by the Federal Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA). The text explains the procedures followed and the results of
the evaluations, supported by ten appendices of technical data.
This is intended as a complete package for review by the City of Coppell (City) and the
FEMA. The required FEMA ApplicationJCer'df'xcation Forms are provided in Appendix C.
City approval of this CLOMR request should be indicated by execution of the signature
block at the end of the Revision Requestor end Community Official Form (Form 1). If you
have any questions or need any additional information, please let us know. Thank you for
your assistance.
Sincerely,
NATHAN D. MAIER
CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC.
Mark D. Walter, P.E.
Three NorthPerk / 8800 N. Central Expwy, / Suite 300 / Dallas, Texas 75231
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INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................1
METHODOLOGY .................................................................................................................2
RESULTS ..............................................................................................................................4
CONCLUSIONS ...................................................................................................................15
APPENDICES
A .......................................................................................................................Location Map
B ..................................................................................................FLood Insurance Rate Maps
C .................................................................................FEMA Application/Certification Forms
D ..............................................................Duplicate Effective MS Multi-Profile HEC-2 Model
E ........................................................................................Existing Conditions HEC-2 Model
F ......................................................................................Proposed Conditions HEC-2 Model
G .....................................................................................................Floodway HEC-2 Models
H ......................................................................................................................Cross Sections
I ............................................................................................................Floodplain Work Map
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METHODOLOGY
The floodplain hydraulics are analyzed in this study using computer modeling techniques.
The computer program HEC-2 Waler Surfoce Profiles developed by the Hydrologic
Engineering Center of the COE is used for this purpose (Version 4,6.2; May 1991).
The effective FIS multi-profile and floodway models for the Elm Fork were obtained. These
HEC-2 models are duplicated as the initial step in this study. The duplicate multi-profile
model is provided in Appendix D and the duplicate floodway model in the first part of
Appendix G. As shown in the multi-profile model, the peak flow rates for the project
segment of the Elm Fork are 24,300 cubic feet per second (cfs) for the 10-year flood,
37,100 cfs for the SO-year, 44,350 cfs for the 100-year and 60,400 cfs for the 500-year
flood event. These same discharges are used for all evaluations performed in this study.
The duplicate FIS HEC-2 model is modified first to reflect the existing project site conditions.
The distance from the main channel to the property located in the fight (facing downstream)
overbank is determined by scaling from aerial topographic mapping. The ground points
within the segment of the cross section representing the project site are replaced with data
based on field surveys performed by Nathan D. Maier Consulting Engineers, Inc. (NDMCE)
in March 1996. The cross section in the duplicate FIS model located at stream station
938+10 traverses the Sandy Lake Road Property and is modified as described to represent
existing conditions. The next section in the model is located 3760 feet upstream. These
modifications result in the existing conditions HEC-2 multi-profile model. The input and
output listings for this model are provided in Appendix E.
Modifications proposed for the Sandy Lake Road Property consist of earthwork operations
only. Fill is to be placed in the western portion of the property to reclaim the area for the
ultimate site development. The fill will be placed and compacted to densities acceptable
under the FEMA regulations. The fill will extend upward from the hank of Denton Creek
along the north side of the proper~:y on a 4:1 (H:V) slope to a minimum elevation of 447.
On the south side of the property adjacent to Sandy Lake Road, the roadway is to be
improved in the near future and additional right of way expansion into the property is
planned. The location of the proposed right of way is determined from construction plans
obtained from the Dallas County Department of Public Works (County Project No. 91-830,
by Sverdrup Corp.; March 1996). The horizontal location of the right of way is matched by
the proposed fill to be placed for this project. The top of fill elevation is also adjusted to
match the grades proposed as per the roadway construction plans.
The east and northeast areas of the site are to be excavated. Excavation will be from the
property line on a 4:1 slope, then outward to Denton Creek on a 1.0% slope. The bank of
Denton Creek is to be cut to an elevation of 432. This elevation is based on being one foot
above the crest elevation of Carrollton Dam as determined from the Elm Fork flood profiles
contained in the FIS report. This structure is located a short distance downstream of Sandy
Lake Road on the Elm Fork and controls the normal water surface for this section of the Elm
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Fork and for Denton Creek. With the one foot provided to the low cut elevation, the
property will not be encroached into by normal or low flow conditions for Denton Creek.
Two small ponds are located in the northeast portion of the Sandy Lake Road Property.
These ponds are to be left in their existing condition, with excavation to be terminated along
the perimeters of the ponds at one foot above the normal pool elevation. The ponds will be
protected from sedimentation during construction by placement of silt fences. All disturbed
areas will be restored following construction by re-establishment of native grasses. The
proposed site grading is shown on the Grading Plan in Appendix J.
The section in the existing conditions HIEC-2 model is modified to represent the proposed
grading as described above. The resulting proposed conditions HEC-2 multi-profile model
is provided in Appendix F. The cross section located at stream station 938+10 is plotted.
with existing and proposed configurations superimposed and is contained in Appendix H.
The plan view locations of the sections are shown on the Floodplain Work Map which can
be found in Appendix L
Floodway models are also derived for existing and proposed floodplain conditions. The
floodway limits for the cross section at stream station 938+10 are based on encroachment
Method 1, as taken directly from the duplicate floodway model. The entire site is located in
the floodway fringe area as defined at this cross section location. The existing and proposed
conditions floodway models are provided in the middle and latter portions of Appendix G,
respectively.
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RESULTS
The impacts of the proposed modifications to the Sandy Lake Road Property upon the Elm
Fork floodplains are analyzed in this study. The 100-year water surface elevations vary from
445.21 at the downstream end of the site to 445,29 at the upstream end. Elevations for the
500-year floodplain range from 446.90 to 446.96. These elevations are essentially the same
for both the existing and proposed conditions as defined in this study. Greater detail is
provided by the Water Surface Elevation Check Table contained within the FEMA Forms of
Appendix C,
The floodplain delineations are shown on the Floodplain Work Map provided in Appendix I.
Based on the existing floodplain conditions defined in this study, 3.7 acres of the site are
above the 100-year floodplain, while the entire existing site is inundated by the 500-year
flood event. With the proposed ~ading implemented, 11.4 acres of the Sandy Lake Road
Property are removed from the 100-year floodplain and 11.0 acres are above the 500-year
floodplain elevation. The changes to the FIRM that result from the proposed project are
shown in the latter part of Appendix B.
The entire project site is outside of the regulatory floodway based on the floodway limits at
stream station 938+10 in the duplicate FIS floodway model. However, based on the plan
view projection of the floodway limits from the FIRM, the northeast and northern parts of
the property are located within the floodway, as shown on the Floodplain Work Map in
Appendix I. The next section in the effective FIS floodway model is located over 3700 feet
upstream from the section at 938+10; far beyond the project site limits. Also, the majority
of the site that is within the projected floodway limits is to be excavated, which will increase
the conveyance available within the floodway.
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90000.000 60400.00 446.90 2.49 .00 .00 13164.89 .00
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90880.000 37100.00 442.14 2.12 .34 .00 6149.13 880.00
90880.000 443S0.00 443.60 1.47 .19 .00 6232.86 880.00
90880.000 60400.00 446.01 2.41 .11 .00 10727.07 880.00
92090.000 24300.00 440.72 .00 .71 .00 5311.93 1210.00
92090.000 37100.00 443.60 1.88 .46 .00 7463.43 1210.00
92090.000 44350.00 443.91 1.31 .31 .00 7981.15 1210.00
92090.000 80400.00 446.20 2.29 .19 .00 12681.22 1210.00
93300.000 24300.00 440.86 .00 .13 .00 6484.84 210.00
92300.000 37100.00 442.70 1.88 .10 .00 7291.79 210.00
92300.000 44350.00 443.98 1.28 -07 .00 7437.88 210.00
92300.000 60400.00 446.24 2.26 .04 .00 11381.40 210.00
* 93620.000 24300.00 441.90 .OO 1.08 .00 3278.92 1320.00
~ 93620.000 37100.00 443.62 1.72 .92 .00 4982.29 1320.00
* 93620.000 44350.00 444.69 1.07 .71 .00 7348.31 1320.00
, 93620.000 60400.00 446.69 2.00 .45 .00 10914.30 1320.00
* 93670.000 24300.00 442.12 .00 .22 .Q0 3564.06 50.00
93670.000 37100.00 443.82 1.69 .20 .O0 6884.92 50.00
93670.000 44360.00 444.82 1.01 .14 .00 9698.05 80.00
93670.000 60400.00 446.76 1.92 .05 .00 10987.82 50.00
93730.000 24300.00 442.24 .00 .12 .00 2067.72 60.00
· 93730.000 37100.00 443.88 1.64 .06 .00 4077.82 60.00
· 93730.000 44380.00 444.88 1.00 .06 .O0 S236.82 60.00
· 93730.000 60400.00 446.77 1.89 .03 .00 10128.98 60.00
93760.000 24300.00 442.49 .00 .2S .00 2282.21 30.00
93760.000 37100.00 444.16 1.68 .28 .00 4420.79 30.00
93760.000 44350.00 445.04 .88 .1E .00 7802.20 30.00
93760.000 60400.00 446.83 1.79 .08 .00 10182.90 30.00
93810.000 24300.00 442.99 .00 .S0 .00 8149.86 80.08
93810.000 37100.00 444.45 1.46 .29 .00 9166.88 50.00
93810.000 44380.00 445.22 .77 .18 .0O 10076.32 50.00
93810.000 60400.00 446.90 1.68 .07 .00 11007.69 50.00
DUPLICATION MODEL MULTIPLE PROFILE
* 97570.000
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1.31 .87 .00 9082.11 3760.00
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1.46 .63 .00 11384.12 3760.00
* 98460.000 24300.00 444.24 .00 .23 .00 7426.82 880.00
, 98450.000 37100.00 445.54 1131 .22 .00 8024.05 880.00
* 98480.000 44350.00 446.19 .65 .21 .00 8302.07 880.00
, 98450.000 60400.00 447.61 1.42 .18 .00 10060.41 880.00
99280.000 24300.00 444.66 .00 .42 .00 7963.60 830.00
99280.000 37100.00 446.91 1.26 .37 .00 8207.25 830.00
99280.000 44350.00 446.54 .62 .36 .00 8487.64 830.00
98280.000 60400.00 447.90 1.36 .28 .00 10076.30 830.00
100040.000 24300.00 444.99 .00 .33 .00 8074.81 760.00
100040.000 37100.00 446.22 1.23 .30 .00 8248.01 760.00
100040.000 44350.00 446.83 .61 .29 .00 8535.51 760.00
100040.000 60400.00 448.15 1.32 .25 .00 10089.87 760.00
103060.000 24300.00 446.63 .00 1.54 .00 5966.49 3020.00
103060.000 37100.00 447.59 1.06 1.37 .00 8012.32 3020.00
103060.000 44350.00 448.11 .52 1.28 .00 8576.71 3020.00
103060.000 60400.00 449.21 1.10 1.06 .00 9062.54 3020.00
* 106080.000 24300.00 449.09 .00 2.56 .00 5672.68 3020.00
* 106080.000 37100.00 450.11 1.02 2.82 .00 5931.05 3020.00
106080.000 44350.00 450.57 .46 2.46 .00 6543.06 3020.00
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DUPLICATION MODEL MULTIPLE PROFILE
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37500.~0 3G1.00 424.89 415.21 424.94 0.000114 2.50 288:]6.30 2589.75 0.Q9
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37200.¢:30 387.80 424.68 4136.31 424.75 0.~ 2.81 47661.05 3478.36 0.10
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HEC-2 Water Surface Profiles*
* Version 4.6.2; May 1991 *
RUN DATE 20JAN99 TINB 16:34:12 *
EXISTING CONDITION FLOODWAY MODEL
X X y, xyac(xx xx.y..xx
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Existing Condition Floodway Model
20jan99 16:34:12
WATER SURFACE PROFILES
Version 4.6.2; May 1991
T2
T3
DUPLICATION OF EFFECTIVE FIS FLOODWAY MODEL
100-YR DISCHARGES - NATURAL PROFILE
ELM FORK TRINITY RIVER
[EFEISDPF.IH2]
38 I 43 50 42 26 4 93 54
-10 -10
1285 440.7 1810 440 2120
3579 440 4360 446,7 5330
6700 447.9 6990 444,8 7480
9147 439 9342 438 9412
ET 4.1 2900 8619
Xl 90880 45 7720 7990 500 780 880
GR 438 1000 {38 1920 440 2230 440 2640 436.9 2870
20JA~99
16:34:12
EXISTING CONDITION FLOODWAY MODEL
BT 4.1 3900 10020
Xl 92090 45 9000 9320 964 1234 1210
GR 452.80 1000 482.40 1100. 444.3 1300 444.20 1400 442.4 1600
GR 441.50 1800 442.50 2100. 437.6 2500 438.9 3475 439.8 4100
GR 440.2 4110 439.9 4210. 435.1 4700 438.9 5100 440.5 5300
GR 440.20 5500 441.4 5600 448 6000 442.3 6080 440.8 6930
GR 441.60 6950 440. ,6968 440 8250 446.5 8400 444 8600
GR 446.90 8700 441.2 8800 442.8 8940 445,2 8970 443 9000
GR 427 9138 412.7 9175 410.6 9190 428 9235 426 9260
ST 4.1 2850 8710
Xl 92300 42 7703 7969 210 210 210
GR 438 1000 438 1580 438.6 2280 441.1 2710 438 3080
NC .07 ,06 .06
BT 4.1 2950 8650
Xl 33620 49 8200 8380 2570 1420 1320.
BT 4.1 2950 8650
X1 93670 59 8200 8470. 50 50 ~0.
Iee GR 445 1000 445 1080 446 1180 446 1840 441 1830.
GR 440 2300 439.5 2700 440.6 2900 439 3010 438.5 3300.
20JJ~N99
16:34:12
EXISTING CONDITION FLOODWAY MODEL
PAGE 3
NC .3 .5
BT 4.1 3000 8800
X1 93730 44. 8490 8800 60 60 60.
BT
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8800
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30
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8660
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NC .07 .07 .06
ST 4.1 2900 8650
X1 93810 58 8200 8450 S0 50 60
BT 4.1 3100 10700
X1 97570 56 5490 5680 2100 1700 3760
EXISTING CONDITION FLOODWAY MODEL
m
16:34:12
BT 4.1 2300 9760
X1 100040 49 4036 4215 760 760 760
m G~ 481 1000 444 1030 441.5 1190 439,7 1200 439.7 1830
RT 4.1 2840 9700
Xl 103060 96 3333. 3533. 1880.0 1776.0 3020.0
PAGB
EXISTING CONDITION FLOODWAY MODEL
16:34:12
444.2 7408. {44.8 7823. 448.2 7947. 444.7 7992. 444.3 8019.
ST
xl 106080
GR 460
GR 447.5
GR 432.5
GR 450
GR 449
GR 445
GR 446
4.1 2580 8630
52 3630. 2850. 1850.0 1775.0 3020.0
PAGE
EXISTING CONDITION FLOODWAY MODEL
T2
T3
20J/&N99 16:34:12
J1 ICM~CK INQ NINV IDIR STRT METRIC ~VINS Q WSEL
3 443.49
ITRACS
PAGE
20JAN99 16:34:12
EXISTING CONDITION FLOODWAY MODEL
PAGE 7
Version 4.6.2; May 1991
90Q00.000 443.41 44350.00 .00 409.60 2.26 7382.91 1008.24 10747.96
98000.000 443.49 44360.00 ,08 409.60 3.91 3503.30 6615.33 10690.00
90880.000 443.60 44350.00 .00 414.50 2.08 6232.86 1000.00 8616.01
92090.000 443.91 44350.00 .00 410.60 2.09 7951,15 1432.00 10021.74
92300.000 443.98 44350.00 .00 415.10 1.93 7437.88 1000.00 8709.93
93620.000 444.65 44390.00 .00 414.50 4.73 7348.31 1316.03 10211.71
93670.000 444.82 44390.00 ,00 431.00 3.41 9698.05 1308.21 12585.10
93730.000 444.88 44350.00 .00 414.50 4.61 5236.82 1832.18 8800.00
93730.000 445.56 44390.00 .68 414.50 4.67 4301.87 3000.00 8800.00
93760.000 445.04 44390.00 .00 414.60 4.30 7802.30 1815.97 12836.05
93750.000 445.68 44350.00 .64 414.50 4.36 4325.71 3000.00 8800.00
93810.000 445.22 44350.00 .00 414.50 3.43 10076.32 1000.00 12631.33
97570.000 445.98 44360.00 .00 423.00 2.21 9152.30 820.53 10002.83
975?0.000 446.82 44350.00 .84 423.00 2,33 7600.00 3100.00 10700.00
* 98450.000 446.19 44350.00 .00 426.00 3.26 8302.07 1020.60 10906.85
EXISTING CONDITION FLOODWAY MODEL
SECNO
99280.000
99280.000
100040.000
100040.000
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16:34:12
CWSBL Q
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428.00 2.77 8487.64 1019.12 9891.63
428.00 3.19 6804.38 2690.00 9530.00
.00 428.30 2.84 8536.51 1017.88 9773.12
.88 428.30 2.68 7450.00 2300.00 5750.00
1O0 430.00 4.44 8576.71 1150.70 10139.76
.77 430.00 3.92 6712.46 2840.00 9700.00
.00 420.00 3.19 5543.06 1394.46 9342.03
.31 420.00 3.09 5610.38 2648.59 8630.00
Existing Condition Floodway Model
20JAN99 16:34:12
PAGE 9
Summary of Errors and Special Notes
WARNING SECNO= 90880.000 PROFILS~
EXISTING CONDITION
FLOODPLAIN MULTIPLE PROFILE
EXISTING CONDITION MODEL MULTIPLE PROFILE
* HEC-2 WATER SURFACE PROFILES
* Version 4.6.2; May 1991
RUN DATE 24APR99 TIME 14:22:34
Existing Condition Model Multiple Profile
Version 4.6.2; May 1991
T3
HEC-2 Water Surface Profiles
[BFFISDPM.IM2]
J1 ICMECK INQ NINV IDIR STRT MBTRIC MVINS Q
Duplication of Effective FIS Multiple Model
10-year Discharges
Elm Fork Trinity River
2
J2 NPROF IPLOT pRFVS XSBCV XSECM FN kLLDC IBW
-10 -10
NC .08
QT 4
24300 37100 44390 60400
STARTING WATER SURPACE ELEVATIONS ESTIMATED PROM FIS PLOOD PROFILES
Xl 90880 45 7725 7990 500 780 880
OR 438 1000 438 1920 440 2230 440 2640 436.9 2870
GR 431.8 7970 441.3 7990 440.7 8046 440.7 8050 441.8 8099
X1 90000 40 9412 9733
GR 460 1000 442 1010 440.8 1289 440.7 1810 440 2120
Existing Condition Model Multiple Profile
24APR99
14:22:34
GR 438 8600 445 8620 445 1280S 445 12915 450 13000
4~ 9000 9320 964 1234 1210
1000 452.40 1100. 444.3 1300 444.20 1400 442.4 1600
1800 442.80 2100. 437.6 2500 438.9 347S 439.8 4100
4110 439.9 4210. 435.1 4700 438.5 5100 440.5 ~300
Xl 92090
GR 452.80
GR 441.50
GR 440.2
GR 440.20
GR 441.60
GR 446.90
GR 427
GR 430
GR 429.8
X1 92300 42 7703 7969 210 210 210
GR 438 1000 438 1~80 438.6 2280 441.1 2710 438 3080
NC .07 .06 .06
Xl 93620 49 8200 8380 2570 1420 1320.
X1 93670 69 8200 8470. ~0 50 50,
GR 445 1000 445 1080 446 1180 446 1240 441 1530.
EXISTING CONDITION MODEL MULTIPLE PROFILE
PAGE
NC .3
X1 93730 44. 8490 8800 60 60 60.
BT 2 8490 443.5 439.6 8800 448.5 444.6
GR 490 1000 447 1420 447 1620 443 2020
X1 93760
X2
30 30 30
2480
5220.
5890
8030
8170
8650
8870
10420
X1 98490 49 4038 4215 800 700 880
GR 451 1000 444 1030 441.S 1190 439.7 1200 439.7 1830
X1 97570 56 5490 5680 3100 1700 3760
GR 4~0 600 446 820 444 880 444 1180 442 1420
GR 442 1870 440 2180 440 3800 442 3820 444 4030
NC .07 .07 .06
X1 93810 58 8200 8480 50 50 50
GR 44S 1000 448 1080 446 1180 446 1240 441 1530
GR 440 2300 439.5 2700 440.S 2900 439 3010 438.5 3300
14:22:34
EXISTING CONDITION MODEL MULTIPLE PROFILE
GR 441.6 7800 442 8200 443.6 8800 443.8 8900
GR 446.5 9100 447,5 9180 447.3 9235 428.3 9265
GR 446 9328 447.5 9800 446 10400 446.9 10900
GR 448 11100 455 11200 457.5 11300 459.2 11420
9000
9305
11000
X1 103060 96 3333. 3833. 1850.0 1778.0 3020.0
GR 455.8 1000, 481.7 1023. 448.7 1146. 447.7 1154. 446.6 1229,
X1 100040 49 4035 4215 760 760 760
GR 451 1000 444 1030 441.5 1190 439.7 1200 439.7 1830
PAG8
X1 99280 49 4035 4218 750 780 830
GR 451 1000 444 1030 441.5 1190 439.7 1200 439.7 1830
24/~PR99
14:22:34
EXISTING CONDITION MODEL MULTIPLE PROFILE
Xl 106080 52 2630. 2850. 1850.0 1775.0 3020.0
GR 460 1000 453.5 1160 480 1440 461 1870 4S3 2220
EXISTING CONDITION MODEL MULTIPLE PROFILE
T2
T3
24APR99 14:22:34
DUPLICATION OF EFFECTI%~ FIE MULTI-PROFILE 80DSL
50-YR DISCHARGES
ELM FORK TRINITY RIVER
J1 ICHECK INQ NINV IDIR ETRT METRIC HVINS Q
3
J2 NPROF IPLOT PRFVS XSECV' XSECH FN kLLDC IBW
EXISTING CONDITION MODEL MULTIPLE PROFILE
24APR99 14:22:34
IDIR STRT METRIC HVINS
443.41
PAGE
Existing Condition Model Multiple Profile
IDIR STRT MBTRIC MVINS
Existing Condition Model Multiple Profile
24APR98 14:22:34
PAGE
HEC-2 WATER SURFACE PROFILEE
Version 4.6.2; Eay 1991
90000.000 .00 .00 .00 409.60 24300.00 439.30 .00 439.44
6840.27
90000.000 .00 .00 .00 409.60 37100.00 441.80 .00 441.86
12.62 3.67 11404.23
$.88 2.81 24447.14
3.32 2.26 35733.24
90880.000 880.00 .00 .00 414.50 24300.00 440.01 .00 440.11
8436.10
90880.000 880.00 .00 ,00 414.80 37100.00 442.14 .00 442.19
18244.21
90880.000 880.00 .00 ,00 414.50 44360.00 443.60 .00 443.64
26690.91
90880.000 880.00 .00 .00 414.$0 60400.00 446.01 .00 446.03
6.63 2.75 14743.68
4.14 2.39 27391.50
2.76 2.08 36481.13
1.78 1.82 66006.86
92090.000 1210.00 .00 .00 410.60 24300.00 440.72 .00 440.80
10348.14
92090.000 1210.00 .00 .00 410,60 37100.00 442.60 .00 442.66
17804.15
92090.000 1210.00 .00 .00 410.60 44360.00 443.91 .00 443.98
28663.02
92090.000 1210.00 .00 .00 410.60 60400.00 446.20 .00 446.22
5.51 2.56 15035.36
4.34 2.39 26899.09
2.99 2.09 37021.61
1.75 1.75 61190.09
92300.000 210,00 .00 .00 415.10 24300,00 440.85 .00 440.92
10894.23
92300.000 210.00 .00 .00 415.10 37100.00 442.70 .00 442.74
19832.31
92300.000 210.00 .00 .00 415.10 44350.00 443.98 .00 444.01
28233.98
92300.000 210.00 .00 .00 418.10 60400.00 446.24 .00 446.26
48115.69
4.98 2.37 18273.26
3,50 2.17 31158.26
2.47 1.93 40568,76
1.58 1.68 62247.29
93620.000 1320.00 .00 .00 414.50 24300.00 441.90 .00 442.22
10,91 5,33 9090.01
9.42 8,27 16005.95
7.07 4.73 22800.47
3.69 3.64 42684.94
93670.000 50.00 .00 .00 431.00 24300.00 442.12 .00 442.32
3788.81
93670.000 $0.00 .00 .00 431.00 37100.00 443.82 .00 443.93
8631.77
93670.000 50.00 .00 .00 431,00 44350.00 444.82 .00 444,90
13349.95
93670.000 80.00 .00 .00 431.00 60400.00 446.75 .00 446.78
41.14 5.11 8140.43
18.47 4.05 15722.76
11.04 3.41 25430.74
4.93 2.61 45478.22
27196.46
EXISTING CONDITION MODEL MULTIPLE PROFILE
93730.000 60.00 443.50 444.60 414.60 24300.00 442.24 .00
3300.21
63730.000 60,00 443,60 444.60 414.90 37100.00 443-88 -0O
4708.26
93730.000 60,00 443,50 444.60 414.60 44350.00 444.88 .00
6697.62
93730.000 60.00 443.50 444.60 414,60 60400.00 446.77 .00
14602.01
442.77
444.23
445.08
446.89
62.09
6.31 4617.07
5.94 9052.19
4.61 13469.73
2.70 29733.11
SECNO
14:22:34
~XISTING CONDITION MODBL MULTIPLB PROFILS
PAGE 10
93760.000 30.00 443.90 444.60 414.S0 24300.00 442.49 .00
3423.69
93760.000 30.00 443.90 444.60 414.90 37100.00 444.16 .00
93810.000 50.00 .00 .00 414.50 24300.00 442.99 .00
9572.01
93810.000 50.00 .00 .00 414.90 37100.00 444.49 .00
19637.55
93810.000 S0.00 .00 .00 414.90 44390.00 445.22 .00
20499.79
93810.000 S0.00 .00 .00 414.50 60400.00 446.90 ,00
36076.66
97970.000 3760.00 .00 .00 423.00 24300.00 444.01 .00
16790.19
97570.000 3760.00 .00 .00 433.00 37100,00 445.32 .00
99280.000 830.00 .00 .00 428.00 24300.00 444.66 .00
11570.13
99280.000 830.00 .00 .00 428.00 37100.00 449.91 .00
18433.78
99280,000 830.00 .00 .00 428.00 44390.00 446.~4 .00
22551,95
99280,000 830.00 .00 .00 428.00 60400.00 447.90 .00
33159.57
100040.000 760.00 .00 .00 428.30 24300.00 444.99 .00
12215.08
100040.000 760.00 .00 .00 428.30 37100.00 446.22 .00
100040.000 760.00 .00 ,00 428.30 44350,00 446.83 .00
23330.86
100040.000 760.00 .00 .00 428.30 60400.00 448.15 .00
33906.21
442,99
444.43
445.21
446.91
443.12
444.55
445.29
446.94
444.03
445.35
446.00
447.46
444.31
445.60
446.24
447.66
444,70
446,95
446.57
447.93
445,02
446.24
446.86
448.18
446.66
447.69
448.20
449.28
449.13
450.16
450.62
50.38
52.14
39.85
16.34
6.44
4.70
2.97
2.09
2.06
2.02
1.76
5.91
5.19
4.82
3.87
4.41
4.05
3.87
3.32
3.96
3.74
3.61
3.17
20.67
17.85
16.04
12.49
7.75
9.08
9.70
10.74
103060.000 3020.00 .00 .00 430.00 24300.00 446.53 .00
5.99 ~111.22
5.25 10206,48
4.30 14394.64
2.64 30311,86
3.66 13678.47
3.64 23638.37
3.43 31103.70
2.91 49006.05
2.06 29818.52
2.17 41601.75
2.21 47601.16
2.19 63955.03
3.34 18907.66
3.28 28808.39
3.2~ 34098.73
3.09 47419.78
2.73 22600.43
2.79 32752.93
2.77 37937.84
2,73 50699.86
2.42 23926.13
2.50 33931,84
2.54 39069.74
2,54 ~1874.99
4.68 12626.92
4.55 19933,27
4.44 24275.03
4.13 33961,10
2.72 17426.80
EXISTING CONDITION MODEL MULTIPL~ PROFILE
14:22:34
EXISTING CONDITION MODEL MULTIPLE PROFILE
SBCNO Q CWSEL DIFWSP DIFWSX DIFKWS TOPWID XLCM
90000.000 24300.00 439.30 .00 .00 .00 3794.98 .00
90000.000 37100~00 441.80 2.50 .00 .00 6997.43 .00
90000.000 44380.00 443.41 1.61 .00 .00 7382.91 .00
90000.000 60400.00 445.90 2.49 .OO .00 13164.99 .00
90880.000 24300.00 440.01 .00 .71 .00 5662.63 880.00
90880.000 37100.00 442.14 2.12 .34 .00 6149.13 880.00
90880.000 44350.00 443.60 1.47 .19 .0O 6232.86 880.00
90880.000 60400.00 446.01 2.41 .11 .00 10727.07 880.00
92090.000 24300.00 440.72 .00 .71 .00 8311.93 1210.00
92090.000 37100.00 442.60 1.88 .46 .00 7463.43 1210.00
92090.000 44350.00 443.91 1.31 .31 .00 7951.19 1210.00
92090.000 60400.00 446.20 2.29 .19 .00 12681.22 1210.00
92300.000 24300.00 440.89 .00 .13 .00 6454.84 210.00
92300.000 37100.00 442.70 1.85 .10 .00 7291.79 210.00
92300.000 44390.00 443.98 1.28 .07 .00 7437.88 210.00
92300.000 60400.00 446.24 2.26 .04 .00 11381.40 210.00
* 93620.000 24300.00 441.90 .00 1.05 .00 3278.92 1320.00
* 93620.000 37100.00 443.62 1.72 .92 .00 4982.29 1320.00
, 93620.000 44350.00 444.69 1.07 .71 .00 7348.31 1320.00
, 93620.000 60400.00 446.69 2.00 .49 .00 10914.10 1320.00
93670.000 24300.00 442.12 .00 .22 .00 3864.06 50.00
93670.000 37100.00 443.82 1.69 .20 .00 8854.92 80.00
93670.000 44390.00 444.82 1.01 .14 .00 9698.09 50.00
93670.000 80400.00 446.78 1.92 .08 .00 10987.52 90.00
93730.000 24300.00 442.24 .00 .12 .00 2067.72 60.00
* 93730.000 37100.00 443.88 1.64 .06 .00 4077.52 60.00
, 93730.000 44350.00 444.88 1.00 .06 .00 9236.82 60.00
* 93730.000 60400.00 446.77 1.89 .03 .00 10128.99 60.00
93760.000 24300.00 442.49 .00 .25 .00 2282.21 30.00
93760.000 37100.00 444.16 1.68 .28 .00 4420.79 30.00
93760.000 44350.00 448.04 .88 .16 .00 7802.20 30.00
93760.000 60400.00 446.83 1.79 .09 .00 10152.90 30.00
93810.000 24300.00 442.99 .00 .50 .00 5149.56 90.00
93810.000 37100.00 444.46 1.46 .29 .00 9166.98 50.00
93810.000 44350.00 448.22 .77 .18 .00 10076.32 50.00
93810.000 60400.00 446.90 1.68 .07 .00 11007.69 50.00
EXISTING CONDITION MODEL MULTIPLE PROFILE
14:22:34
Q
DIFWSP
DIFWSX DIPKWS TOPWID XLCH
, 97570.000 24300.00 444.01 .00 1.02 .00 8882.0S 3760.00
· 97670.000 37100.00 446.32 1.31 .87 .00 9082.11 3760.00
, 97570.000 443S0.00 44S.98 .66 .76 .00 9182.30 3760.00
97870.000 60400.00 447.44 1.45 .83 .00 11384.12 3760.00
* 98480.000 24300.00 444.24 .0O .23 .00 7426.82 880.00
, 98460.000 37100.00 448.84 1131 .22 .00 8024.05 880-00
99280.000 24300.00 444.66 .00 .42 .00 7963.60 830.00
99280.000 37100.00 445.91 1.26 .37 .00 8207.25 830.00
99280.000 44350.00 446.54 .62 .38 .00 8487.64 830.00
99280.000 60400.00 447.90 1.36 .28 .00 10076.30 830.00
100040.000 24300.00 444.99 .00 .33 .00 8074.81 760.00
100040.000 37100.00 446.22 1.23 .30 .00 8248.01 760.00
100040.000 443~0.00 446.83 .61 .29 .00 8536.51 760.00
100040.000 60400.00 448.15 1.32 .aS .00 10089.87 760.00
* 103060.000 24300.00 446.53 .00 1.54 .00 6986.49 3020.00
* 103060.000 37100.00 447.59 1.06 1.37 .00 8012.32 3020.00
, 103060.000 44350.00 448.11 .52 1.28 .00 8~76.71 3020.00
, 103060.000 60400.00 449.21 1.10 1.06 .00 8062.54 3020.00
· 106080.000 24300.00 449.09 .00 2.56 .00 5672.68 3020.00
· 106080.000 37100.00 450.11 1.02 2.82 .00 5931.05 3020.00
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24APR99 14:22:34
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WARNING SECNO= 93810.000 PROFILE=
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CROSS SECTIONS
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Ground Section
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HEC-2 WATER SURFACE PROFILES
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DUPLICATION OF EFFECTIVE FIS FLOODWAY MODEL
100-YR DISCHARGES - NATUR~ PROFILE
E~M FORK TRINITY RIVER
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WSEL FQ
443.41
C/{NIM ITRACE
38 I 43 50 42 26 4 53 54
-10 -10
NC .08 .06 .075 .1 .3
QT 2 44390 44350
~T 4.1 4950 10690
X1 90000 40 9412 9733
GR 450 1000 442 1010 440.8
GR 440 2670 434 3300 434
GR 438 5835 438 6925 436.1
GR 445 ?950 440.2 8630 448
GR 43~ 3442 434.4 9452 431.4
1285 440.7 1810 440 2120
3975 440 4360 446.7 5330
6780 447.5 6950 444.8 7480
9147 439 9342 438 9412
ET 4.1 2900 8615
X1 90880 45 7725 7990 500 780 880
GR 438 1000 438 1920 440 2230 440 2640 436.9 2870
PROPOSED CONDITION FLOODWAY MODEL
BT 4.1 3900 10020
Xl 92090 45 9000 9320 964 1234 1210
GR 482.80 1000 452.40 1100. 444.3 1300 444.20 1400 442.4 1600
GR 441.80 1800 442.80 2100. 437.8 2800 438.9 3478 439.8 4100
GR 440.2 4110 439.9 4210. 438.1 4700 438.9 5100 440.5 5300
GR 440.20 5500 441.4 8600 448 6000 442.3 6080 440.8 6930
GR 441.60 6980 440. 6968 440 8250 446.8 8400 444 8600
GR 446.90 8700 441.2 8800 442.8 8940 445.2 8970 443 9000
GR 427 9135 412.7 9175 410.6 9190 428 9235 426 9260
NC .07 .06 .06
ST 4,1 2980 8680
X1 93620 49 8200 8380 2570 1420 1320.
GR 445 1000 448 1080 446 1180 446 1240 441 1830
ET 4.1 2980 8650
Xl 93670 59 8200 8470. 50 50
PROPOSED CONDITION FLOODWAY MODEL
PAGE 3
NC .3
rew ET 4.1 3000
X1 93730 44. 8490 8800
BT 2 8490 443.5 439.6
GR 450 1000 447 1420
~mm GR 441.5 3620 442 3820
93760
4.1
3000
8800
60 60 60.
8800 448.5 444.6
447 1620 443 2020
8800
3O 30
30
442
447
442
437.5
443.8
418
446
445
2480
5220,
5890
8030
8170
8650
8870
10420
ET 4.1 3100 10700
X1 97570 56 5490 5680 2100 1700 3760
GR 450 600 445 820 444 880 444 1150 442 1420
GR 442 1870 440 2180 440 3800 442 3820 444 4030
NC .07 .07 .06
ET 4.1 2900 8650
X1 93810 58 8200 8450 50 50 50
GR 445 1000 445 1080 446 1180 446 1240 441 1530
GR 440 2300 439.5 2700 440.5 2900 439 3010 438.5 3300
PROPOSED CONDITION FLOODWAY MOD~L
ET 4.1 1930 9480
~ Xl 98450 49 4036 4215 800 700 880
r GR 4~1 1000 444 1030 441.5 1190 439.7 1200 439.7 1830
GR 442 1840 440.6 2500 441.2 2928 442.6 3080 443 3180
GR 443 3700 444.S 3880 444.9 4000 445.7 4036 426.9 4090
4.1 2890 9530
BT 4.1 2300
Xl 100040 49 4035 4215 760 760 760
~ GR 451 1000 444 1030 441.6 1190 439.7 1200 439.7 1830
ST 4.1 2840 9700
Xl 103060 96 3333. 3533. 1860.0 1776.0 3020.0
PROPOSED CONDITION FLOODWAY MODEL
GR 444.2 7408. 444.8 7823. 445.2 7947. 444.7 7992. 444.3 8019.
GR 444.6 8089. 445.4 8173. 446.5 8381. 446.6 8527. 446.6 8564.
GR 447.4 8770. 447.4 88~9. 437.9 8848. 438.1 8887. 446.9 8906.
GR 447.8 8964. 447.8 9089. 445.0 9182. 446.4 9223. 447.1 9285.
GR 447.8 9315. 439.8 9326. 433.2 9367. 439.7 9398. 440.9 9439.
GR 444.9 9460. 447.6 9490. 447.4 9648. 447.3 9655, 446.6 9912.
GR 447.8 10034. 448.0 10132. 449.4 10229. 463.6 10326. 455.5 10423.
Xl 106080
GR 460
GR 447.$
GR 432.S
GR 450
GR 449
GR 448
GR 446
4,1 2580 8630
52 2630. 2850. 1880.0 1775.0 3020.0
PAGE
PROPOSED CONDITION F~OODWAY MOD8L
T3
PROPOSED CONDITION FLOODWAY MODEL
PAGE 7
HEC-2 WATER SURFACE PROFILES
Version 4.6.2; May 1991
SECNO
99280.000
99280.000
100040.000
100040.000
* 103060.000
· 103060.000
106080.000
106080.000
CWSEL Q DIFWSP BLMIN
PAGE 8
PROPOSED CONDITION [LOODWAY MODEL
WARNING SECNO= 90880.000 PROFILB-
WARNING S~CNO~ 93620.000 PROFILE=
PROPOSED CONDITION
MULTIPLE PROFILE MODEL
Proposed Condition Multiple Profile
HEC-2 WATER SURFACE PROFILES
Version 4.6.2~ 8aV 1991
U.S. Army Corp of Engineers
HEC-2 WATER SURFACE PROFILES
Version 4.6.2; May 1991
T2
T3
-10 -10
QT 4 24300 37100 44350 60400
X1 90000 40 9412 9733
GR 480 1000 442 1010 440.8 1285 440.7 1810 440 2120
GR 440 3670 434 3300 434 3875 440 4360 446.7 8330
GR 438 5835 438 6925 436,1 6780 447.8 6990 444.8 7480
X1 90880 45 7729 7990 800 780 880
GR 438 1000 438 1920 440 2230 440 2640 436.9 2870
14:22:34
GR 438 8600 446 8620 445 12805 445 12918
Xl 92090
GR 452.80
GR 441.60
GR 440.2
GR 440.20
GR 441.60
GR 446.90
GR 427
GR 430
GR 429.8
450
13000
X1 93670 69 8200 8470. 80 50 80.
GR 445 1000 445 1080 446 1180 446 1240 441 1530.
GR 440 2300 439.5 2700 440.5 2900 439 3010 438.5 3300.
Xl 93620 49 8200 8380 2570 1420 1320.
Xl 92300 42 7703 7969 210 210 210
GR 438 1000 438 1580 438.6 2280 441.1 2710 438 3080
45 9000 9320 964 1234 1230
1000 452.40 1100. 444.3 1300 444.20 1400 442.4 1600
1800 442.60 2100. 437.6 2500 638.9 3478 439.8 4100
14:22:34
NC .3
X1 93730 44. 8490 8800 60 60 60.
BT 2 8490 443.8 439.6 8800 448.8 444.6
GR 450 1000 447 1420 447 1620 443 2020
X2
93760
30 30 30
442
447
442
437.S
443.5
418
446
445
2480
8220.
6890
9030
8170
8650
88?0
10420
X1 98450 49 4035 4219 800 700 880
GR 451 1000 444 1030 441.5 1190 439.7 1200 439.7 1830
GR 442 1840 440.8 2500 441.2 2929 442.5 3080 443 3180
Xl 97570 56 5490 5680 2100 1700 3780
GR 4~0 600 446 820 444 880 444 1150 442 1420
NC .07 .07 .06
X1 93810 58 8200 8450 80 50 80
GR 445 1000 445 1080 446 1180 446 1240 441 1530
GR 440 2300 439.5 2700 440.5 2900 439 3010 438.9 3300
GR 443 3720 446.5 3810 449.5 4200 449.S 4520 446.5 4710
FROPOSED CONDITION MULTIPLB PROFILS
GR 441.6 7800 442 8200 443.6 8800 443.S 8900 446.S 9000
GR 446.S 9100 447.~ 9185 447.3 9235 428.3 9265 428.5 9300
GR 446 9325 447.5 9800 446 10400 446.9 10900 446,5 11000
GR 448 11100 455 11200 457.5 11300 459.2 11420
Xl 99280 48 4035 4215 750 750 830
GR 451 1000 444 1030 441.~ 1190 439.7 1200 439.7 1830
X1 100040 49 4035 4215 760 760 760
GR 481 1000 444 1030 441.S 1190 439.7 1200 439.7 1830
X1 1030~0 96 3333. 3S33. 1880.0 177~.0 3020.0
GR 455.S 1000. 451.7 1023. 448.7 1146. 447.7 1154. 446.6 1229.
T2
T3
J1 ICHECK INQ NINV IDIR STRT METRIC ~INS Q
3
J2 NPROF IPLOT PRFVS XSBCV' XSBCM FN ALLDC IBW
PAGE
24APR99 14:22:34
T2
T3
ICHECK
J2 NPROF
3
PAGE
PROPOSED CONDITION MULTIPLE PROFILE
24APR99 14:22:34
WSEL
44S.9
CHNIM
FQ
ITRACE
PAGE
PAGE
MEt-2 WATER 6URFACE pROFILRS
version 4.6.2; May 1991
90000.000 .00 .00 .00 409.60 24300.00 439.30 .00 439.44 12.62 3.67 11404.23
6840.27
90000.000 .00 .00 .00 408.68 37100.00 441,80 .00 441.86 5.85 2.81 24447.14
16340.65
90000.000 .00 .00 .00 409.60 44360.00 443.41 .00 443.44 3.32 2.26 35723.24
24347.16
90000.000 .00 .00 .00 409.60 60400.00 446.90 .00 445.92 1.84 1.86 59747.54
44628.46
90880.000 880.00 .00 .00 414.60 24300.00 440.01 .00 440.11 6.63 2.75 14743.68
9436.10
90880.000 880.00 .00 .00 414.60 37100.00 442.14 .00 442.15 4.14 2.39 27391.60
92090.000 1210.00 .00 .00 410.60 24300.00 440.73 .00 440.80 5.61 2.56 16035.36
10348.14
92090.000 1210.00 .00 .00 410.60 37100.00 442.60 .00 442,66 4.34 2.39 26899.09
17804.16
92090.000 1210.00 .00 .00 410.60 44360.00 443.91 .00 443.96 2.99 2.09 37021.61
92300,000 210.00 .00 .00 415,10 24300.00 440.85 .00 440.92 4.98
10894.23
92300.000 210.00 .00 .00 415.10 37100.00 442,70 .00 442.74 3.50
19833.31
92300.000 210.00 .00 .00 419.10 44350.00 443,98 .00 444,01 2.47
28232.98
92300.000 210.00 .O0 .00 416,10 60400.00 446,24 .00 446.26 1.68
48115.69
* 93620.000 1320.00 .00 .00 414.60 24300.00 441,90 .00 442.22 10.91
7367,96
93630.000 1330.00 .00 .00 414.S0 37100.00 443,62 .00 443.85 9,42
12087.92
93620.000 1320.00 .00 .00 414.60 44350,00 444,69 .00 444.84 7.07
16681.18
93620.000 1320.00 .00 .00 414.60 60400.00 446.69 .00 446.76 3.69
93670.000 50.00 ,00 .00 431.00 24300.00 442.12 .00 442.32
3788.51
93670.000 50.OO .00 .00 431.00 37100.00 443.82 .00 443,93
8631.77
93670.000 50.00 .0O .00 431.00 44350.00 444,82 .00 444.90
18.47
4.93
2.37 18273.26
2.17 3115~.26
1.93 40568.76
1,68 62247.29
5.33 9090.01
5.27 16005,95
4.73 22800.47
3.64 42684.54
27196.46
PROPOSBD CONDITION MULTIPLE PROFILB
93730.000 60.00 443.50 444.60 414.~0 34300.00 442-24 -00
3300.21
* 93730.000 60.00 443.S0 444.60 414.~0 37100.00 443.88 .00
4708.=6
442.77 $4.22 6.31 4617.07
444.23 62.09 S.94 9052.19
465.08 46.19 4.61 13469.73
446,89 17.11 2.70 29733.11
24A~R99
93760.000
3423.69
93760.000
8137.85
93760.000
7025.86
93760.000
14:22:34
XLCH
30.00
30,00
30.00
30.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
E0.00
443.E0
443.E0
443.90
443.50
.00
.00
.00
.00
PROPOSBD CONDITION MULTIPLH PROFILB
ELLC ELMIN Q CWSEL CRIWS EG
444.60 414.80 24300.00 442.49 .00 442.95
444.60 414.50 37100.00 444.16 .00 444.43
444?60 414.50 44350.00 448.04 .00 445.21
444.60 414.90 60400.00 446.83 .00 446.91
.00 414.50 24300.00 442.99 .00 443.12
PAGE 10
10*Fa VCH AREA
80.38 5.99 5111.22
52.14 5.3E 10206.48
39.8E 4.30 14394.64
16.34 2.64 30311.86
6.44 3,66 13678,47
E.63 3.64 23638.37
4.70 3.43 31103.70
97570.000 3760.00 .00 .00 433.00 34300.00 444.01 .00 444.03 2.09
16790.19
97E70.000 3760.00 .00 .00 423.00 37100.00 445.32 .O0 445.35 2.06
98450.000 880.00 .00 ,00 426.00 24300.00 444.24 .00 444,31 8.91
9993.12
984E0.000 880,00 .00 .00 426.00 37100.00 448,E4 .00 44E.60 5.19
1628E.66
984E0.000 880.00 ,00 .00 426.00 443E0.00 446.19 .00 446.24 4.82
20204.83
98450.000 880.00 .00 .00 436.00 60400.00 447.61 .00 447.66 3.87
30710.44
99280.000 830.00 .00 .00 428.00 24300.00 444.66 .00 444.70 4.41
11570.13
99280,000 830.00 .00 .00 428.00 37100.00 445.91 .00 448,8E 4.05
18433.78
99280.000 830.00 .00 .00 428.00 44350.00 446.E4 .00 446.57 3.87
100040.000 760.00 .00 .00 428.30 24300.00 444.99 .00 44E.02 3.96
100040.000 760.00 .00 .00 428.30 37100.00 446.22 .00 446.24 3.74
19189.99
100040.000 760.00 .00 .00 428.30 44350.00 446.83 .00 446.86 3.61
33330.86
100040.000 760.00 .00 .00 428.30 60400.00 448.15 .00 448.18 3.17
33906.21
103060.000 3020.00 .00 .00 430.00 24300.00 446.53 .00 446.66 20.67
5344,77
103060.000 3020.00 ,00 .00 430.00 37100.00 447.59 .00 447.69 17.89
* 106080.000 3020.00 .00 .00 430.00 24300.00 449.08 .00 449.13 7.78
8726.28
* 106080.000 3020.00 .00 .00 420.00 37100.00 4E0.11 .00 480.16 9.08
12315.18
106080.000 3020,00 .00 .00 420.00 44350.00 480.57 .00 450.62 9.70
14237.99
106080.000 3020.00 .00 .00 420.00 60400.00 451.45 .00 451.52 10.74
2.06 29818.52
2.17 41601.75
2.21 47601.16
2.19 63955.03
3.34 18507.66
3.28 28808.39
3.25 34058.73
3.09 47419.78
2.73 22600.43
2.75 32752.93
2.77 37837.84
2.73 50699.86
2.42 23926.13
2.80 33931.84
2.54 39065.74
2.54 51874.99
4,68 12636.92
4.55 19933.27
4,44 24275,03
4.13 33961.10
2.73 17426.80
3.04 23292.89
3.19 26212.53
3.45 32405.79
18432.17
ELM FORK TRINITY RIVER
90000.000 24300.00 439.30 .00 .00 .00 3794.98 .00
90000.000 37100.00 441.80 2.50 .00 .00 6597.43 .00
90000.000 44350.00 443.41 1.61 .00 .00 7382.61 .00
90000.000 60400.00 445.90 2.49 .00 -00 13164.99 .00
90880.000 24300.00 440.01 .00 .71 .00 5662.63 880.00
90880.000 37100.00 442.14 2.12 .34 .00 6149.13 880.00
90880.000 44350.00 443.60 1.47 .19 .00 6232.86 880.00
90880.000 60400.00 446.01 2.41 .11 .00 10727.07 880.00
92090,000 24300.00 440.72 ,00 .71 .00 5311.93 1210.00
92090.000 37100.00 442.60 1.88 .46 .00 7463.43 1210.00
92090.000 44350.00 443.91 1.31 .31 .00 7951.15 1210.00
92090.000 60400.00 446.20 2.29 .19 .00 12681.22 1210.00
92300.000 24300.00 440.86 .00 .13 .00 6454.84 210.00
92300.000 37100.00 442.70 1.85 .10 .00 7291.79 210.00
92300.000 44350.00 443.98 1.28 .07 .00 7437.88 210.00
92300.000 60400.00 446.24 2.26 .04 .00 11381.40 210.00
93620.000 24300.00 441.90 .00 1.05 .00 3278.92 1320.00
· 93620.000 37100.00 443.62 1.72 .92 ,00 4982.29 1320.00
· 93620.000 44350.00 444,69 1.07 .71 .00 7348.31 1320.00
93620.000 60400.00 446.69 2.00 .45 .00 10914.10 1320.00
93670.000 24300.00 442.12 .00 .22 .00 3564,06 60.00
93670.000 37100.00 443.82 1.69 .20 .00 6854.92 60.00
93670.000 44350.00 444.82 1.01 .14 .00 9698.06 60.00
93670.000 60400.00 446.75 1.92 .05 .00 10957.92 50.00
93730.000 24300.00 442.24 .00 .12 .00 2067.72 60.00
93730.000 37100.00 443.88 1.64 .06 .00 4077.52 60.00
93730.000 44350.00 444.88 1.00 .06 .0O 5236.82 60.00
93730.000 60400,00 446.77 1.89 .03 .00 10125.95 60.00
93760.000 24300.00 442.49 .00 .25 .00 2282.21 30.00
93760.000 37100.00 444.16 1.68 .28 .00 4420.79 30.00
93760.000 44350.00 445.04 .88 ,16 .00 7802.20 30.00
93760.000 60400.00 446.83 1.79 .05 .00 10162.90 30.00
* 93810.000 24300.00 442.99 .00 .50 .00 5149.56 50.00
* 93810.000 37100.00 444.45 1.46 .29 .00 9166.58 50.00
* 93810.000 44350.00 446.22 .77 .18 .00 10076.32 50.00
* 93810.000 60400.00 446.90 1.68 .07 .00 11007.69 50.00
PAGE 11
PROPOSED CONDITION MULTIPLE PROFIL~
24/~PR99
SECNO
14:22:34
CWSEL DIFWSP DIFWSX DIFKWS TOPWID XLCM
, 97570.000 24300.00 444.01 .00 1.02 .00 8882.05 3760.00
, 97570.000 37100.00 445.32 1.31 .87 .00 9082.11 3760.00
· 97570.000 44380.00 448.98 .66 .76 .00 9182.30 3760.00
97570.000 60400.00 447.44 1.45 .53 .00 11384.12 3760.00
* 98450.000 24300.00 444.24 .00 .23 .00 7426.82 880.00
· 984S0.000 37100.00 445.84 1.31 .22 .00 8034.06 880.00
* 98450.000 44350.00 446.19 .68 .21 .00 8302.07 880.00
, 98480.000 50400.00 447.61 1.43 .18 .00 10060.41 880.00
99280.000 24300.00 444.66 .00 .42 .00 7963.60 830.00
99280.000 37100.00 445.91 1.2~ .37 .00 8207.25 830.00
100040.000 24300.00 444.99 .00 .33 .00 8074.81 760.00
100040.000 37100.00 446.22 1.23 .30 .00 8248.01 760.00
100040.000 443S0.00 446.83 .61 .29 .00 8~36.81 760.00
100040.000 60400.00 448.15 1.32 .2~ .00 10089.87 780.00
· 103060.000 24300.00 446.53 .00 1.54 .00 ~956.49 3020.00
· 103060.000 37100.00 447.59 1.06 1.37 .00 8012.32 3020.00
· 103060.000 44350.00 448.11 .83 1.28 .00 8576.71 3020.00
· 103060.000 60400.00 449.11 1.10 1.06 .00 9062.84 3020.00
· 106080.000 24300.00 449.09 .00 2.56 .00 5672.68 3020.00
~ 106080.000 37100.00 480.11 1.02 2.52 .00 S931.05 3030.00
PAGE
34~.PR99 14:22:34
PROPOSED CONDITION MULTIPLE PROFILM
PAGE 13
WARNING SBCNO= 93670.000 PROFILE~
WJ~P, NING S~CNO~ 93730.000 PROFILE=
WARNING SECNO= 93730.000 PROFILB=
WARNING 8ECNO~ 93730.000 PROFILB=
WARNING SECNO~ 97570.000 PROFIL~m
WideNING SBCNO~ 97S70.000 PROFILB=
W/~ING SBCNO~ 97S70.000 pROFILEs
WA~ING SECNOs 103060.000 PROPILB=
WAP, NING SECNOs 103060.000 PROFILBm
WARNING SBCNO~ 103060.000 PROFILe=
W~NING SECNOs 103060.000 PROFIL=~
PROPOSED CONDITION
CROSS SECTIONS
| I
468
I '1 ' I ..... !
ELM FO .... TRINITY RIVER
Cross-Section 90000
'1 I '1 I
458 -
448 -
438 -
428 -
418 -
408 ~ ~
1000 3000 5000
..... Bridge
~round Section
- -- ~SWSEL i
7000 gO00
Distance (Ft)
11000 13000 15000
A A Encroachments A A ET I
'1
468
'1 ' 1 "l
I ! 1
ELN FL TRINITY RIVER
Cross-Section g0880
· I
458 - · ·
448 - · /
438 //~/~ ·
A
428 -
418 -
408 , ~ , ~
1000 3000 5000 7000 gO00
..Bridge
Ground Section
- - 4SWSEL 1
Distance (Ft)
lioOo
13000
15000
A A Encroachments A A ET 1
I I I I ' I '1 ' '1 I I I I ' ' I I '1 ' I
468
ELM FON., TRINITY RIVER
Cross-Section 92090
458 -
448 ~Z
438 -
428 -
418 -
408 ~ ~ . ~
1000 3000 SO00 7000 gO00
...... 8ridge
Ground Section
- -- ~WSEL i
Distance (Ft)
11000
13000 15000
A A Encroachments A A ET 1
! I
468
! '1 I '1
ELN FC,. TRI'NITY RIVER
Cross-Section 92300
458 -
E
O
bJ
448 -
438 ~
428 -
418 -
408 ; , ; ;
1000 3000 5000 7000 gO00
Distance (Ft)
11000
13000
15000
..... 8ridge - - ~WSEL i A A Encroachments A ~ ET 1
Ground Section
!
468
! 1
ELM FL , TRINITY RIVER
Cross-Section 93620
- 1 ! ' 1 ' '1
458 -
428 -
418 -
408
1000 3000
...... 8ridge
Ground Section
5000 7000 gO00 1 ] gO0 13000
- - ~WSEL 1
Dlstance (Ft)
A A Encroachments A A ET J
15000
) ' ' i ] ....
ELM FO TRINITY RIVER
Cross-Section g3670
468
'1 I I '1
458 ~
448 .....
LL
C
o 438 ......
bJ
428 -
418 -
408 , , ~ , , ,
1000 3000 5000 7000 gO00 11000 13000
Distance (Ft)
..... ~ridge - -- ~WSEL I ~ ~Encroachments ~ ~ET 1
Ground Section
15000
468
1 I 1 1
} ' ] ]
ELM FO,,.. TRINITY RIVER
Cross-Section 93730
! I I I ) I 1
458 -
428 -
418 -
408
1000 3000
, , ,
5000 7000 gO00
11o0o
3000
Distance (Ft)
15000
...... Bridge - - ~WSEL I A A Encroachments ~ ~ ET 1
Ground Section
1 I '1 ' '1 I '1 .... 1 ' 1
468
ELM FOi\. TRINITY RIVER
Cross-Section 93760
458 -
438
428 -
418 -
408 , ~ , ~ ,
1000 3000 5000 7000 gO00 11000
Distance (Ft)
J3000
ISO00
...... 8ridge -- -CWSEL i A A Encroachments ~ ~ ET 1
Ground Section
! I "1 1 '~1 1 I 1
468
.... 1 1 '] ]
ELM FO. TRINITY RIVER
Cross-Section 93810
458 -
448 ~~
438 -
428 -
418 -
408 , ,
1000 3000 5000
- -- ~WSEL 1
7000 gO00 11000 13000
Distance (Ft)
A A Encroachments ~ ~ ET 1
15000
PROPOSED CONDITION
WATER SURFACE PROFILES
.... 1 1 '1 ' '1 ' '1 1 1 . _I 1 1 1 1
ELN FORK TRINTTY RIVER
Cross-Sections (gO000 to 106080)
PROPOSED
468
'1
1
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4. ENCROACHMENT INFORMATION
- 1. Does the State have jurisdiction over the f100dway or its adoption by communities participating in the NFIP?
o Yes ~ No
. Yes, attach a copy of a letter notifying the appropriate State agency of the floodway revision and documentation of the
approval of the revised floodway by the appropriate State agency.
2. Does the development in the f100dway cause the 1 % annual chance (base) elevation to increase at any location by more than
0.000 feet? 0 Yes ~ No 0 N/A
3. Does the cumulative effect of all development that has occurred since the effective SFHA was originally identified cause the base
flood elevation to increase at any location by more than one foot (or other increase limit if community or state has adopted more
stringent criteria - even if a floodway has not been delineated by FEMA)? 0 Yes 181 No
If the answer to either items is Yes, please attach documentation that all requirements of Section 65.12 of the NFIP
regulations have been met, regarding evaluation of alternatives, notice to individual legal property owners, concurrence of
CEO, and certification that no insurable structures are impacted.
5. MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITY
The community is willing to assume responsibility for 0 performing 181 overseeing compliance with the maintenance
and operation plans of the DEVELOPER
(Name)
flood control structure. If not performed promptly by an owner other than the community, the community will provide the
necessary services without cost to the Federal government.
Operation and maintenance plans are attached.
o Yes ~ No
6. REVIEW FEE
ON/A
The review fee for the appropriate request category has been included. ~ Yes Fee amount: $3.100.00
OR
This request is based on a federally sponsored flood-control project where 50 percent or more of the project's cost is federally
sponsored, or the request is based on detailed hydrologic and hydraulic studies conducted by Federal, State, or local agencies to
replace approximate studies conducted by FEMA and shown on the effective FIRM; thus the project is fee exempt.
o Ves
Please see Instructions for Fee Amounts
7 . SIGNATURE
Signature of Revision Requester
RONALD W. MORRISON. P.E. SENIOR HYDROLOGIST
Printed Name and Title of Revision Requester
MORRISON HYDROLOGYIENGINEERING. INC.
Company Name
Tel
Signature
RONALD W. MORRISON. P.E.
Printed Name and Title of Revision Requester
Registr No. 36651 Expires (Date) 3/31/2000 State TX
Type of Ucens&'Expertise: HYDRAULICS AND HYDROLOGY
Note: Signature indicates that the community understands, from the
revision requester, the' pacts of the revision on flooding conditions
in th~munity.
Printeq,.Name and Title of Community Official
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Tel hone No.: Date: 4-
Check which forms have been included with this request
Form Name and (Number)
o Hydrologic (3)
181 Hydraulic (4)
181 Mapping (5)
o Channelization (6)
o Bridge/Culvert (7)
o LeveelFloodwall (8)
o Coastal (9)
o Coastal Structures (10)
o Dam (11)
o Alluvial Fan (12)
Reauired if ......
new or revised discharges
new or revised water-surface elevations
floodplain/floodway changes
channel is modified
addition/revision of bridge/culvert
addition/revision of leveeIf10adwall
new or revised coastal elevations
addition/revision of coastal structure
addition/revision c:J dam
structures proposed on alluvial fan
FEMA Form 81-89
Revision Requester and Community Official Form
MT -2 Form 1 Page 2 of 2
I FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY I O.M.B No. 3067-0148
,,, REVISION REQUESTER AND COMMUNITY OFFICIAL Expires April 30, 2001
_Public reporting burden for this form is estimated to average 2,13 hours per response. The burden estimate includes the
'me for reviewing instructions, searching existing data seumes, gathering and maintaining the needed data, and
,, completing and reviewing the form. Send comments mcjarding the accuracy of the burden estimate and any suggestions
for reducing this burden to: Information Collections Management, Federal Emergency Management Agency, 500 C
Street, S.W., Washington DC 20472; and to the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project (3067-
0148), Washington, DC 20503.
You am not required to respond to this collection Of information unless a valid OMB Control Number IS dISplayed In the upper right comer Of
this form,
1. REQUESTED RESPONSE FROM FEMA
This request is for a:
CLOMR A letter from FEMA commenting on whether a proposed project, if built as proposed, would justify a map
revision, or proposed hydrology changes (See 44 CFR Ch. 1, Parts 60,65 & 72).
LOMR A letter from FEMA officially revising the current NFIP map to show the changes to floodplains,
floodway or flood elevations. LOMRs typically decrease flood hazards. (See 44 CFR Ch. 1 Parts 60 & 65.)
Other Describe:
2. OVERVIEW
1. The basis for this revision request is (are): (check all that apply)
[] Physical Change [] Improved Methodology/Data
{~ Other Describe: FILL IN THE INEFFECTIVE FLOW AREA
- Note: A photograph is not required, but is vay helpful during review.
[] Floodway Revision
2. Flooding Source: ELM FORK OF THE TRINITY RIVER
3. Project Name/Identifier: 10 ACRE AND 48 ACRE TRACT OF SANDY LAKE ROAD
4. FEMA zone designations affected: ZONE AE
(example: A, AH, AO, A1-A30, A99, AE, V, V1-V30, VE, B, C, D, X)
5. The NFIP map panel(s) affected for all impacted communities is (are):
Community No. Communit, j Name State Map No.
EJc 480301 Katy, City TX 480~01
480287 Harris County TX 48201C
480170 DALLAS COUNTY TX 480170
Pele4 No.
0005D
0220G
Effective
Dale
02/08/83
09r28/90
04/15/94
6. The area of revision encompasses the following types of flooding and structures. Check all that apply.
TVDes of Floodina Structures
[] Rivefine [] Channelization
[] Coastal [] Levee/Floodwall
[] Alluvial fan [] Bridge/Culvert
[] Shallow Flooding (e.g. Zones AO and AH) [] Dam
[] Lakes [] Fill
[] Other (describe) [] Other (describe)
PLEASE REFER TO THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE APPROPRIATE MAILING ADDRESS
FEMA Form 81-89 Revision Requester and Community Official Forn MT-2 F~rm I Page I of 2
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY I O.M,B No. 3067-0148
RIVERINE HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS Expires April 30, 2001
PUBLIC BURDEN DISCLOSURE NOTICE
Public reporting burden for this form is estimated to average 2.25 hours per response. The burden estimate includes the time for
-~/iewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the needed data, and completing and reviewing
a form. Send comments regarding the accuracy of the burden estimate and any suggestions for reducing this burden to:
information Collections Management, Federal Emergency Management Agency, 500 C Street, S.W., Washington DC 20472; and to
the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project (3067-0148), Washington, DC 20503.
You are not required to respond to this collection of information unless a valid OMB Control Number is displayed In the upper dght comer of
this form.
Note: Fill out one form for each flooding source studied
Community Name: COPPELL. TEXAS
Flooding Source: ELM FORK OF THE TRINITY RIVER
Project NameJIdentifler: 10 ACRE AND 48 ACRE TRACT SOUTH OF SANDY LAKE ROAD
I. REACH TO BE REVISED
' Describe the limits of the revision OR submit a copy of the FIRM with the revision ares clearly highlighted.
Copy of FIRM(s) attached depicting area of the revision (highlighted, or Circled)? [] Yes
.. Downstream Limit: 90880
'1
Upstresm Limit: 93620
2. MODELS SUBMITTED
Re~lulraments: for areas which have detailed flooding:
Full input and output listings along with files on diskette for each of the models
listed below (items 1-4) and a summary of the source of input parameters used in
the models must be provided. The summary must include a description of any
changes made from model to model (e.g., Duplicate Effective model to Corrected
Effective model), At a minimum, the Duplicate Effective (item I) and the Revised or
Post-Project Conditions (item 4) models must be submitted. Ses instructions for
'directions on when other models may be required.
.;
for areas Which do not have detailed
flooding:
Only the 100-year (Base) flood profile is
required. A hydraulic model is not required for
aress which do not have detailed flooding;
however, BFEs may not be added to the
revised FIRM. If a hydraulic model is
developed for the ares, items 3 and 4
described below must be submitted.
If hydraulic models am not developed, hydraulic analyses (including all calculations) for existing or pre-proJect conditions
and ravlsed or post-project condlUons must be submitted.
'1. Duplicate EffecUve Model b<3 Natural File Name EFFISEXM IX] Floodway File Name EFFtSEXF
Copies of the hydraulic analysis used in the effective FIS, referred to as the effective models (10-, 50-, 100-, and 500-year multi-
proffie runs and the floodway run) must be obtained and then reproduced on the redueater's equipment to produce the Duplicate
Effective model. This is required to assure that the effective models input data has besn transferred COrrectly to the requestm's
equipment and to assura that the revised data will be integrated into the effective data to provide a continuous FIS model upstresm
and downstresm of the revised reach.
2. Corrected Effective Model [] Natural File Name [] Floodway File Name
The Corrected Effective model is the model that corrects any errors that occur in the Duplicate Effective model, adds any additional
cross sections to the DupliCate Effective model, or incorporates more detailed topographic information than that used in the CUrrently
effective model. The Correctly Effective model must not reflect any man*made physical changes since the date of the effective model.
An error could be a techniCal error in the modeling procedures, or any construction in the floodplain that occurred pdor to the date of
the effective model but was not inCOrporated into the effective model.
3. Existing or Pre-Proiect CondlUons Model [] Natural File Name EFFISDPM [] Floodway File Name EFFISDPF
The Duplicate Effective model or Corrective Effective model is modified to produce the Existing or Pre-Project Conditions model to
reflect any modifiCations that have occurred within the floodplain since the date of the Effective model but pdor to the construction of
the project for which the revision is being requested. If no modificaflon has occurred sinCa the date of the effective model, then this
model would be identical to the Corrected Effective model or Duplicate Effective model.
4. Revised or Post-Project Conditions Model [] Natural File Name __ [] Floodway File Name
The Existing or Pre-Project Conditions model (or Duplicate Effective model or Corrected Effective model, as appropriate) is revised to
reflect revised or post-project conditions. This model must incorporate any physical changes to the floodplain since the effective
model was produced as well as the effects of the project. When the request is for the proposed project this model must reflect
proposed conditions.
5. Other - Please attach a shest describing all other models submitted along With the file names. [] Natural [] Floodway
PLEASE REFER TO THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE APPROPRIATE MAILING ADDRESS
how they were determined.
3. STARTING WATER~URFACE ELEVATIONS
Explanation Attached?
[] Yes [] No
If the effective study is an approximate study, the slope/area method is recommended.
For detailed analysis studies, using a known water-surface elevation is recommended.
4. RESULTS (from the model used to revise the 100-year water surface elevations)
If the results indicate any of the following, attach an explanation - to this form, or to the hydraulic model printout- as to the
reasonableness of the situation.
"' [] Supercritical depth [] Critical Depth [] Drawdowns [] Negative Floodway Surcharges
[] Floodway Surcharges Greater Than Maximum Allowed by Community/State
,_ [] Water surface elevations higher than the end points of cross sections.
[] Floodway discharge is different than the Natural 100-year (base) flood discharge,
[] Project causes 100-year floodplain or floodway elevations to increase (state if increases are located off the
" reduester's property)
Explanation attached with Form [] ExplanaUon provided on attached printout []
If Hydraulic model used is HEC-2, has it been checked with FEMA'S CHECK-2 computer program?
(sea Instructions for information on how to obtain CHECK-2)
5. REVISED FIRM/FBFM AND FLOOD PROFILES
1. Profile Transition
[] Yes [] No
a. 100-Year Water-Surface Elevations - indicate the difference in water surface elevations where the project 100-year
elevations tie into the existing 100-year water surface elevations at each end of the project.
Downstream End 92300 within _0 (feet) Upstream End ~)3670 within 0 (feet)
Cross-Section # Cross-Section #
b. Floodway Elevations - indicate the difference in water surface elevations where the project floodway elevations tie into
the existing floodway water surface elevations at each end of the project.
Downstream End 92300 within _0 (feet) Upstream End 93670 within 0 (feet)
Cross-Section # Cross-Section #
c. Floodway widths - indicate the difference in floodway widths where the project floodway widths tie into the existing
width at each end of the project.
Downstream End 92300 within 0_ (feet) Upstream End 93670 within 0 (feet)
Cross-Section # Cross-Section #
Profile Checklist (check box If Information has been provided on profile)
The following information (unless in parentheses) must be included at the same scale as the existing profiles for this project:
[] Stream Name [] Community Name
[] Contiuences labeled [] Channd Stationing
[] HoriZontalNertical Scales indicated
[] Road Crossings [] Labeled
[] Corporate Limits labeled
(~ Streambed profiled
[] 100-yearelevsprofiled*
[] Low Chord Elevations
[] Study limits labeled
[] Cross Sections labeled
[] Top of Road Elevations
*All recurrence intervals in the effective study must also be profiled.
Floodway Data Table
Attach a Floodway Data Table for each cross section listed in the published Floodway Data table in the FIS report.
' I Floodway Data Table Attached [] Yea [] Not Required
FEMA Form 81-89C
floodway
~ne Hydraulic Analysis Fon-n
MT-2Form4Page2d2
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY I O.M.B No. 3067-0148
RIVERINE I COASTAL MAPPING Expires Apdl 30, 2001
PUBLIC BURDEN DISCLOSURE NOTICE
ublic reporting burden for this form is estimated to average 1.5 hours per response. The burden estimate includes the
urne for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the needed data, and
completing and reviewing the form. Send comments regarding the accuracy of the burden estimate and any suggestions
for reducing this burden to: Information Collections Management, Federal Emergency Management Agency, 500 C
Street, S.W., Washington DC 20472; and to the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project (3067-
0148), Washington, DC 20503.
You are not required to respond to thia collection Of information unless a valid OMB Control Number is displayed in the upper fidget corner Of
thb form.
Note: Fill out one form for each flooding source studied
Community Name: COPPELL, TEXAS
Flooding Source: ELM FORK OF TRINITY RIVER
Project Name/Identifier: 10 ACRES AND 48 ACRES SOUTH OF SANDY LAKE ROAD
This is a [] Manual r'-I Digital submission. Digital map submissions may be used to update digital FIRMS (DRRMS). For
updating DFIRMs, these submissions must be Coordinated with FEMA Headquarters as far in advance as possibis. 1. MAPPING CHANGES
1. A topographic workmap must be submitted showing the following information (check N/A when not applicable):
a. Revised approximate 100-year floodplain boundaries (Zone A) ............................................................[] Yes [] No I~ N/A
b. Revised detailed 100- and 500-year floodplain boundaries .................................................................[] Yes [] No [] N/A
c. Revised floodway boundaries ..............................................................................................................[] Yes[] No[] N/A
d. Location and alignment of all cross sections with stationing Control indicated ..................................... [] Yes [] No [] N/A
e. Stream alignments, road alignments and dam alignments ..................................................................[] Yes [] No [] N/A
,f. Current Community boundaries ..........................................................................................................[] Yes[] No[] N/A
3- Effective 100- year floodplain and floodway boundaries from FIRM/FBFM reduced or
enlarged to the scale of the topographic workmap ...............................................................................[]Yes ["lNo []N/A
h. Tie-ins between the effective and revised 100-, 500-year and floodway boundaries .............................. [] Yes [] No [] N/A
i. The requester's property boundaries and community easements ......................................................... [] Yes [] No [] N/A
j. The signed cartiflcation of a registered professional engineer ..............................................................[] Yes [] No [] N/A
k. Location and description Of reference marks .......................................................................................[] Yes[] No [] N/A
I. Vertical datum (example: NGVD, NAVD) ...........................................................................................:[] Yes[] No [] N/A
m, Coastal zone designations tie into adjacent areas not being revised ....................................................[] Yes [] No [] N/A
n. Location and alignment of all Coastal transacts used to revise the Coastal analyze .............................. [] Yes [] No [] N/A
o, V-zone has been delineated to extend landward to the heel of the primary frontal dune ........................ [] Yes [] No [~ N/A
If any Items are marked No or NIA please attach an explanaUon.
2. What is the sourca and date of the updated topographic information (example: orthophoto maps, July 1985; filed survey, May
1979, beech profile, June 1987 etc.)? CITY TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS AND SURVEY INFORMATION
3. What is the scale and contour interval of the following workmaps?
Effective FIS
Scale 1"=1000' Contour Interval 10--'
Revision Request
Scale I"=300' Contour Interval 2..:'
NOTE: Revised topographic information must be of equal or greater detail than effective.
4. Attach an annotated FIRM/FBFM at the scale of the effective FIRM/FBFM showing the revised 100- and 500-year~oodplain and
the floodway boundaries and how they tie into those shown on the effective FIRM/FBFM downstream and upstream of the revisions
or adjacent to the area of revision for Coastal studies, FIRM/FBFM attached? [] Yes [] No
PLEASE REFER TO THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE APPROPRIATE MAILING ADDRESS
FEMAFa'rn81-89D Rtvetffie/Coest~MappingForm MT-2Form5Pagelof2
2. EARTH FILL PLACEMENT
The fill is: [] E.~isting [] Proposed
Has fill been/will be placed in the regulatory floodway?
If Yes. please attach completed Riverine Hydraulic Analysis Form (Form 4).
Has fill been/will be placed in floodway fringe (area between the floodway
and lO0-year ~oodplain boundaries)?
If Yes, then complete A. B, C, and D below.
a.
[] Yes [] No
[] Yea [] No
Are fill slopes for granular materials steeper than one vertical
on one-and-one-half horizontal? [] Yes [] No
If Yes, justif'/steeper slopes
Is adequate erosion protection provided for fill slopes e3q3osed to moving flood waters? (Slopes exposed to flows
with velocities of up to 5 feet per second (fps) du~ng the lO0-yearflood must, at a minimum, be protected by a
cover of grass, vines, weeds, or similar vegetation; slopes exposed to flows wiffi velocities greater than 5 fps duffng
the lO0-year flood must, at a minimum, be protected by stone or rock riprap.)
[] Yes [] No
If No, describe erosion protection provided
Has all fill placed in revised 100-yeer floodplain been compacted to 95 percent of the maximum density obtainable
with the Standard Proctor Test Method or acceptable equivalent method? [] Yea [] No
Can structures conceivably be constructed on the fill at any time in the future? [] Yes [] No
If Yes, attach certi~caUon of fill compaction (Itsm 3c. above) by the community's NFIP permit official, a registered
professional engineer, or an accredited soils engineer In accordance with Subparagraph 65.5(a)(6) of ~e NFIP
regulaUons.
Fill certi~cadon attached
Has fill been/will be placed in a V zone?
[] yea [] No
[] Yea [] No
If Yes, is the fill protected fi'om erosion by a flood control structure such as a revetment or seawall?
[] Yes [] No
If Yea, attach the Coastal Structures Form (Form 10).
FEMA Fon'n 81-89D Riveri~e/Coastal Mapping Form MT-2 Form 5 Page 2 o~ 2
CDC Information
General
The project area consisting of two tracts, one 10-acre tract adjacent to McAfihur Road and south of
Sandy Lake Road, ~e other tract is a 48-acro triangular site. Both of theso tracts are shown on the
drawing in the appendix. The project consists of fill in the floodplain with compensaling excavation
· at results in no increase in flood levels and no decrease in flood storage.
Hydrologic and Hydraulic Information
The two tracts are affected by the flood elevations from the Elm Fork of the Trinity River. However,
these elevations ave blocked from the actual flow of the river. The area is in an ineffective flow regime
and thus has no impact on flood elevations as long as storage levels are not reduced. This means that
filling the tracts has no impact on the flood elevations.
Storage Determinations
It is important to offset any log storage created by ~iing the tract. This is accomplished by
excavating a portion of the TP&L easement on the 48-acre tract. This area is shown on the drawing in
the appendix. In order to cletermine the storage on the propony before and after the proposed project a
computer model was created by describing cross sections through the area. The results of this analysis
are included in the appendix.
The project site is in an area that receives ~oochvaters from the Ell Fork of the Trinity River, but is
isolated from the actual flow of the flver. Because of this the area can be filled without impact ~ the
flood elevations of the river. This report has identified storage mitigation so that there is no net
decrease in flood storage.
CDC Forms
All required forms in support of a CDC approval are included in the appendix.
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Standard CDC Form Instructions
September 1998
This application should be colnpleted according to the guidelines set forth in the 2nd Edition
the CDC Manual.
1'o initiate the Corridor Development Certificate (CDC) permit process, the developec
should first contact the local government (City) for a pre-permit conference. The
CDC/Floodplain Adtninistrator of that local government determines whether the project
lies within or partially within the Regutatory Zone. If the project lies completely outside
the Regulatory Zone, the CDC/Floodplain Administrator is not required to take any
further action beyond making this determination; no forms are required to be submitted
and the CDC process ends at this point.
If the project lies within or partially within the Regulatory Zone and there is a possibility that a
CDC permit might be granted. the CDC Process must be followed. The Applicant should fill out
Pans 1 and 2 of the Standard CDC Form and submit it to the CDC Floodplain Administrator
unless the Applicant is seeking an exe~nption, in which case the Applicant must only complete
Part 1. If the CDC/Floodplain Administrator decides at any time to deny a CDC permit, the CDC
Process can be terminated.
Lnfonnation provided by the Applicant herein will be used by the City/County to evaluate this
Trinity River Corridor Development Certificate (CDC). This application is public information
and will be used by other relevant floodplain regulatory authorities, i.e., U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers (USACE), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and the Texas Natural
Resource Conservation Cormnission (TNRCC). These and other regulatory agencies may requite
additional information.
If an Intent to Process (1TP) is granted, the Standard Form shall be distributed to the following
agencies:
· USACE;
· FEiMA;
· TNRCC;
· the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG);
· the cities of Arlington, Carrollton, Coppell, Dallas, Farmers Branch, Fort Worth, Grand
Prairie, Irving, and Lewisville;
the counties of Dallas, Denton and Tarrzmt;
· the Tagant Regional Water District; and the Trinity River Authority.
Appendix F lists addresses for the entities to which the 1TP tnust be sent.
If additional space is needed to complete this application, please attach a sepalate she:el
appropriately.
Hydrologic and Hydraulic Data
Design discharges for the 100-year and Standard Project Flood storm events shall be based on
urbanization consistent with a "Future Conditions with CDC" Scenario or on supplemental data
provided by the USACE, whichever discharge is lm-ger. (See Table 1 in Appendix B.) The
Applicant should identify these design discharges, including source and date, in the "100 Year
Flood Event" and "SPF Flood Event" tables in Part 2 #3.
Hydraulic calculations shall be continued for a distance great enough upstream and downstream
of the project to verify that water surface elevations are not raised by the proposed hydraulic
modifications (spaces are provided in the "100 Year Flood Event" and "SPF Flood Event" tables
in Part 2 #3 to list water surface elevations for a number of points upstream and downstream).
Elevation data should be computed considering full cross-section widths across the river or
creek.
Storage data for pre-project and with-project conditions (Part 2 #3) shall be developed within the
project borders alone and considering full cross-section widths across the river or creek. Storage
change is to be considered "on-site" (i.e., within upstre,'un and downstream limits of the
discharge reach.) Compensating valley storage for a proposed activity can also be provided at
another site if the USACE recognizes and approves the "off-site" valley storage. In addition, if
any valley storage is lost elsewhere due to the project, storage change shall be addressed on a jT,~il
cross-section width basis, with change based on the original "on-site" storage.
Standard CDC Form Instructions
September 1998
This application should be completed according to the guidelines set forth ~n the 2nd Edition
the CDC Manual.
To initiate the Corridor Development Certificate (CDC) permit process, the developer
should first contact the local government (City) for a pre-permit conference. The
CDC/Ftoodplain Administrator of that local government determines whether the project
dies within or partially within the Regulatory Zone. If the project lies completely outside
the Regulatory Zone, the CDC/Floodplain Administrator is not required to take any
further action beyond making this determination; no forms are required to be submitted
and the CDC process ends at this point.
If the project lies within or partially within the Regulatory Zone and there is a possibility that a
CDC permit might be granted, the CDC Process must be followed. The Applicant should fill
Parts 1 and 2 of the Standard CDC Form and submit it to the CDC Floodplain Administrator
unless the Applicant is seeking an exemption, in which case the Applicant must only complete
Part 1. fithe CDC/Floodplain Administrator decides at any time to deny a CDC permit, the CDC
Process can be terminated.
Information provided by the Applicant herein will be used by the City/County to evaluate this
Trinity River Corridor Development Certificate (CDC). This application is public information
and will be used by other relevant floodplain regulatory authorities, i.e., U.S, Army Corps of
Engineers (USACE), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and the Texas Natural
Resource Conservation Comrmssion (TNRCC). These and other regulatory agencies may require
additional information.
If an Intent to Process (ITP) is granted, the Standard Form shall be distributed to the following
agencies:
· USACE;
· FEMA;
· TNRCC;
· the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG);
· the cities of Arlington, Carrollton, Coppell, Dallas, Farmers Branch. Fort Worth, Grand
Prairie, Irving, and Lewisville;
· the counties of Dallas, Denton and Tarrant;
· the Tarrant Regional Water District; and the Trinity River Authority.
Appendix F lists addresses for the entities to which the ITP must be sent.
If additional space is needed to complete this application, please attach a separate sheet labeled
appropriately,
Hvdrologic and Hydraulic Data
Design discharges for the lO0-year and Standard Project Flood storm events shall be based on
urbanization consistent with a "Future Conditions with CDC" Scenario or on supplemental data
provided by the USACE, whichever discharge is larger. (See Table 1 in Appendix B.) The
Applicant should identify these design discharges, including source and date, in the "100 Year
Flood Event" and "SPF Flood Event" tables in Part 2 #3.
Hydraulic calculations shall be continued for a distance great enough upstream and downstream
of the project to verify that water surface elevations are not raised by the proposed hydraulic
modifications (spaces are provided in the "100 Year Flood Event" and "SPF Flood Event" tables
in Part 2 #3 to list water surface elevations for a number of points upstream and downstream).
Elevation data should be computed considering full cross-section widths across the river or
creek.
Storage data for pre-project and with-project conditions (Pan 2 #3) shall be developed within the
project borders alone and considering full cross-section widths across the river or creek. Storage
change is to be considered "on-site" (i.e., within upstremn and downstream limits of the
discharge reach.) Compensating valley storage for a proposed activity can also be provided at
another site if the USACE recognizes and approves the "off-site" va/ley storage. In addition, if
any valley storage is lost elsewhere due to the project, storage change shall be addressed on a
cross-section width basis, with change based on the original "on-site" storage.
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PROJECT
PROPOSED FLOODPLAIN
FLOODPLAIN
Sco.le: l' 50 /
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CDC Tracking Code:
(To be supplied by CDCdFtoodplain Administratol )
STANDARD CDC FORM - PART 1
(To be filled out by Applicant or Applicant's Representative and submitted to the appropriate local CDC/Floodplaia
Adminisu-ator. If an ITP is granted, the CDC/Floodplain Administrator will send Part I along with Part 2/unless an
exemption is granted), the ITP form, and the Preliminary Technical Review (if requested) to the parties designated
on the ITP form.)
Applicant's Representative.
concerning data provided by the Applicant.
Name: RONALD W. MORRISON.,, P.E.,
Relationship to Applicant: E N O I N E E R
Address: 210 ARNOLD P~VEI'IUE
ARLINGTON, TEXAS
Telephone/faxYe-mail: ( g 17 ) 4 5 1 - 0 5 2 1 / ( 8 17 )
Identify person knowledgeable of and authorized to respond to questions
C.F.M.
75010
2-7q'ig38/RONMOR7777gAOL.COM
CDCApplicant: LOU LIEBOWITZ City/County: COPPELL, BALLAS Co.
Property Owner: 10 ~C T~CT SANDY/MAC ~t~eer: ~nq/ll D ~,] VORR[SON,
q~C ~ '
Project Name: TRACT ST. JUDE, ~dctSize(to~lacr~): APPROX. 58 AC
S~NDY LAKE/MC/~RTHUR DEVELOPmEnT
Upper T~ni~ ~ver Fe~ibili~ S~dy Mapping Grid ~:
MAPSCO and ~cation Reference: P A G E ~ g -W
P.E.
3. Location. Provide general description of location. including street address, nearest cross-su-;et, and identified
impacted water bodies:
SEE ATTACHED DRAWING
4. Site plan. (a) Please attach a location map (81/2 x l l). Plansattached: ayes ~No (SEE FOLLOWING
(b) Please attach a general site plan (81/2 x l l). Plansattached: EYes ~]No FLOODPI_AIN
5. Proposed Activity: (check appropriate categories) D R A W I 5I G )
[] dredge/channel modification 0 swale construction Ct fill [] levee t'l other
(attach explanation )
6. Proposed Use: (check appropriate categories)
[] private single dwelling(s) g] private multi-dwelling(s)
[] industrial [] other (attach explanation.)
[] public [] commercial
7. Applicant requests an exemption or variance to contmon permit criteria. [] Yes [] No
[ Please attach supporting material I
Application is hereby made for a Corridor Development Certificate (CDC). I certify that I am familiar wi~h'
the information contained in this application, and that to the best of my knowledge and belief, this
information is true, complete, and accurate.
RO~'A,_D W. MORRISON, P.E., C.F.M. ]l?l/lqqq__
Signature of CDC Applicant or Applicant's Representative / Typed Name / Title Date
CDC Tracking Code:
(To be supplied by CDC/Ftoodplajn Adrnioistrator)
STANDARD CDC FORM - PART 2
Detailed Hydrologic/Hydraulic Information
(To be filled out by Applicant or Applicant's Representative and sub~nitted to the appropriate local
CDC/Floodplain Administrator. The CDC/Floodplain Administrator will send will send Part 2 along with
Part I, the ITP form, and the Preliminary Technical Review (if requested) to the parties designated on the
ITP form.)
General. CDC Applicants are requested to provide the following detailed hydrologic and hydraulic
information for all proposed projects within the CDC Regulatory Zone of the Trinity River Corridor. This
form and the data provided by the CDC Applicant herein are required to supplement Part i of the
Application Form. However, in certain cases the City/County may release the CDC Applicant from
completing all or portions of this form if the proposed project satisfies specific provisions. The CDC
Applicant is encouraged to schedule a pre-application meeting with the City/County if there are any
questions regarding the requirements of the City/County. This application is considered public
information and will be distzibuted to affected Federal, State, and local governmental agencies. Please be
as complete and concise as possible. Incomplete information can cause delays in the CDC process.
Site Plan. (FLOODPLAIN RECLAMATION ONI_Y)
Please attach a detailed site plan . Plansattached: IX/Yes [-]No (SEE TEXT) (NO PLANS)
'The scale of project plans shall provide adequate detail of the whole project as well as individual features of the
project. The plans should show the yocation of the FEMA Regulardry Floodway and the layout of cross-sections
used in the hydraulic model. Proposed changes to the Floodway should be clearly shown.
Operation and Maintenance. The operation and maintenance of flood water conveyance systems,
conveyance alterations. storm water conlxol structures, equipment and appurtenances, and water quality
conu'ol measures will become the obligation of: (check one)
[] City [] County [] Owner
Gother(specify): To gg COORIITNATFD WITH CITY
The annualized cost, including replacement costs, of operating and maintaining post-project storm
water control systems, conveyance alterations, and water quality control measures is estimated to be in
current year dollars: ($/yr)
Legal provision for community monitoring and backup maintenance attached? D Yes
(Required if maintenance is to be accomplished by an agent other than the permitting entity)
STANDARD CDC FORM PART 2 - CONTINUED
Hydrologic/Hydraulic Information. Please provide the following data to characterize the hydrologic and
hydraulic impacts of the proposed project:
--- 100 YEAR FLOOD EVENT ---
Discharges:
Channel Velocities:
C/S 92500
Water Surface
Elevation (NGVD):
Hydrologic / Hydraulic Impact
Upstream Boundary:
Downstream Boundary:
Source of discharge data:
Date of discharge data:
Uli,~egam'~E~o~d~ry:
Downstream Boundary:
Upstream Boundary,
c/s 95620
Mid-project:
Downstream Boundary (DB):
!__~ ft. upstream of UB:
'~/L~ ft. upstream of UB:
12~ ft. upstream of UB:
3~ ,~' upstream of UB:
3_~ ~fi. downstream of DB:
2~,-9 ~t. downstream of DB:
2-14 (T' downstream of DB:
50 l! ~. downstream of DB:
:0 AC TRACT
~g L~F TRacT
Pre-Project Post-Project Change
~5000 ors. N/A
55000 cfs. N/A N/A
CITY STORM',,/ATFR FqASTFR pT AN
JA~UAR/199~
" 71 fps. q.71 fps. fps.
2.15 ~s. 2. ] 5 fps. 0 ~s.
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446.7g a- qqfi. Tgft' N fi-
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4q~.fi7 ~- 4q~ N7~' a
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5.5 7 ~' ~. ~c.
iq.q 0 13.45
ac-~. ac-fi.7.88 ac-ft.
58.67 46.55
20.38
fNCREASE
C/S 92500
c/s 93750
C/S 93760
C/s 95810
c/S 97370
c/s 90820
c/s 9D000
c/s 89050
c/s 88150
Pr~ect Lands in
FInodp|ni~
~alley ~tora~e o~
Project Lands:
The CDC application shall include plots and electronic data files from the current hydraulic model (HEC-RAS,
obtained from the USACE) of cross-sections for pre-project and with-project conditions. Water surface profiles for
100-year flood and Standard Project Hood for pre-project and with-project conditions should also De included. The
number and location of sections should adequately describe and support documented computations.
Cross section plots attached? [] Yes ~ No
Cross section electronic data files included? [] Yes ~ No
Water surface profiles attached? [] Yes ~ No
Standard CDC Form Part 2- Continued
Hydrologic / Hydraulic Impact
Discharges:
Channel Velocities:
C/S 92500
Water Surface
Elevation (NGVD):
c/s 9258Q
c/s 93750
c/s 93760
c/s 9~810
c/s 97570
c/s 90880
c/s 90000
c/s 89850
cfs
Pr~ect Lan~ in
Floodplain:
VMley Storage on
Pr~ect Lan~:
STANDARD CDC FORNI PART 2 - CONTINUED
--- SPF FLOOD EVENT
Hydrologlc / Hydraulic Impact Pre-Project Post-Project Change
Upstream Boundary: ] 0 0 0 O 0 cfs. N/A NtA
Downstream Boundary: i 0 0 O 0 0 cfs. N/A N/A
Sourceofdischargedata: CITY 8T~qRMWATFR MbSTER P~ AN
Date ofdischarge data:JANUARY 199i
3.2 ps, 2 5 O
Downstream Boundary: 2 . 13 fps. 2 . I 5 fps. 0 , fps.
Upstream Boundary (UB): ft. ft. ft.
c/s 95620 /-!50.49 t450.49 9
Mid-project: t_t 50.29 ft. 450.29 ft. '3 ft.
Downstream Boundary (DB): 450 . 09 ft. 430 · 09 ft. 0 ft.
!4.~fi. upstream of UB: a50.34 ft. ft. 0 ft.
t/lO~'upstream°fUB: q50.55 ft. fi' O ft.
]:~,_E3 ft. upstream of UB: Q 5 O · 59 ft. ft. 0 ft.
5'g4~'upstream°rUB: 450.9q ft. ft. 0
l~_40. downstreamofDB: 4L~9.81 ft. ft. O ft-
,2?ff9B'd°wnsu'eam°fDB: 449.50 ft. ft. 0 ft.
7_Zk2~0-d°wnitream°fDB: 4q9.34 ft. ft. '3 ft.
.zrg4. B'd°wnstream°fDB: /448.7t ft. fi' 0 ft.
]O AC TRACT S ac. 8 ac. 8 ac.
"RAC TRACT OR L'R 42
.~lac-ft ac-fi.25 78 ac-ft,
22l.~ 246.~9 ·
11..55
INCREASE
The CDC application shall include plots and electronic data files from the current hydraulic model t, HEC-RAS.
obtained from the USACE) of cross-sections for pre-project and with-project conditions. Water surface profiles for
100-year flood and Standard Project Hood for pre-project and with-project conditions should also be included. The
number and location of sections should adequately describe and support documented computations.
Cross section plots attached? [] Yes ID No
Cross section electronic data files included? [] Yes R] No
Water surface profiles attached? [] Yes El No
STANDARD CDC FORM PART 2 - CONTINUED
4. Flood Storage/Hydraulic Mitigation. Please identify all flood storage and other hydrologic/hydraulic
mitigation areas on the site plan, and describe them in the space below:
STORAGE MITIGATION CONSISTS OF EXC~V~,TION IN THE TP g L EASEMENT AS
SHOWN ATTACHED. THIS STORAGE AREA MAINTAINS ~ BOTTOM ELEVATION OF
440' WITH 4;] SIDE SLOPES TO FILL AREA AND NATURAL GRADE. PONDS COULD
BE CONSTRUCTED WITHIN THE AREA~ BUT THEY WOULD NOT CONT?IBUTE TO
STORAGE MITIGATION.
5. HabitatFvVetland Mitigation. If a Section 404 permit is required, please identify all habitat and/or
land resource area used for environmental nUtigation purposes on rite site plan, and describe them in
the space below:
THE TP&L EASEMENT WILL BECOME A WETI_AND AREA WHEN THE P~OJECT ~S
COMPLETE. THERE ARE NO OTHER WBTL/~ND AREAS ON SITE. THIS MODIFICATION
IS ~EING COORDINATED WITH THE CORPS OF E:vSINEERS.
Land Cover Information. Please provide the following data, in total acres, to characterize the
impacts on current land cover which will result from construction of the proposed project:
--- LAND COVER I~FOR/MATION ---
Land Use / Land Cover Classification ** Pro-Project
(Total Acres)
100 urban/built up
200 agricultural/pasture
300 rangeland/shrub &: brush 5 8 A C
400 forest/woodlands
500 water (identify, on site plan)
600 wetland (identify on site plan)
700 barren land/mines & quarries
Post-Project
(Total Acres)
4~.5~
'PgL EASE=J3.45 AC
*" Note: Listed land cover types are "Ltvel 1" categories (1~0 through 700) defined in accordance with
the land u.~e and land cover classification of the U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Department of the Interior.
This data may be required by the U S Army Cor~s of Engineers and other regularDry. agenctes.
To the best of my knowledge, the information in Part 2 is complete and accurate:
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CDC EXTENSION REQUEST
(To be submitted by CDC Applicant to local CDC/Floodplain Administrator, with a copy to NCTCOG)
General. This application should be completed according to the guidelines set forth in the Corridor Development
Certificate Manual, 2n~ Edition. Information provided by the Applicant herein will be used by the City/County to
evaluate the extension of the Trinity River CDC permit. This application is public information and will be used by
other relevant flood plain regulatory authorities (e.g., USACE, FEMA and TNRCC). If granted, the permit
extension applies to the Corridor Development Certificate only. If additional space is needed to complete this
application, please attach a separate sheet labeled appropriately.
Appllcant's Representative. Identify person knowledgeable of and authorized to respond to questions concerning
data provided by the Applicant.
Relationship to Applicant:
Address:
Telephone/fax/e-mail:
Explanation for Extension Request
Status of Other Related Permits / Projects
Applicant's Signature / Typed Name / Title
Date
CDC Administrator Action/Findings
(To be filled out by CDC Administrator)
Extension Request Granted?
Period of Extension: FROM:
Yes [] No []
TO:
Signature of CDC Administrator / Typed Name / Title
Date
CDC Tracking Cede:
INTENT TO PROCESS FORM
(To be filled out by CDC/Floedplain Adminis~'ator and submitted along with Part 1, Part 2, and the PreHtninary
Technical Review (if requested) to USACE, local signatories, NCTCOG, TNRCC & FEMA, whose addresses ar~
listed in Appendix F of the CDC Manual.)
If a project falls partially or completely in the Regulatory Zone, this form should be completed.
City/County of:
CDCPFloedplain Administrator:
Telephone No:
2. Part or all of project is within the CDC REGULATORY ZONE. Yes [] No []
If the answer to this question is No, NO CDC PERMIT is required and this form does not have to be comph:~c?¢
Exempt Category: (check if applicable - additional documentation may be required)
[] maintenance/repair of flood control swactures
r'l outfall/intake structure permitted under NPDES program
[] discharge of material for backfill or bedding for utility lines with no change to bottom contours
[] bank stabilization activities
[] other
State/Federal Review Hkely to be required:
a. FEMA Conditional Letter 9f Map Revision (CLOMR) [] Yes [] No
b. USACE Section 404 Permit & TNRCC State Certification [] Yes [] No
Pursuant to Clean Water Act Section 401 (required for projects
involving dredging or filling in Waters of the US)
c. TNRCC Plan of Reclamation (for levee improvement districts only) [] Yes [] No
5. Administrative Comments:
6. ITP sent to: USACE7 __ Local Signatories.'? NCTCOG7 ~ FEMA? __
TNRCC?
By my authority under the City/County, I hereby issue and record the City/County's findings. ']Ch~s nonce of
Intent to Process in no way implies that final project approval will be granted by the City/County.
Signature of CDC/Floedplain Administrator / Typed Name / Title
Date
CDC Tracking Code:
FINAL CDC ACTION/FINDINGS FORM
(To be filled out by CDC FIoodplain Administrator and submitted to NCTCOG)
1. CDC Action: (check one)
[] permit granted Date
f'l permit granted w/conditions (explain in #8) Date
[] permit denied
City Action if Variance was requested: [] granted (explain in #8) [] denied [] N/A
Listing of Commentators (written comments on this application were received froth):
4. USACE Preliminary Technical Review completed? [] Yes (attached)
5. Operation and Maintenance Agreement: [] executed (attach copy)
Date/Initials:
[] No (explain)
[] not applicable (explain)
The CDC wlU cease to be in effect:
I'1 five yeats after the date of issuance if no development activities are undertaken
[] DATE: (if different fi'om 5 years)
7. Final Findings of Fact: (summary of City or County's findings/comments/conditions)
Project Changes: Is the project substantially the same as the project described in Parts I & 2 of the Standard
CDC Form7 rl Yes rl No
If no. plee. se explain:
By my authority under the City/County. I hereby issue the City/County's findings and final action.
Signature of CDC/Floodplain Administrator / Typed Name / Title
Date
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