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ST8601-SY 900905The City With A Beautiful Future September 5, 1990 Mr. Matthew Miller, P.E. Risk Studies Division Federal Insurance Administration Federal Emergency Management Agency 500 C Street, SW Washington, D.C. 20472 P.O. Box 478 Coppell, Texas 75019 214-462-0022 Re: coppell Revised Flood Insurance Study Case No. 6 - 89 -236 Dear Mr. Miller{ Enclosed please find revised floodway models for a section of Denton Creek prepared by our consultant, Mr. Ron W. Morrison of Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. In his letter, dated September 5, 1990, Mr. Morrison explains that Dannenbaum Engineers, Inc. (presently Carter & Burgess Engineers, Ino.) had obtained a revision of an area in Lewisville adjacent to Coppell along Denton Creek..., etc. (See attached letter). Mr. Morrison has completed revised floodway models using a split flow analysis, which matches the Dannenbaum Channel on one side, while the other side follows the banks of Denton Creek, leaving an island between the two areas. We respectfully request that you incorporate this floodway refinement in the Flood Insurance Study revision that you are presently reviewing for the City of Coppell. Please call Ron Morrison or myself, if you have any questions. Sincerely, ~ ~ 'M. "Shobre-- . . Acting City Enginee~j MSD/bd ~ / cc: <Steven G. Goram, Director of Public Work8 John Karlsruher, Ginn, Inc. Ron W. Morrison, Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. REVFIS.MSD I' Kimley. Horn I Kimfoy-Horn and Associates, lac, ENGINEERS ~, PLANNERS , SURVEYORS 12660Coit Road, Sulle200 Dallas, Texas 75251 214 38'6-7007 Facsimile214 239-3820 September 5, 1990 Mr. Matthew Miller, P.E.' Risk Studies Division Federal Insurance Administration Federal Emergency Management Agency 500 C Street, SW Washington, D.C. 20472 Coppell Revised Flood Insurance Study Case No. 6 - 89 -236 Dear Mr. Miller: This letter is in regard to the ongoing review of the City of Coppell Flood Insurance Study. During conservations wlth Dannenbaum Engineers Inc. (now Carter and Burgess Engineers, Inc.) we discovered that there is a particular area of concern along Denton Creek. Dannenbaum had obtained a revision of an area in Lewlsville adjacent to Coppell along Denton Creek. Our CoppelI ennlys~s floodplain contained these changes. However, Dannenbaum's model end revision showed Denton Creek outside of the floodway. This would allow filling of Denton Creek, which is not keeping with the desires of the City of Coppell. To correct this matter we have completed a revised floodway model. This model incorporates a split flow floodway. One side of tile floodway matches the Dannenbaum channel while tile other side follows the banks of Denton Creek, leaving an island between the two areas. We have completed a separate floodway model through this area. Since it is not possible to model a continuous floodway model with this split flow, we have completed four models to represent tiffs split fIow area. They are: 1. Floodway model downstream of the floodway split. (Attachment I) Floodway model from Cross Section 223+70 (start of split flow) through the Dannenbaum (Lewisville side) floodway, ending at Cross Section 255+30 (end of the split flow). (Attachment 2) Floodway model from Cross Section 223+70 (start of split flow) through Denton Creek (Coppell side) ending at Cross Section 255+30 (end of the split flow). (Attachment 3) Mr. Matthew Miller, P.E. - 2 - September 5, 1990 4. Floodway model from the split flow upstream to the end of the floodway model. (Attachment 4) We have included the models, floodway delineations, and other details of the hydraulic models to support this modification to our orlgional submittal. Attachment 5 contains the present floodway delineation and proposed modification. A summary of the results of the floodway analysis is included in Table I on the following page. On behalf of the City of Coppell we request that you incorporate this floodway reflnement in the Flood Insurance Study revision you are presently reviewing. Please call if youlhave questions. Sincerely, KIMLEY-HORN AND ASSOCIATES, INC. Ronald W. Morrison, P.E. Senior Hydrologist pw Attachment P~PO~D LEVEE~ ,//~FOXi STING -- ;. O-YEAR- LOOD ~..~ ,. PLAIN PREVZOUS FLOOOWAY MODEL .11. PROPOSED SPLIT FLOODWAY