Drainage Study Documentation Sample Clauses

Drainage Study Documentation. The CDS prepared by the Engineer shall include the following format:  Introduction – Location, Existing, Proposed, and FEMA Participation  Hydrology – Map Location, Drainage Area Size, Land Use, Hydrology Method, Comparison to other Methods, and Conclusions with Frequency Discharge Table  Hydraulic - Hydraulic Program Used, Cross-Section Locations, Starting Water Surface Elevation, Tabular Water Surface Profile (design and 100 year, i.e. natural without structures, existing, and proposed)  Impact of Proposed Structure  Scour Evaluations – Methods and Assumptions.  FEMA – Define as Flood Hazard, Detail Study at Project Location (profile is not being raised (meet existing conditions or improve conditions)), CLOMR and LOMR (not required for this project); Coordination with Local FPA, and Non- FEMA Floodplain Liability.  Appendix – Drainage Structure Layouts, Hydrology (inputs and outputs), Hydraulic (inputs and outputs). PHASE II: RIGHT-OF-WAY SERVICES FUNCTION CODE 130 (130) – RIGHT-OF-WAY AND UTILITY DATA
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