2020 Advisory Committee June 19, 2020 1
Guiding Plans and Policies 1. 2006 King County Flood Hazard Management Plan 2. Acquisition Policy 3. Fund Balance Policy 4. Levee Accreditation and Certification 5. SEPA Policy 6. Final System-Wide Improvement Framework for Lower Green - 2019 7. Capital Investment Strategies 2
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FAQs 1. What is the District’s levy rate and how much tax is collected? 2. How does the District determine that a project will be added to the 6-Year CIP? 3. What is the status of the Flood Hazard Management Plan Update? 4. Who are the District’s partners? 5. What is the role of service providers such as King County, local jurisdictions, and the United States Army Corps of Engineers? 4
Implementation Opportunity Potential Address Project Constraints or RESCOPE Rescope High Flood Risk Reduction Priority Medium Potential Priority NOT A PRIORITY Low Priority NOTE: This is a conceptual diagram and is not intended to imply clear and distinct thresholds between these categories. 5
Total Budget $109,362,003 6
2020 Countywide Grant Funding Sub-Regional Cooperative Watershed Flood Reduction Opportunity Fund Grants Amount: $6.09 million Amount: $9.6 million Amount: $3.35 million 7
2021 New Grants Coastal Culvert Urban Streams Flood Reduction Erosion/Coastal Replacement Flooding Eligibility: Governments and Tribes Criteria: To be established through consultative process Requirement: Flood Risk Reduction Amount: $9 million total; $3 million per category Amount: $3 million 8
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