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DC-13-0003: Front Range Flood and Extreme Rain Text Amendments Planning Commission October 16, 2013 DC-13-0003: Front Range Flood and Extreme Rain Planning Commission October 16, 2013 Flooding in Boulder County May 31-June 2, 1894


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DC-13-0003: Front Range Flood and Extreme Rain Text Amendments Planning Commission October 16, 2013

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DC-13-0003: Front Range Flood and Extreme Rain Planning Commission – October 16, 2013

Flooding in Boulder County

  • May 31-June 2, 1894 – Countywide Impact
  • July 30-August 1, 1919 – Boulder and the foothills
  • June 2-6, 1921 – Eastern Boulder County
  • September 2, 1938 – Eldorado Springs
  • May 6-7, 1969 – Jamestown
  • September 11-14, 2013 – Countywide Impact
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1969 Jamestown flood, Carnegie Branch Library for Local History

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Jamestown - 2013 flood

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Floodway 100 yr floodplain 500 yr floodplain Inundated areas

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Recovery Goals

  • Avoid and mitigate the predicted and actual hazards
  • Enable wise decisions
  • Work with community in ongoing efforts and gain

understanding of community needs

  • Rebuild resilient & sustainable communities
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A Sample Recovery Efforts…

  • Damage Assessment
  • Temporary Access and Water Crossings
  • Flood Recovery, Restoration and Repair Permits
  • Flood Rebuilding and Permit Information Center
  • FEMA Substantial Damage Estimates
  • Post-flood Stream Alignments
  • Grant Assistance, including FEMA Buy-out Program
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DC-13-0003: Front Range Flood and Extreme Rain Planning Commission – October 16, 2013

Common Questions

  • Do I need to have a structural engineer to inspect the safety of my home?
  • My private residential bridge/culvert/driveway was destroyed by the flood,

how do I begin repairs?

  • What are the floodplain/floodway regulations and how do they affect my

property?

  • My property was affected by the flood, but I don’t know what impact it had

to my septic system. How do I know if the system is still working properly?

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Proposed Regulations – Highlights

  • Interim – sunsets April 30, 2014
  • Collaborative process – property owners, Transportation,

Public Health, and Land Use

  • Relocates structures outside of hazard areas
  • Takes into account actual hazards, not just mapped hazards
  • Extends the timeline to rebuild following the Fourmile Canyon

Fire from September 30, 2013 to March 31, 2014

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Current Regulations

  • Post-disaster rebuild: 6 mo.

from date of disaster – March 15, 2013

  • Must rebuild same sq ft
  • Must rebuild same location
  • Must rebuild same height
  • Rebuilding must be

complete one year after the restoration began

Proposed Interim Regulations

  • Post-disaster rebuild: 6 mo.

from effective date of new regs – April 30, 2014

  • Must rebuild same sq ft
  • Can move to less hazardous

location

  • Can increase height for

floodproofing (but not over ht.

allowed in zoning district)

  • Property owner has one

year to apply for a BP, no deadline for completing the restoration

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DC-13-0003: Front Range Flood and Extreme Rain Planning Commission – October 16, 2013

Success Story: 490 Gold Run Rd.

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Debris flow from 2013 flood event

Success Story: 490 Gold Run Rd.

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Reinforced Walls

Success Story: 490 Gold Run Rd.

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Success Story: 490 Gold Run Rd.

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Success Story: 490 Gold Run Rd.

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Success Story: 637 Gold Run Rd.

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DC-13-0003: Front Range Flood and Extreme Rain Planning Commission – October 16, 2013

Success Story: 637 Gold Run Rd.

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DC-13-0003: Front Range Flood and Extreme Rain Planning Commission – October 16, 2013

Success Story: 637 Gold Run Rd.