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Resolution 2024-084
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5/7/2024
Meeting title
Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Regular
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Request to Approve a Resolution to Authorize the Chair's Signature on Watershed Science and Engineering, Inc. Task Order No.5- Ellensburg Urban Flooding Hydraulic Analysis
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18
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Consent Agenda
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117448
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€+WATERSHED <br />SCIENCE & ENGINEERING April30,2024 <br />Task 3. ldentify Mitigation Actions and Public Outreach <br />The goal of Task 3 is to identify priority mitigation actions that will provide the greatest reduction in <br />flood risk in the studied areas within the UGA and City while being feasible, resilient to changing <br />conditions, equitable, and cost-effective. The actions will be identified using the most current and <br />accurate information, in a collaborative environment with shared goals. Action development and <br />alternatives analysis will be consistent with CFHMP guidance. <br />Task 3 will result in a list of prioritized mitigation actions that will be added to the County's and/or City's <br />CFHMP or HMP. After the mitigation actions are identified, the City and County will have a unified <br />mitigation strategy and can work towards implementation of the actions for reduced flood risk <br />associated with Whiskey Creek, Mercer Creek, and Wilson Creek. <br />Task 3 also includes a robust public outreach process to involve the public in the project and create <br />awareness of potential flooding scenarios, highest risk areas, and notify affected property owners of <br />proposed updates to the Flood lnsurance Rate Maps. <br />Task 3.7. Technical Stokeholder Team <br />Perteet will support the City's formation of a Technical Stakeholder Team (Tech Team) that will be active <br />throughout the project to help guide the City in decision-making processes, floodplain analysis, <br />identification of potential mitigation actions, public outreach efforts, and data collection efforts. The <br />Tech Team will include, but not be limited to, staff from the City, County, and County Flood Control Zone <br />District, consultant team members, and other agencies or entities that have an interest in flood <br />reduction (e.g. CWU, WDFW, Kittitas Conservation District, Ecology, etc.), or provide support to <br />vulnerable populations within the City. At the onset of the Tech Team meetings, the Tech Team will <br />identify goals which can be used to measure success of this project and the identification of mitigation <br />actions. <br />The following tasks will be completed by WSE: <br />o WSE's senior and staff engineer will participate in Tech Team meetings. <br />Assumptions: <br />o The Tech Team will meet as needed and no more than monthly throughout the duration of the <br />project (14 months). <br />o WSE staff will attend Tech Team meetings virtually. <br />Tdsk 3.2. Public Outreach <br />Perteet will lead the development of accessible, engaging, and educational outreach events using <br />various methods, including websites, story map, and in-person events. Public outreach will include the <br />whole community, but some outreach will be targeted towards residents of properties that are <br />identified as being in the high-risk flood zone and are affected by the proposed map change in the City <br />and UGA. The outreach will focus on flood education and notification of potentialfuture map changes <br />and will meet the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) requirements for LOMR outreach. <br />Perteet will support the City in developing materials for and hosting joint open house events in which <br />the public can learn more about the project and discuss their specific concerns.
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