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Natural Hazards Mitigation PlanCity of Glendale, CaliforniaSection 8 – FloodsLong Term – Flood #l:Action Item: Enhance data and mapping for floodplain information within the county, andidentify and map flood-prone areas outside of designated floodplains.Ideas for Implementation:♦ Apply for FEMA's cooperative technical partnership using the 2-foot contour intervalfloodplain mapping data acquired by the City of Glendale GIS.♦ Use WES inventory and mapping data to update the flood-loss estimates for the city ofGlendale.♦ Encourage the development of floodplain maps for all local streams not currentlymapped on Flood Insurance Rate Maps or county maps, with special attention focusedon mapping rural and unincorporated areas. The maps should show the expectedfrequency of flooding, the level of flooding, and the areas subject to inundation. Themaps can be used for planning, risk analysis, and emergency management.Coordinating Organization: County Geographic Information Services, CountyDepartment of Transportation, County Public WorksTimeline:3 years (as funding allows)Plan Goals Addr essed: Protect Life and PropertyConstraints:Pending Funding and Available PersonnelL ong Term – Flood #2:Action Item: Encourage development of acquisition and management strategies to preserveopen space for flood mitigation, fish habitat, and water quality in the floodplain.Ideas for Implementation:♦ Develop a comprehensive strategy for acquiring and managing floodplain open space inthe City of Glendale.♦♦♦♦♦Explore funding for property acquisition from federal (e,g" FEMA Hazard MitigationGrant Program), state, regional, and local governments, as well as private and nonprofitorganizations, trails programs, fish programs as well as options for specialappropriations.Develop a regional partnership between flood mitigation, fish habitat, and water qualityenhancement organizations/programs to improve educational programs.Identify sites where environmental restoration work can benefit flood mitigation, fishhabitat, and water quality.Work with landowners to develop flood management practices that provide healthy fishhabitat.Identify existing watershed education programs and determine which programs wouldsupport a flood education component.Coordin ating Organization: County Department of Transportation, County PublicWorksTimeline:5 years2006 PAGE 8- 27
Natural Hazards Mitigation PlanCity of Glendale, CaliforniaPlan Goals Addressed:Constraints:Section 8 – FloodsNatural Systems, Protect Life and PropertyPending Funding and Available PersonnelL ong Term – Flood #3:Action Item: Identify surface water drainage obstructions in the city of Glendale.Ideas for Implementation:♦ Map culverts in the city.♦ Prepare an inventory ofthem for retrofitting.culverts that historically create flooding problems and target♦Prepare an inventory of major urban drainage problems, and identify causes andpotential mitigation actions for urban drainage problem areas.Coordinating Organization:Timeline:Plan Goals Addressed:Constraints:County Public Works, County Geographic InformationSystems5 yearsProtect Life and PropertyPending Funding and Available PersonnelL ong Term – Flood #4:Action Item: Establish a framework to compile and coordinate surface water managementplans and data throughout the City.Ideas for Implementation:♦ Develop surface water management plans for areas that are not currently within surfacewater management plan boundaries.Coordinating Organization: County Public Works, County Planning Division,Geographic Information SystemsTimeline:5 yearsPlan Goals Addressed: Protect Life and Property, Partnerships andImplementationConstraints:Pending Funding and Available PersonnelFlood Resource DirectoryThe following resource directory lists the resources and programs that can assist countycommunities and organizations. The resource directory will provide contact information forlocal, county, regional, State and Federal programs that deal with natural hazards. Foradditional information, refer to Appendix A.2006 PAGE 8- 28
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