2014 Lower San Joaquin River and Delta South Regional Flood Management Plan

LSJR-DS RFMP, November 2014

Appendix A - Regional Setting & Context

Appendix B - Freeboard Profiles

Appendix C - LMA-Specific Hazards and Projects

Appendix D - Rural LMA Work Group Topic Papers

Appendix E - Financial Plan

Appendix F - Comment and Response Log

Administrative Draft LSJDS RDMP – September 2014

First Draft LSJDS RFMP – January 2014

• DRAFT Lower San Joaquin & Delta South RFMP - January 2014

Comments Received:

• *NOAA/NMFS
• *Delta Protection Commission
• *US Fish & Wildlife Services
• *Reclamation Districts

Over the past several months, the LSJ/DS RFMP development team conducted many small group meetings to solicit input from stakeholders on flood management problems and risk reduction solutions for consideration in the RFMP development process. The consultant team used the results of those meetings and information from other sources to identify a short list of potential projects. The list is not a ranking or prioritization. Project ranking criteria and prioritization will be developed at a later date with stakeholder involvement.

In the meantime, the identification of potential projects will continue through the end of the calendar year. A Regional Improvements Project Form has been developed to facilitate the submission of potential projects, as well as gather input and information on projects identified to date. Please feel free to use the electronic form, or download the form here, to help us develop and refine the project list.

Please fill out the form as completely as possible, but leave blank any areas for which details are unknown. Forms can be submitted to Loren Bottorff with the RFMP Team at lbottorff@pbieng.com. When thinking of potential projects, please keep in mind that the State has indicated it will favor multi-beneficial projects for future funding, as resources allow. Such projects would provide a flood control benefit, but may also address water resources, environmental, recreation and other areas.   Projects may include:

• Construction Projects
• Planning Efforts
• Accreditations and ULOP Compliance Projects
• SWIF(s)
• Others as identified by Stakeholders

Thank you for your participation in the RFMP development process. We look forward to your continued partnership as we move forward with the planning effort. Questions? Contact us at 530-809-9317.

Central Valley Flood Management Planning Program

 Central Valley Flood Protection Board

 Central Valley Flood Protection Plan

 Central Valley Flood System 2012 Conservation Framework & 2017 Conservation Strategy

 FloodSAFE California

 Regional Flood Management Planning

 Statewide Flood Management Planning Program

 Urban Levee Design Criteria

 Urban Level of Flood Protection Criteria