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Meetings & News

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Small Communities Meetings
Reducing Flood Risk in the Town of Grimes
Join us for an introduction to Colusa County’s Flood Risk Reduction Feasibility Study for the town of Grimes. The study aims to identify a preferred solution to provide Grimes with a 100-year level of flood protection. Draft alternatives for review and input will be presented. This is a joint meeting with the Sacramento River West Side Levee District.
6:30 p.m, Wednesday, November 14
Colusa Industrial Properties
50 Sunrise Boulevard, Colusa
Reducing Flood Risk for Princeton
The community is encouraged to attend an introduction to the Flood Risk Reduction Feasibility Study for Princeton.
6 p.m., Thursday, November 15
Princeton High School Cafeteria
473 State Street, Princeton
Plan Documents

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Mid & Upper Sacramento Regional Flood Management Plan – November 10, 2014
Table of Contents
Acronyms and Abbreviations
Executive Summary
Chapter 1 – Introduction
Chapter 2 – Regional Setting
Chapter 3 – Assessment of Flood Hazards in the Region
Chapter 4- Operations and Maintenance
Chapter 5 – Emergency Response
Chapter 6 – Land Use and Environmental
Chapter 7 – Rural Areas and Small Communities
Chapter 8 – Urban Areas
Chapter 9 – Levee Maintaining Agency Projects
Chapter 10 – System-Wide Improvements
Chapter 11 – Implementation Strategies
Chapter 12 – Financial Plan
Chapter 13 – References
Appendix A – County Economic Forecasts
Appendix B – Levee Segment Summary Sheets
Appendix C – Guide to Developing Local Flood Safety Plans
Appendix D – Special Status Species Present in MUSR Study Area
Appendix E1 – Initial List of Projects
Appendix E2 – Project Location Maps
Appendix F – Project Prioritization Matrix
Appendix G – Response Log
RFMP Main Body
Contact

Kim Floyd
Public Outreach Coordinator
Hotline: 916-838-2666
Submit your comments and questions to Kim@FloydCommunications.com.
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