FLOW TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
PROJECT EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
(listed by date)
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Proposed Penley Dam Expert Witness Approval of a proposed dam near Sedalia, Colorado is being opposed by a downstream homeowners association. Serving as an expert witness to make case for negative impacts with regard to public safety and potential for loss-of-life if the dam were constructed. January 2011 to present |
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Carrillo v. Kuter Expert Witness Hydrology, hydraulics, and water quality expert witness in law suit pertaining to allegations of an upstream property owner flooding the property of a downstream property owner. Solano Law Firm, Thornton, Colorado December 2010 to present |
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Denver Polo Club Floodplain Study Performed 100-yr floodplain study via HEC-RAS in Plum Creek FEMA floodplain to determine if new bridge crossing resulted in floodplain encroachment on upstream properties. Denver Polo Club, Sedalia, Colorado October 2010 to January 2011 |
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Bridge Scour Hydraulic Assessment Peer Review Hydraulic Assessments include a review of the Bridge Inspection Maintenance Records, Scour information available from Caltrans, a summary of field review observations, and identification of potential scour countermeasures. Hydraulic Assessment Memorandum has been prepared for the purpose of meeting the hydraulic portion of the Federal Highway Administration requirement to develop a Hydraulic Assessment Memorandum for the Plan of Action for each unknown foundation bridge identified during the scour evaluation program. Steven Jones, P.E. April 2010 to present |
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Pikes Peak Highway Rainfall and Erosion Control Structure Study Erosion control structures (detention and sediment ponds, energy dissipaters) along Pikes Peak Highway have failed resulting in severe hillside gully erosion and downstream sediment accumulation. The reasons for failure were evaluated, and alternative erosion control devices proposed. The study involved detailed rainfall analyses of three existing rain gages to determine the types and magnitude of storms, and compare the modeled rainfall/runoff - in addition to storm volumes to the capacity of detention ponds. New structure designs in addition to alternative erosion control methods were proposed. City of Colorado Springs, Pikes Peak Highway June 2009 to present |
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US Department of Agriculture Forest Service Hazard Potential Classification and Inundation Mapping Performed hazard potential classifications and inundation mapping for numerous USDA Forest Service Dams in South Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado, and Arizona. Studies involve field investigations, unsteady flow modeling, development of breach failure scenarios and discharge, hydrologic studies, and inundation mapping. Work also includes development of dam-failure and hazard potential criteria nation-wide for classifying small dams. The work is being performed via teaming with J.F. Sato and Associates. USDA Forest Service; J.F. Sato and Associates, Inc. May 2008 to September 2009. |
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Federal
Emergency Management Agency Levee Certification Senior Technical Advisor for the certification of
a levee located along Sand Creek in Aurora, Colorado. Levee needs to be certified under new FEMA
criteria and Federal Regulations so that the 100-yr floodplain can be defined
within the levee. GEI, Inc, and the City of Aurora March 2008 to March 2009 |
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Pariette Flood Control Dam Value
Engineering Study Team member on a Value Engineering study to
evaluate the design, and save costs, for a flood control dam
modification. More storage capacity is
needed in the reservoir, and the spillway needs more discharge capacity to
safely pass the design flood. Bureau of Land Management February 2008 to present |
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North St. Charles Bridge Hydraulic Design and Scour
Analysis Review Performed review and
presented suggestions for a new bridge hydraulic design. Study included bridge hydraulic modeling
via HEC-RAS, bridge scour analysis via HEC-RAS, and floodplain modeling. EME-Solutions, Inc. September 2007 to November 2007 |
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Wynkoop Street, Denver,
Colorado, Floodplain Study Review Performed review and presented suggestions for a
detailed urban floodplain study, including HEC-RAS modeling, needed to
delineate the flooding on a major city street for development. EME-Solutions, Inc. April 2007 to June 2007 |
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Foxtail
Ridge Drainage Study and Phase III Drainage Report Performed drainage study and developed Phase III
report for a 25 acre site in a mountainous area of Jefferson County
Colorado. Study included performing
hydrologic analyses of numerous sub-basins located on lots, roads, and open
space. A phase III drainage report was
being developed. Landform, Inc, Evergreen, Colorado August 2007 October 2007 |
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Wapiti Run Estates Drainage Study and Phase III Drainage Report Performed drainage study and developed Phase III report for a 54 acre site in a mountainous area of Jefferson County Colorado. Study included performing hydrologic analyses of numerous sub-basins located on lots, roads, and open space. A phase III drainage report was being developed. Thunderbolt Circle, LLC, Evergreen, Colorado April May 2007 |
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The Oaks at Castle Rock Filing No. 3 Drainage Study and Report Developing drainage plan on a 75-lot, 60 acre development located on steep, dissected topography in the Town of Castle Rock, Colorado. Study included performing complex hydrology of numerous sub-basins located on lots, roads, open space, sizing inlets, storm pipes, culverts, and detention ponds, and floodplain delineation along main channels. A phase II drainage report is being developed. David E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO November 2006 to present |
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The Oaks at Castle Rock Filing No. 2 Phase III Drainage Study and Report Developed drainage plan on a 150-lot, 200 acre development located on steep, dissected topography in the Town of Castle Rock, Colorado. Included performing complex hydrology of numerous sub-basins on lots, roads, open space, sizing inlets, storm pipes, culverts, and detention ponds, and floodplain delineation along main channels. A phase III drainage report is being prepared. David E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO September 2006 to present |
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Franktown Parker Flood Control Dam FP-W1 Safety Analysis and Modification Study A property owner would like to modify and existing Natural Resources Conservation Service flood control dam (normally dry) to contain a permanent pool. The Colorado State Engineer requested studies and reports to address safety concerns including hazard classification, inflow design flood, reservoir and spillway sizing, stability analysis, seepage analysis, etc. Flow Technologies, LLC is performing the hydraulic and hydrology studies and designs to satisfy the State Engineers requests. David E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO. May 2006 to present |
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Palmer Lake Ranch Floodplain Study and Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) A floodplain delineation study was performed involving hydrologic analysis to determine the 100-yr discharge and modeling the water surface profile for a stream channel through a proposed housing development. A FEMA floodplain map revision submittal is being prepared and existing FEMA floodplain maps are being revised based on the results. Associated
Design Professionals, Inc. January 2006 to present |
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Remuda Ranch Floodplain Study A floodplain delineation study was performed involving hydrologic analysis to determine the 100-yr discharge and modeling the water surface profile for a stream channel through a proposed housing development. David
E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO May 2005 to June 2005 |
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Legacy Pines Floodplain Study A floodplain delineation study was performed involving hydrologic analysis to determine the 100-yr discharge and modeling the water surface profile for a stream channel through a proposed housing development. David
E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO May 2005 to June 2005 |
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Rustlers Canyon Floodplain Study A floodplain delineation study was performed involving hydrologic analysis to determine the 100-yr discharge and modeling the water surface profile for a stream channel through a proposed housing development. David
E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO May 2005 to June 2005 |
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Rain Valley Wash Floodplain Study and LOMR River hydraulic analysis was performed on a complex wash (fluvial channel) in southern Arizona having numerous spit flow occurring. Study involved determining locations of flow paths and flow splits via satellite images, aerial photos, field work, and 1-foot contour interval topographic maps. Discharges in the various flow paths were determined by hydraulic modeling via HEC-RAS. Water surface profiles were developed on three different channels and two different levee scenarios via HEC-RAS hydraulic modeling. A FEMA floodplain map submittal is being prepared and existing FEMA floodplain maps are being revised based on the results. Associated
Design Professionals, Inc. May 2005 to present |
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Hollern Bridge Study Hydraulic analysis was performed for the design of a perched bridge to pass the 10-yr discharge under its span, and the 100-yr discharge over two low water crossing adjacent to the bridge. David
E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO January 2005 to October 2005 |
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Shook Ranch FEMA Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) River
water surface profile hydraulic analyses, floodplain mapping, and preparation
of FEMA materials for revision of Federal Insurance Rate Map David
E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO February 2005 to May 2005 |
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Shook Ranch Detention Pond Design Perform hydrologic analysis to develop existing and developed conditions hydrographs for various return periods. Perform hydraulic reservoir study to determine pond size and outlet configuration such that pond attenuates developed runoff hydrograph to that of existing conditions. David E. Archer &Associates, Inc. February 2005 to March 2005 |
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Highland Greens Bock 2A Drainage Study Design site drainage, perform hydrology and hydraulics studies, size detention ponds, prepare drainage report. Woodstone Homes, Inc, Vail, Colorado January 2005 - March 2005 |
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Lake Isabel Dam Dam-break/Inundation Study and Downstream Hazard Classification A hydraulics study was performed on an approximately seventy five-foot-high earthen dam for the purpose of assessing downstream impacts should the dam fail. The study involves extensive data collection for dam hydraulics and downstream channel, determining failure scenarios, performing unsteady flow analysis via the National Weather Service DAMBRK model, determining downstream impacts and potential for loss of life, and writing a comprehensive report. United State Forest Service, Denver Regional Office March 2005 - present |
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Las Vegas Nevada Housing Development Erosion Control Plans Erosion control plans are being developed for numerous sub-division for both single-and multiple-family housing developments. The plans entail obtaining grading plans in CAD format, modifying those for both pre- and during-construction scenarios, and preparing a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and Notice of Intent. Engle Homes and HydroDynamics, Inc. November 2004 - present |
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Sage Port Filing No. 1 Single Family Housing Development Hydrology/Hydraulics Study A previous hydrology study was evaluated, and then used to delineate the 100-yr floodplain and to size culverts for roadway crossings. Due to roadway crossing height and budget constraints, elliptical pipe with improved inlet configurations were successfully designed. David E. Archer and Associates, Inc. September 2004 - present. |
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Chapman Dam Dam-break/Inundation Study and Downstream Hazard Classification A hydraulics study was performed on a forty three-foot-high concrete gravity arch dam for the purpose of assessing downstream impacts should the dam fail. The study involved extensive data collection for dam hydraulics and downstream channel, determining failure scenarios, performing unsteady flow analysis via the National Weather Service DAMBRK model, determining downstream impacts and potential for loss of life, and writing a comprehensive report. United State Forest Service, Denver Regional Office August - November 2004 |
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Northwest Colorado Council of Governments County Assistance Provided assistance to Pitkin and Eagle County, and the Town of Basalt governments for development of stormwater and erosion control programs. Assistance involved staff meetings, project visits, review of regulations, and reporting summary of findings and recommendations to improve the stormwater and erosion control programs. Northwest Colorado Council of Governments June - September 2004 |
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Preserve at Deerfield Single Family Housing Development Hydrologic/Hydraulics Study A hydrologic study was performed to determine 100-yr discharge for pre - and post developed conditions via HEC-1. The study involved hydrologic analysis for numerous sub-basins and off and on site flows. The discharges were used to delineate the 100-yr floodplain, size culverts for roadway crossings, and also to size detention ponds via hydraulic routings. David E. Archer, and Associates, Inc. April - December 2004 |
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East Cherry Creek Road Crossing Hydrologic/Hydraulics Study Hydrologic study was performed to determine the 100-yr flood for a roadway crossing sizing on a twenty five-square-mile drainage area of East Cherry Creek via HEC-1. Four flood control dams are situated upstream which resulted in the need to obtain and develop dam hydraulic information, upstream flood hydrographs, and to perform flood routings through each dam, combine dam outflow hydrographs, and perform channel routings to the roadway crossing. Hydraulic study involved determining roadway culvert sizes and overtopping configurations to meet Douglas County criteria. In addition, the 100-yr floodplain was delineated via HEC-RAS. David E. Archer, and Associates, Inc. May - November 2004 |
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South Boulder Creek Floodplain Study Team member on politically sensitive floodplain study. Main task involves applying paleoflood hydrology studies to evaluate and augment historic streamflow records to be used for determining flood frequency discharges. HDR Engineering, Inc, Denver, Colorado; City of Boulder, Colorado December 2003 - present |
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US Highway 89 Through Montpelier Canyon, Idaho, Channel Change Profile Design Three channel changes are to be constructed for a large highway project. Performed analysis to ensure smooth channel transitions and energy grade lines. Idaho Transportation Department November - December 2003 |
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US Highway 89 Through Montpelier Canyon, Idaho, Culvert Hydrology/Hydraulics Study Perform hydrology study for various frequency discharges, and culvert sizing for large highway construction project. Idaho Transportation Department October November 2003 |
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Historic Gladstone StormRainfall/Runoff Analysis Perform numerous rainfall/runoff scenarios for large
historic rainfall event (1911) as part of analysis to determine storm
validity. Gladstone storm drives PMP studies in region, but may have
erroneous data.
Associated Weather Associates, LLC, Monument, Colorado October 2003 - October 2004 |
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Prospect Lake Water Loss Evaluation Prospect Lake, and off-channel reservoir owned by Colorado Springs, appears to be losing large quantities of water. A study is being performed to evaluate amounts and sources of loss such as seepage and evaporation, lake bottom and subsurface conditions, and solution alternatives. Associated Design Professionals, Inc, Colorado Springs, Colorado; City of Colorado Springs September 2003 to June 2004. |
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Charon Pines Townhomes Subsurface Drainage Evaluation Structural damage has been occurring to townhomes after wet spring. Performed surface and subsurface drainage analysis, and soil evaluation to determine structural forces on building. Peak Property Management, Breckenridge, Colorado July 2003 |
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Lily Lake Dam Downstream Hazard Classification Perform dam-break/inundation study, loss-of-life analysis, and downstream hazard classification and report on earthen dam located in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. National Park Service, Washington, DC October 2002 - January 2003 |
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Woodmen Hills Law Suit Expert Witness Serve as expert witness for plaintiffs in law suit. Project involves assessing cause of severe channel erosion and degradation due to large upstream residential development, evaluating alternative corrective measures, writing reports, and testifying. Hannon Law Firm, Inc., Denver, Colorado October 2002 - December 2005 |
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Highland Greens Drainage Study Design site drainage, perform hydrology and hydraulics studies, size detention ponds, prepare drainage report. Woodstone Homes, Inc, Vail, Colorado October 2002 - January 2003. |
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Sellers Gulch Floodplain Delineation Delineate 100-yr floodplain for reach of Sellers Gulch in Castle Rock, Colorado to determine if development is feasible via channel modification, and if LOMR will be required. David E. Archer, and Associates, Inc. July 2002 - August 2002 |
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Green Residence Floodplain Study Evaluate 100-yr discharge and delineate 100-yr floodplain for a reach of Clear Creek to satisfy Clear Creek County floodplain management requirements. Anne and Arnie Green May 2002 - June 2002 |
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Summit Water Quality Committee Erosion Control Specialist Develop sediment and erosion control program, perform inspections, offer assistance to Summit County, and Summit County Municipalities. Summit Water Quality Committee, Silverthorne, Colorado May 2002 - present |
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US Highway 89 Through Montpelier Canyon Environmental Monitoring and Control Perform daily inspections for sediment and erosion control, wetlands, river channel condition for major highway construction. Assess problems and design structural and non-structural solutions. Idaho Transportation Department April 2002 - November 2003 |
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City of Del Mar, California Hydrology Study and Drainage Control
Analysis and Design Perform
urban hydrology study, existing drainage structure analysis, and new
structure design for all of the City of Del Mar. Purpose was to determine
drainage problems, and develop solutions for preventing erosion of bluffs
(caused by inadequate drainage) and consequent threat to railroad along
Pacific Ocean. ECI,
Englewood, CO July - September 2001. |
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Cherry Creek Basin Site-Specific Probable Maximum Precipitation Study Part
of a team of expert meteorologists and hydrologists working to evaluate the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 1996 Probable Maximum Precipitation (PMP) study
for Cherry Creek Dam safety evaluation, and to develop new PMP and Probable
Maximum Flood. Applied
Weather Associates, Monument, CO December 2000 - May 2003 |
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Taylor Draw Dam, Dam Failure Inundation Study Collected
channel and dam hydraulic data and information, developed outlet works and
spillway rating curves, performed breach analysis, and unsteady flow routing
of dam failure flood. GEI
Consultants, Inc., Englewood, CO October November 2000 |
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Russelville Gulch Hydrology and 100-yr Floodplain Mapping Developed
100-yr discharge and delineated and mapped 100-yr floodplain for a potential
development along Russelville Gulch David
E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO May - July 2000 |
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Castle Pines Colorado Individual Lot Drainage Reviews Developed
drainage plans and sediment and erosion control plans for individual lots at
Castle Pines. Included evaluation of historic and developed flows, and
mitigation for increased discharge. Carlson
Design Group, Inc., Will Construction Management, Inc., Gray Construction,
Inc. January 2000 - present |
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US Airforce Academy Dams Rehabilitation Evaluate
alternatives for rehabilitation of 2 dams. Inspect dams, collect data and information,
perform hydrologic and hydraulic studies of inflow floods, dam failure
discharge, spillway/outlet works sizing. US
Air Force Academy/S.A. Miro, Inc December 1999 to June 2000 |
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Cooley & Bootleg Dams Dam-break/Inundation Studies &
Downstream Hazard Classification Collect
hydrologic/hydraulic data, develop inflow design floods, perform
spillway/outlet ratings, reservoir routings, dam-break analyses, unsteady flow
flood routings, and preparation of inundation map and hazard classification.
Located on Fort Apache Indian Reservation, Arizona. Bureau
of Indian Affairs, Phoenix Area Office November 1999 - April 2000 |
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Floodway Delineation, Lee Storrer Property,
Wheat Ridge, CO Property
owners planned building is located in 100-yr floodplain per Urban Drainage
& Flood Control District Lena Gulch Master Plan. City of Wheat Ridge requested
that 100-yr floodway be delineated from floodplain to ensure building will
not be in floodway. Construct duplicate effective model of UDFCD Lena Gulch
Master Plan 100-yr floodplain. Perform HEC-RAS modeling to separate floodway
from floodplain based on depths, velocities, and percentage of discharge. Mr.
Lee Storrer, Wheat Ridge, CO September - November 1999 |
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Thomas Residence Surface Drainage Improper
sub-division drainage resulted in several large residential lots to be
continually saturated. Problem was remedied by evaluation of sub-division
drainage plan and recommendations to developer. Mr.
Bob Thomas August - October 1999 |
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Rucinski Residence Surface and Subsurface Drainage Possible
law suit due to excessive water in crawl space and poor lot drainage required
need for analysis of foundation drainage system and lot grade. Evaluated foundation
plans, inspection reports, physical inspection of foundation drains, grade
survey and evaluation, and recommend improvements. Mr.
Andy Rucinsky, Littleton, CO August - September 1999 |
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Colorado Association of Stormwater and
Floodplain Managers Floodproofing Workshops As
Chair of the CASFM Flood Committee, organized materials, speakers, and field
trip for Floodproofing Workshop. Workshop intended
to promote floodproofing in Colorado. CASFM January - August 1999 |
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Wetland Delineation Commercial
building plans are dependent upon the identification and extent of on-site
wetlands at a site in north Jefferson County. Wetland delineation (identification
and size) and report preparation of two commercial building sites in
Jefferson, County Colorado, per Army Corps of Engineers Section 404
requirements. George
E. Smith Jr., Architect, Denver, CO July - August 1999 |
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Sunshine Carrington Homes Subsurface Flow Analysis, Jefferson County,
CO Land
development was delayed by discovery of subsurface flow at a building site.
Evaluation of source of subsurface flow and saturated soils, and alternatives
for drainage on residential lot. Involved data collection, field
investigation of subsurface flow. Sunshine
Carrington Homes, Littleton, CO June 1999 |
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US Highway 89, Montpelier, Idaho to Geneva, Wyoming US
Highway 89 is undergoing design for reconstructed though Montpelier Canyon,
an environmentally sensitive area. Project involves designing hydraulic
structures (channels, inlet, outlet controls, storage)
for constructed wetlands needed for mitigation, channel design for Montpelier
Creek channel relocation, hydrology for all major and minor cross drains, and
roadside ditches, design and sizing of all cross drains and roadside ditches. Idaho
Department of Transportation May 1999 - November 2003 |
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Lake McKinney Dam, Kansas, Dam-break/Inundation Study and Downstream
Hazard Classification State
of Kansas requested a dam-break/inundation map for Lake McKinney, a private
irrigation reservoir. Collected hydrologic/hydraulic data, performed
spillway/outlet ratings, reservoir routings, dam-break analyses, and
preparation of inundation map for various dam failure scenarios. Tipton
and Kalmbach, Denver, CO May - August 1999 |
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Orchard Avenue Detention Dam Hazard Classification, Canyon City,
Colorado State
of Colorado requested a dam-break/inundation map for Orchard Avenue Detention
Dam. Performed dambreak and flood routing analysis
for determining hazard classification per State of Colorado criteria for a
flood detention dam. Associated
Design Professionals, Inc February - April 1999 |
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Fort Apache Indian Reservation Dam Failure Inundation Mapping Early
warning systems are required on 10 high-hazard dams. Dam-failure/inundation
were performed which included hydrologic evaluation on 330 square mile basin
(divided into numerous sub-basins) via HEC-1, reservoir inflow hydrographs,
individual and multiple dam failures on different tributaries to the North
Fork Whiteriver which also include dams in series.
Studies are being performed for both for sunny-day and hydrologic failure
events. Results will be used for Emergency Preparedness Plan, early warning
system, and inundation maps. Bureau
of Indian Affairs, Phoenix Area Office July 1998 - January 1999 |
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City of Aurora Sediment & Erosion Control Inspection and Design Additional
support needed for City of Aurora Sediment and Erosion Control Program.
On-site construction sediment and erosion control inspections are performed
on large variety of project types to ensure conformance with EPA, State, and
City of Aurora criteria. Design erosion control features and plans if
existing are not sufficient. City
of Aurora, Colorado July 1988 - October 2000 |
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US Air Force Academy Stables Relocation Stormwater
Pollution Prevention Plan New
Stables location is being planned and designed with the intent of minimizing stormwater pollutant runoff to a nearby stream. Design of
a drainage system and water quality pond is being performed. In addition, an
EPA stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan is being
prepared. US
Air Force Academy/S.A. Miro, Inc. June - September 1998 |
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B Bar B Ranch Fill Placement Hydrology, and Channel and Erosion
Control Design Placement
of fill has been occurring across a natural channel. To satisfy Douglas
County regulation, design discharges were determined, by-pass channel
hydraulic design performed, and erosion control features for slopes up to 33
percent developed. B
Bar B Ranch, Sedalia, CO June 1998 - October 2001 |
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Willow Creek Water Surface Profile Analysis and Flood Hazard Area
Delineation River
water surface profile hydraulic analyses, and floodplain mapping due
development on Willow Creek. Required water surface profile modeling and
updating Urban Drainage and Flood Control District Flood Hazard Area
Delineation maps. David
E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO May 1998 |
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US Air Force Academy Road to CATM/FERL Drainage Design and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan New
road design required hydrologic studies for cross drains, roadside ditches,
sediment and erosion control measures, and an EPA Stormwater
Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) for construction of a new
road. US
Air Force Academy/S.A. Miro, Inc., Denver CO March - August 1998 |
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Floodplain Management 101 Workshops Organize,
conduct, and lecture at four Colorado Association of Stormwater
and Floodplain Managers floodplain management workshops. Colorado
Association of Stormwater and Floodplain Managers December - September 1997 |
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FEMA Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) for Baldwin Gulch, Colorado River
water surface profile hydraulic analyses, floodplain mapping, and preparation
of FEMA materials for revision of Federal Insurance Rate Map David
E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO December 1997 - June 1998 |
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Running Brook Estates Hydrological Investigations and 100-yr
Floodplain Study Hydrologic
and hydraulic analysis for 100-yr floodplain, and floodplain mapping on
Running Creek, Colorado. Unique
Development, Littleton, CO September - October 1997 |
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Dakota Station II Condominiums Flooding Evaluation Investigation
of basement flooding in condominium units, and preparation of solution
alternatives. Marilyn
Bradley 303-690-3944, Lakewood, CO October 1997 |
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Andrea Court Drainage Study Drainage
plan hydrologic and hydraulic analyses. HydroDynamics, Inc., Parker, CO September 1997 |
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Citadel Station Drainage Study Drainage
plan hydrologic and hydraulic analyses. HydroDynamics, Inc., Parker, CO August 1997 |
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Franktown Parker - P1 Dam, Hydrologic Investigations and Flood
Routing Study Development
of 100-yr flood hydrograph, dam hydraulics analyses, and reservoir routing. David
E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO June - July 1997 |
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Franktown Parker - B1 Dam, Dam-Break/Inundation Study Analysis
of hypothetical dam-break discharge and evaluation of downstream inundation. Sagebrush
Development, Denver, CO June to July 1997 |
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Castle Crest Development Drainage Study Runoff
studies and hydraulic structures design for planned development. HydroDynamics, Inc., Parker, CO May 1997 |
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Centennial Ranch Phase III Drainage Report Comprehensive Phase III drainage plan and for
134 acre development including runoff, detention, culverts, ditches,
channelization, and erosion and sediment control. David
E. Archer & Associates, Castle Rock, CO May 1997 to December 1997 |
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Kiowa Schools Hydrologic and Flood Hazard Study Development
of 100-yr flood and determination of water surface profile at existing and
proposed school complex. HydroDynamics, Inc., Parker, CO March - April 1997 |
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The Greens at Cedar Ridge Expert Witness Preparation Evaluation
of study results and methodology used to design drainage plan for a
development which is causing downstream flood and sediment damage; prepare
for trial. HydroDynamics, Inc., Parker, CO January 1997 - January 1998 |
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Grande Ronde River, Oregon, Flood Control,
Fish Habitat Enhancement, and Stream Rehabilitation Study Comprehensive
flooding investigation, analyses of flood control alternatives, and levee system
design for 25-mile river reach. US
Bureau of Reclamation, Snake River Area Office, Boise, Idaho October 1996 - March 1997 |
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Twenty Mile Industrial Park Drainage Study Runoff
studies and hydraulic structures design for planned development. HydroDynamics, Inc., Parker, CO January 1997 - February 1997 |