Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 39, September 26, 2024
(a) The plans
required for a permit for a stream obstruction pursuant to
K.S.A.
82a-301, and amendments thereto, shall
include the following:
(1) A general location
map or aerial photograph showing the stream, location of the proposed
obstruction, sufficient detail to locate the proposed construction site,
section lines, a bar scale, a north arrow, property lines with the names and
addresses of adjoining landowners, and any other landowners whose land may be
hydraulically affected by the proposed stream obstruction, drainage area, and
any other prominent features;
(2)
a detailed plan view fully describing the obstruction and the site;
(3) the following topographical information,
which shall be provided from streambed elevation to the limits specified in
subsection (b):
(A) A profile of the
streambed and both banks;
(B) a
contour map with a contour interval of no more than two feet; or
(C) cross sections perpendicular to the
stream and at intervals of no more than five times the width of the channel;
(4) an elevation view
showing the obstruction on a cross section of the stream and the valley up to
the post project design flood elevation at the site;
(5) at least one permanent benchmark shall be
conveniently located for use after construction. The location, description, and
elevation of the permanent benchmark to which all elevations are referred shall
be shown on the plans. Reference to the national geodetic vertical datum of
1988, or other acceptable national vertical datum, to a tolerance of plus or
minus one-half foot shall be required for all stream obstructions on perennial
streams and all other streams where base flood elevations have been determined
and are shown on flood insurance rate maps. An assumed project datum shall be
acceptable on all other stream obstruction projects;
(6) details of the manner in which the
obstruction is to be tied into the bed and banks of the streams;
(7) the land for which easements or
rights-of-way are to be acquired if the proposed obstruction affects land other
than that owned by the applicant; and
(8) unless it is clear that the impact of the
proposed project will be contained within the channel or limited to property
under the control of the applicant, a hydraulic analysis determining the
preproject and postproject water surface elevations for the 50 percent-chance
flood and the one percent-chance flood shall be prepared and submitted to the
chief engineer.
(b)
(1) If it is clear that the impact of the
proposed stream obstruction will be contained within the channel or limited to
property under the control of the applicant, the topographical information
upstream of the stream obstruction required in paragraph (a)(3) shall be
required to either of the following, whichever is lower:
(A) The elevation of the highest point on the
proposed obstruction; or
(B) the
elevation of the one percent-chance flood water surface.
The applicant shall not be required to show topographical
information for any property not under the control of the applicant.
(2) If it is not
clear that the impact of the proposed project will be contained within the
channel or limited to property under the control of the applicant, the
topographical information upstream of the stream obstruction required in
paragraph (a)(3) shall be provided from streambed elevation up to the elevation
of the one percent-chance flood water surface upstream of the stream
obstruction.
(3) The topographical
information required in paragraph (a)(3) and subsection (b) shall be provided
downstream of each proposed stream obstruction for a distance equal to five
times the width of the channel at the proposed site of the stream obstruction
or 50 feet downstream from the toe of the stream obstruction, whichever is
greater.
(c) Each
application for a permit to construct a stream obstruction shall include the
following specifications:
(1) Each major
element in the construction of the obstruction;
(2) the minimum quality of workmanship that
is acceptable to construct the obstruction;
(3) the minimum quality of materials that is
acceptable to construct the obstruction; and
(4) the materials proposed to be used to
construct the obstruction.
(d) The specifications shall meet the
following requirements:
(1) Be clear,
legible, and shown in sufficient detail to assure that the work can be properly
constructed; and
(2) be shown on
the plans, in the design report, or on a separate document.
(e) If the Kansas department of
transportation (KDOT) standard construction specifications meet all of the
requirements of this regulation and are to be enforced during construction,
referencing those specifications on the plans shall be sufficient to comply
with this regulation.
(f) If the
standard construction specifications of a city or county in Kansas meet the
following requirements, then referencing those specifications on the plans
shall be sufficient to comply with this regulation:
(1) Meet all the requirements of this
regulation;
(2) are to be enforced
during construction; and
(3)
(A) Have been provided to the chief engineer;
or
(B) are readily available at no
cost from the city or county that utilizes the specifications.