Texas Administrative Code
Title 31 - NATURAL RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION
Part 10 - TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Chapter 361 - REGIONAL FLOOD PLANNING
Subchapter C - REGIONAL FLOOD PLAN REQUIREMENTS
Section 361.36 - Flood Mitigation Need Analysis

Universal Citation: 31 TX Admin Code ยง 361.36

Current through Reg. 49, No. 38; September 20, 2024

(a) Based on the analyses developed by the RFPG under §§ 361.33- 361.35 of this title and any additional analyses or information developed using available screening-level models or methods, the RFPG shall identify locations within the FPR that the RFPG considers to have the greatest flood mitigation and flood risk study needs by considering:

(1) the areas in the FPR that the RFPG identified as the most prone to flooding that threatens life and property;

(2) the relative locations, extent, and performance of current floodplain management and land use policies and infrastructure located within the FPR, particularly within the locations described in paragraph (1) of this subsection;

(3) areas identified by the RFPG as prone to flooding that don't have adequate inundation maps;

(4) areas identified by the RFPG as prone to flooding that don't have hydrologic and hydraulic models;

(5) areas with an emergency need;

(6) existing modeling analyses and flood risk mitigation plans within the FPR;

(7) flood mitigation projects already identified and evaluated by other flood mitigation plans and studies;

(8) documentation of historic flooding events;

(9) flood mitigation projects already being implemented; and

(10) any other factors that the RFPG deems relevant to identifying the geographic locations where potential FMEs and potentially feasible FMPs and FMSs shall be identified and evaluated under § 361.38 of this title (relating to Identification and Assessment of Potential Flood Management Evaluations and Potentially Feasible Flood Management Strategies and Flood Mitigation Projects).

(b) The RFPG shall conduct the analysis in subsection (a) of this section in a manner that will ensure the most effective and efficient use of the resources available to the RFPG.

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