Texas Administrative Code
Title 31 - NATURAL RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION
Part 10 - TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Chapter 363 - FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
Subchapter D - FLOOD CONTROL
Section 363.408 - Complete Application Requirements
Universal Citation: 31 TX Admin Code ยง 363.408
Current through Reg. 49, No. 38; September 20, 2024
(a) This section applies to complete applications submitted to the executive administrator after prioritization.
(b) In addition to the general application requirements of Subchapter A of this chapter (relating to General Provisions), the following are required to be considered an administratively complete application:
(1) if the project is a flood
control project and the project watershed is partially located outside the
political subdivision making the application, the applicant must submit a
memorandum of understanding relating to management of the project watershed.
The memorandum of understanding must be approved and signed by all governing
bodies of eligible political subdivisions located in the project watershed. The
memorandum of understanding at a minimum, must contain a requirement that all
political subdivisions in the project watershed agree to work
cooperatively;
(2) an affidavit
attesting to the following:
(A) that the
applicant has acted cooperatively with other political subdivisions to address
flood control needs in the area in which the eligible political subdivisions
are located;
(B) that all eligible
political subdivisions substantially affected by the proposed flood project
have participated in the process of developing the proposed flood project,
recognizing that providing adequate notice and ample opportunity to any such
eligible political subdivision that elects not to participate further would
fulfill this requirement, provided evidence of notification is included in the
application;
(C) that the eligible
political subdivisions, separately or in cooperation, have held public meetings
to accept comment on proposed flood projects from interested parties;
and
(D) that the technical
requirements for the proposed flood project have been completed and compared
against any other potential flood projects in the same area. This statement is
not required for applications for assistance for planning and design costs,
permitting costs, and other costs associated with state or federal regulatory
activities with respect to a flood project;
(3) an analysis of whether the proposed flood
project could use floodwater capture techniques for water supply purposes,
including floodwater harvesting, detention or retention basins, or other
methods of capturing storm flow or unappropriated flood flow;
(4) a description of the Project Watershed
sealed by a Professional Engineer or Professional Geoscientist. The Project
Watershed shall be estimated using the best available data with analysis
performed in accordance with sound engineering principles and practices.
Revisions to the Project Watershed may be necessary with additional data,
development of more refined modeling tools, refinement of design criteria, or
other factors. The applicant must provide the executive administrator with
updates of the description of the Project Watershed as it is modified. If a
revision to the Project Watershed results in a portion of the project watershed
being partially outside of the political subdivision boundaries of the
Applicant, the Applicant must provide the executive administrator with
additional memoranda of understanding necessary to include all eligible
political subdivisions located in the project watershed; and
(5) additional information as needed to allow
the board to comply with its responsibility to act as a clearinghouse for
information about flood planning and its reporting requirements.
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