Study Watersheds Sample Clauses

Study Watersheds. Basin / HUC-10 Watershed Number HUC-10 Watershed Name Salado Creek Basin 1207020305 Stillhouse Hollow Lake-Lampasas River 1207020304 Salado Creek 1207020401 Upper Little River San Xxxxxxx Basin 1207020501 North Fork San Gabriel River 1207020502 South Fork San Gabriel River 1207020503 Xxxxx Creek 1207020505 Xxxxxxx Lake-San Gabriel River Brushy Creek Basin 1207020504 Turkey Creek-Brushy Creek 1207010201 Middle Yegua Creek
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Study Watersheds. TWDB Contract No. GN1001290 Exhibit A Pages 4 of 7 – 7 of 7 Intentionally Omitted EXHIBIT B SCOPE OF WORK Xxxxxxxxxx County Atlas 14 Floodplain Mapping Project Detailed Scope of Work
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Study Watersheds. Basin / HUC- 10 Watershed Number HUC-10 Watershed Name Salado Creek Basin 1207020305 Stillhouse Hollow Lake-Lampasas River 1207020304 Salado Creek 1207020401 Upper Little River San Xxxxxxx Basin 1207020501 North Fork San Gabriel River 1207020502 South Fork San Gabriel River 1207020503 Xxxxx Creek 1207020505 Xxxxxxx Lake-San Gabriel River Brushy Creek Basin 1207020504 Turkey Creek-Brushy Creek 1207010201 Middle Yegua Creek Map of Watersheds Beyond the limits of Williamson County, the Brazos River Authority Flood Protection Study hydrologic models will be leveraged, to conduct an updated Atlas 14 hydrologic analysis of each HUC-10-watershed listed in Table 1 to a hydrologic confluence near the Milam County boundary. Milam County will conduct hydrologic analysis within their jurisdiction. The Texas Water Development Board Lampasas Base Level Engineering study will be leveraged to complete the assessment of Williamson County in the Stillhouse Hollow Lake-Lampasas River (#1207020305) HUC-10 watershed. These watersheds are displayed below in Figure 1. Figure 1. Study Watersheds Exhibit A Pages 4 of 7 – 7 of 7 Intentionally Omitted EXHIBIT B SCOPE OF WORK Williamson County Atlas 14 Floodplain Mapping Project‌ Williamson County (County) is the overall project owner and manager of the project. The County will utilize HNTB as an extension of their staff to manage and administer the grant. The County and HNTB will designate Halff Associates, Inc. as the Technical Program Manager (TPM). To ensure a consistent product, the TPM will providetechnical guidance and establish technical standards for terrain, field survey and hydrologic & hydraulic modelingmethodologies. The organizational chart below provides an overview of the proposed Williamson County Atlas 14 Floodplain Management project implantation.
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Study Watersheds. Exhibit A Pages 4 of 7 – 7 of 7 Intentionally Omitted EXHIBIT B SCOPE OF WORK Xxxxxxxxxx County Atlas 14 Floodplain Mapping Project Detailed Scope of Work
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