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Home My WebLink AboutCentral Valley Flood Protection Board Agenda "Celebrating 97 Years of Flood Management" CENTRAL VALLEY FLOOD.PROTECTION BOARD BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The Resources Agency-State of California AUG 0 4 2008 3310 El Camino Avenue, Room LL40 Sacramento, California 95821 OROVILLE,CALIFORNIA Phone (916) 574-0609 — Fax (916) 574-0682 http.IA,vww.cvfpb.ca.gov BOARD MEMBERS BOARD STAFF Ben Carter, President Jay Punia, Executive Officer Butch Hodgkins,Vice-President Gary Hester,Chief Engineer Lady Bug Doherty,Secretary Dan Fua,Supervising Engineer Rose Marie Burroughs,Member Eric Butler, Senior Engineer Ted Rie,Member Virginia Cahill,Legal Counsel John Brown,Member Lorraine Pendlebury,Staff Analyst Emma Suarez,Member Geoff Shurnway,Staff Analyst Jill Phinney,Support Staff Lois Wolk,Ex Officio Member Darrell Steinberg,Ex Officio Member AGENDA CENTRAL VALLEY FLOOD PROTECTION BOARD TOUR AND MEETING August 14, 2008 Tour of Flood Management Facilities in Yolo County August 16, 2008 - Monthly Board Meeting, 8:30 AM 1416 Ninth Street, Auditorium, First Floor Sacramento, California 95814 Note: Tour times are approximate. Tour will not start from specific locations before the times shown on the agenda. Individual arrangements should be made for transportation and lunch. August 14, 2008 Tour (Tour Starting Locations) 8:30 AM Depart from DWR Joint Operations Center, 3310 El Camino Ave., Sacramento 9:30 AM Cache Creek, Road 102 Crossing at the Northeast Corner (The purpose of the Cache Creek tour is to visit two proposed levee setback sites, Levee Mile 3.9 Left and levee Mile 4.2 Left, where the work will be done under the Sacramento River Bank Protection Project) 10:45 AM Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area, 45211 County Road 32B, Davis 1:00 PM City of West Sacramento, City Hall 1110 West Capital Avenue, West Sacramento (The purpose of the West Sacramento tour is to inspect levee sites where work is being proposed to address seepage concerns) Adjourn *action-item Anyone may upon request obtain a copy of background or other material on an agenda hem that has been distributed to the Members of the Board. A fee covering the cost of the provision of such materials may be charged. BUTTE COUNTY If you need reasonable accommodations due to a disability,or need language assistance,please contact the Equal opportunit#JAWflNVrWt&jTON Investigations Office at(916)653-6952,or TDD(916)653-6934 at least a week prior to the meeting. AUG 0 5 2008 OROVH.LE,CALIFORNIA Central Valley Flood Protection Board Meeting—August 15, 2008 Page 3 C. Permit No. 18233, Allan Galbreath (Steve Dawson/Eric Butler) Consider approval of Permit No. 18233 to construct a residence; and an elevated concrete driveway supported by four concrete piers i; and plant three Crape Myrtle trees, one Eastern Redbud tree, Blue Eyed Grass, Golden Variegated Sweet Flag, and Cape Rush on the left (east) bank overflow area of the Sacramento River in Sacramento County. D. Permit Na. 18302, Darwin Datwvler (Steve Dawson/Eric Butler) Consider approval of Permit No. 18302 to install a power pole 13 feet waterward of the waterward levee toe of the left (east) bank levee of the Sacramento River in Glenn County. E. Permit No. 18322, Kebo Oil and Gas, Inc. (Steve Dawson/Eric Butler) Consider approval of Permit No. 18322 to drill a natural gas well, construct production pad and install 2.65 miles of pipeline within the Yolo Bypass in Yolo County. F. Permit No. 18333, ProLogis (Steve Dawson/Eric Butler) Consider approval of Permit No. 18333 to construct an outfall structure with three storm drain pipes; and place rock riprap on the right (north) bank levee of Duck Creek in San Joaquin County. G. Permit No. 18337, Ronald Eck (Steve Dawson/Eric Butler) Consider approval of Permit No. 18337 to construct a two-story residence within Area E of the Butte Basin in Glenn County. H. Permit No. 18346, County of Sacramento (Steve Dawson/Eric Butler) Consider approval of Permit No. 18346 to widen existing bridge (Hazel Avenue) and construct three new concrete piers within the channel of the American River in Sacramento County. .1. Permit No. 18353, California Department of Transportation (Steve Dawson/Eric Butler) Consider approval of Permit No. 18353 to Widen existing bridge and construct a new concrete decked bridge, supported by seventy-five concrete piles within the channel of Cross Creek in Kings County. J. Permit No. 18358, Feather River Parks and Recreation (Steve Dawson/Eric Butler) Consider approval of Permit No. 18358 to excavate material and grade area (soccer field)within-the designated floodway of the left (east) bank of the Feather River in Butte County. • Items on the Consent Calendar may be removed at the request of any Board member or person. Central Valley Flood Protection Board Meeting—August 15, 2008 Page 5 10.* BEAR CREEK AND THE LOWER CALAVERAS, RIVER, SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY (Gary Hester)- 10:45 AM Discuss developments regarding encroachments on Bear Creek and Lower Calaveras River in San Joaquin County. Consider appointing encroachment enforcement hearing officer(s) to hear evidence and prepare proposed decision(s) to remedy encroachments on the Bear Creek and Lower Calaveras River project levees. 11.* MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CENTRAL VALLEY FLOOD PROTECTION BOARD AND THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES (Virginia Cahill}— 11:15 AM Delegate the authority to the Board President to execute a Memorandum of Agreement between the Central Valley Flood Protection Board and the California Department of Water Resources to work cooperatively and collaboratively to develop and implement an integrated State flood management program for the Central Valley, while preserving their independent authorities and jurisdiction as set forth in the law. BREAK FOR LUNCH 12.* BOARD SPONSORED PROJECTS AND STUDY AGREEMENTS AMERICAN RIVER WATERSHED COMMON FEATURES PROJECT, CALIFORNIA- LOWER AMERICAN RIVER FEATURES AS MODIFIED BY WRDA 1999 - JACOB_LANE LEVEE IMPROVEMENTS REACHES A AND B (Annalena Bronson) - 1:00 PM Consider approval of Resolution 08-17 to: 1. Adopt the Mitigated Negative Declaration 2. Approve the Mitigation Monitoring Plan 3. Approve the project INFORMATIONAL BRIEFINGS 13. FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY FEMA) FLOOD MAP MODERNIZATION PROGRAM AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR AREAS WHERE LEVEES ARE DECLARED DEFICIENT BY THE U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS (Kathy Schaefer)— 1:30 PM 14. U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS VEGETATION STANDARDS FOR TREATMENT OF VEGETATION WTHIN FLOOD-DAMAGE-REDUCTION SYSTEMS, (Jim Sandner)— 2:00 PM • Items on the Consent Calendar may be removed at the request of any Board member or person. rN� �f �� u�r �■� - �� w�� _wry T a s x z t OT +■■e- - ' o- r' ' f� .. h rar}�,-7uti TM7.tU)��it" iMy 3 x h ~h 1 ' CVFPB Levee Tour Map 3 3 'f a g., 4SACRAMENTO (Bypass) 3 04