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City of Isleton
City of Isleton Website
Plan Isleton
California Department of Water Resources
- Central Valley Flood System 2012 Conservation Framework and 2017 Conservation Strategy
- Central Valley Flood Management Planning Program
- Central Valley Flood Protection Plan (CVFPP)
- FloodSAFECalifornia
- Regional Flood Management Planning
- Statewide Flood Management Planning
Intergrated Regional Water Planning Regions
- Madera County Integrated Regional Water Management Plan
- Merced Integrated Regional Water Management Plan
- Upper Kings Basin Water Forum Integrated Regional Water Management Region
- Westside San Joaquin Integrated Water Resources Plan
Others
Central Valley Flood Protection Board
City of Isleton
Draft Feasibility Report
Isleton SCFRR Draft Feasibility Study Report June 2022
Appendix A - Geotech Report May 2021
Appendix B - Bio TM Jan 2020
Appendix C - Cultural Resources TM May 2022
Appendix D - Multibenefit_Memo March 2022
Appendix E-1 - SCFRRP_EAD_Analysis_Final w Attachment D Summary Tables
Appendix E-2 - CVFPP Levee Fragility Curves TM Addendum
Appendix F - Structural Cost Estimate TM May 2022
Appendix G - DPC, DSC, and Delta Conservancy Master Comparison Matrix
Appendix H - Sac County Nonstructural Measures TM
Appendix I - H&H TM_SmallCommunities January 2022
Appendix J - Flood Insurance May 2022
Appendix K - Sacramento County Legacy Full Presentation with DCA & New Science Jan 2022
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California Department of Water Resources
California’s Flood Future
Central Valley Flood Protection Plan (CVFPB)
Central Valley Flood System 2012 Conservation Framework and 2017 Conservation Strategy (DWR)
In 2012, the Department of Water Resources launched the Regional Flood Management Planning effort, a locally led process that will result in Regional Flood Management Plans (RFMP) for the regions identified in the 2012Central Valley Flood Protection Plan. Though there were originally nine regions, some of the regions have joined together, leading to the six regions described in the draft Regional Flood Atlases that were developed as part of the RFMP effort.
Urban Level of Flood Protection Criteria