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Flood Control Assistance Account
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Flood Control Assistance Account Program (FCAA) Application
Matching Contribution Earmark Request 2025-2027 Grant Application Instructions
"Lower Dosewallips Flood Hazard Reduction and Management"
Jefferson County Board of Commissioners
February 24, 2025
Jefferson County Public Health Shoredandsmd Emil ron.—tal A,ist4,ae Program
Washington Tami Pokorny; tpokorny@co.Jefferson.wa.us Department of EcologyOlvmOlympia,W Wasshinin gton
November 2024.PuNication 24-06-024
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2009 Dosewallips and Duckabush CFHMP ALTERNATIVES
FCAAP ELIGIBLE ACTIVITY Approved by BoCC 8/10 and ECY on 10/8 Community Input Jan. 31 and Feb. 12, 2025
Planning work Engineered Log Jams or other Bioengineered Structures Solutions will need political will and funding
Permitting work Buffers,replanting Comprehenxive and coordinated solutions
Feasibility and technical studies Riprap(rated low for conflicts with CFHMP goals) Engage all parties
Mapping projects Restoration of wetlands and side channels Involve community at every step
Design work Setback of levees Learn from other communities
Outreach and engagement Removal of levees Outreach plan
Acquisition planning work Re-design of Highway 101 and Roadway Drainage maintenance
Public flood risk communications Hydrologic studies Sediment origin study
Property acquisition Build up banks and dig out gravel
Flow monitoring Berm maintenance
FEMA studies or FIRM updates Forest practices considerations
Public education and outreach Address Dosewallips washout
Community rating system participation Grants to help people protect property
Septic system risk assessment New uses for non-recyclable glass
Evaluate current and future infrastructure in the
Professional development floodplain
Education about flood risk and solutions
Outreach Plan
Proposed Project
Process Sequence
Alternatives Analysis
Two Possible Funding Scenarios:
To address Brinnon flood hazards only
Visualization
TYPICAL FCAA AWARD FROM ECOLOGY MORE LIKELY
Total Project Cost = $312,500
$250,000 from Dept of ECY plus
Preferred - Required $62,500 (25%) matching contribution
To address both Brinnon and Lazy C needs
Feasibility AssessmentMAXIMUM AWARD FROM ECY MUCH LESS LIKELY
Total Project Cost = $625,000
$500,000 award from Dept of ECY plus
Conceptual - Requires $125,000 (25%) matching contribution
ESTIMATED MAXIMUM BUDGET for 2025-27 FCAA Project Application: Lower Dosewallips Flood Hazard Reduction and Management
ITEM TASKS NOTES EST.COST
Administration Invoicing, reporting,grant communications 8,000 per year 16,000
Coordination,communications,outreach, Approximately 30,000/year per
JCPH and DCD Salaries and Benefits research, meeting support,workshops department 120,000
JCPH will manage grant and DCD will
JCPH Overhead County staff invoice PH 40,000
Divided fairly between Brinnon and Lazy C
Consultant(s) needs 449,000
e.g. identify goals;alternatives analysis
Facilitation process
e.g.sediment considerations;Lazy C flood
Assessments and/or mapping and erosion risk
Feasibility/cost estimate e.g.berm repair
e.g.plan and feasibility to relocate
Landuse essential services
Landscape architecture e.g.visualize alternatives
e.g.coordinate habitat needs with flood
Habitat related risk reduction
e.g.gage effectiveness and potential
Conceptual design surface water elevation changes
Outreach e.g.flood readiness workshop
Technical expertise e.g.waste water,wells and water quality
TOTAL 625,000