10-11-21 Regular Meeting - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

completed by an agency other than the County, then a copy of the plan, or an executive summary, must be provided with the project submittal to receive points in this category. D. Flooding Threat/Safety/ Traffic Improvements (15 Points) Existing threats to property, congestion or safety issue that will be mitigated by the proposed project. Fewer points will be awarded to those projects that are intended to resolve issues caused by inadequate regulation by the requesting agency. The submittal should answer some or all these questions: Is the project intended to address an existing flooding hazard, roadway congestion, traffic mitigation, and or mobility issue? Has documented flooding of structures, vehicular or pedestrian crash related incident occurred that would be prevented or lessened in the future by the project? E. Level of Protection/Level of Service/ Connectivity (10 Points) For Street and mobility projects, priorities will be given to complete street type of project and project that includes future land use projection and growth. Project connectivity components will also be considered as a key element. For Drainage projects, Flood return frequency protection in comparison to protection under existing conditions. Preference is given to projects offering higher flood return frequency (10- year to 100-year) protection. When applicable, information regarding both the anticipated design level of protection and the effective level of protection, such as that provided by storm drains combined with curb and gutter roadways, should be provided. F. Project Area (25 Points) Characteristics of the geographic area of the proposed project. The submittal should answer these questions: What current population would directly and indirectly benefit from the project? What is the age of area development, and how long has the problem existed? What is the number of benefitted public buildings (schools, libraries, churches, etc.)? What amount of infrastructure (roads, drainage/flood control or wastewater facilities, etc.) would benefit or be enhanced (e.g., storm drain capacity increase from 2-10 years.)? G. Ancillary Benefits (12 Points) Other benefits of the submitted project. Benefits may include: Water conservation/recharge opportunities (e.g., three additional points may be earned by other identified ancillary benefits, if one of the following is applicable: Will promote the efficient reuse of storm water? Work to sustain or increase ground water levels? Improve aquifer quality?); Low Impact Development (LID) (e.g., two additional points may be earned by other identified ¯¦ȁ Γ