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Emilio Ramirez
  • Contractor
  • Denver, CO
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Altering a Watercourse for New Construction

Emilio Ramirez
  • Contractor
  • Denver, CO
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Looking at a 5 acre parcel for subdivision for new residential lot development. About 20% has 100 year flood plain. Anyone have experience modifying an existing FEMA 100 year flood plain and incorporating it into the new drainage plan? It looks like as long as capacity is maintained it should not be an issue. How was the submittal process and timeline to state and federal agencies?

Appreciate any insight. 

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