Integrate storm water controls, Increasing number of projects where specific The District will coordinate with local drainage and flood control structures development conditions apply directly to actions agencies such as the County Planning into development projects and/or benefitting groundwater recharge. Department, individual communities, floodplain restoration to enhance Resource Conservation districts and natural groundwater recharge. the resource agencies to track the number of development projects where specific development conditions have been applied for the purpose of groundwater recharge. Improve control infrastructure Increasing number of improvements to flood The District will coordinate with and operations and flood control infrastructure and operations and flood agencies such as the County Planning management strategies to reduce management strategies for the purposes of Department, individual communities, frequency of downstream flooding, reducing frequency of downstream flooding, Resource Conservation districts and improve water quality, and reduce improving water quality, and reducing upstream the resource agencies to track the upstream erosion and downstream erosion and downstream sediment accumulation number of applicable flood sediment accumulation. in watersheds where those issues are identified. management improvements. Table J-4. Flood Management Goal, Continued OBJECTIVES MEASURES MONITORING METHODS Develop and implement flood Increasing number of flood management projects The District will coordinate with local management and water storage where multiple human and habitat-related agencies such as the County Planning projects that provide multiple benefits can be described. Department, individual communities, benefits such as public safety, water Resource Conservation districts and supply, habitat protection, the resource agencies to track the recreation, agriculture, and number of flood management economic development. projects that address both human and habitat needs.
Integrate storm water controls, drainage and flood control structures into development projects and/or floodplain restoration to enhance natural groundwater recharge. Increasing number of projects where specific development conditions apply directly to actions benefitting groundwater recharge. The District will coordinate with local agencies such as the County Planning Department, individual communities, Resource Conservation districts and the resource agencies to track the number of development projects where specific development conditions have been applied for the purpose of groundwater recharge. Improve control infrastructure and operations and flood management strategies to reduce frequency of downstream flooding, improve water quality, and reduce upstream erosion and downstream sediment accumulation. Increasing number of improvements to flood control infrastructure and operations and flood management strategies for the purposes of reducing frequency of downstream flooding, improving water quality, and reducing upstream erosion and downstream sediment accumulation in watersheds where those issues are identified. The District will coordinate with agencies such as the County Planning Department, individual communities, Resource Conservation districts and the resource agencies to track the number of applicable flood management improvements. Table J-4. Flood Management Goal, Continued OBJECTIVES MEASURES MONITORING METHODS Develop and implement flood management and water storage projects that provide multiple benefits such as public safety, water supply, habitat protection, recreation, agriculture, and economic development. Increasing number of flood management projects where multiple human and habitat-related benefits can be described. The District will coordinate with local agencies such as the County Planning Department, individual communities, Resource Conservation districts and the resource agencies to track the number of flood management projects that address both human and habitat needs.