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King County Wastewater Treatment Division A video about Open Cut Construction Techniques King County Wastewater Treatment Division has a big job to do. We treat sewage from homes and businesses around the clock to protect you, your family, your community, and the environment. King County collects wastewater from 17 cities and 17 sewer districts, serving about 1.7 million people in our area. To make sure we are providing safe, reliable sewer service, we have to keep the pipes that carry sewage to the treatment plant up to date and sized for growth. We maintain about 400 miles of pipes in our system! King County uses different methods to build new pipes, depending on the character of the project area. Open cut construction is a method that works when a pipe is close to the surface and there are no structures in the way. With open cut construction, the contractor digs a trench, puts in a new pipe, then fills in the trench. This method allows crews to access the below-ground work area.

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Q: Can I build on property in a floodplain? A: Yes. However, floodplain development restrictions apply to grading, new construction and some renovations. Contact the Harris County Permit Office at (713) 956-3000 for more information on these requirements.
25-year floodplain - Encroachment of buildings and parking areas is prohibited. 100-year floodplain - Encroachment of buildings and parking areas is restricted. No adverse impact - Proposed development must not result in additional identifiable adverse flooding on other property.
25-year floodplain - Encroachment of buildings and parking areas is prohibited. 100-year floodplain - Encroachment of buildings and parking areas is restricted. No adverse impact - Proposed development must not result in additional identifiable adverse flooding on other property.
While there is general consensus new homes should not be built on flood plains that are still green, there is little agreement on how to increase flood resilience in areas where they have already been developed.
Unfortunately for those living just above the flood plain, the Army Corps found that a 100-year flood would actually raise Lake Travis to 722 feet above sea level, not 716. FEMAs maps will, in turn, mark the new flood plain at 722 feet.
The 100-year floodplain is the land that is predicted to flood during a 100-year storm, which has a 1% chance of occurring in any given year. You may also hear the 100-year floodplain called the 1% annual chance floodplain or base flood. Areas within the 100-year floodplain may flood in much smaller storms as well.
Open cut is the use of open trench excavation to facilitate the installation of new structures or systems, including repair or replacement of a pipe, conduit, or cable. The excavation is then backfilled and the surface restored.
Q: Can I build on property in a floodplain? A: Yes. However, floodplain development restrictions apply to grading, new construction and some renovations.
You might ask: Why build on flood-prone land at all? The answer is money. Developers can charge a premium for homes near the water. And unbuilt land in the flood plain is cheaper and more abundant than land on higher ground.
Open trench excavation consists of digging down to and exposing the existing pipe, removing the existing pipe or a section of it, installing a new pipe or a section of new pipe, and then backfilling the trench.

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