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File Page Two <br />5 August 1984 <br />Capital Improvements Program. The Watershed Management Plan has presented a <br />five year capital improvements program. The issues which involve the City of <br />Little Canada include: <br />1. 19.85 - Hydrologic /Reconnaissance Study of flooding on Lake Gervais and <br />connecting chain of lakes. <br />2. 1986 - Feasibility Study of flooding on Lake Gervais and chain of lakes. <br />3. 1988 - Ditch reconstruction or storm sewer installation for County Ditch <br />7A between LaBore Road and Westwind Development. <br />4. 1988 - Regrade and slope County Ditch 7B - Branch B -1 between Arcade <br />Street and County Road D at Payne Avenue. <br />5. 1989 - Ditch cleaning and reshaping and slope stabilization of County <br />Ditch 16 west of I -35E. <br />From a Watershed District standpoint, County Ditch 7A is not top priority. <br />However, due to recent flooding, the City may want to push this project ahead <br />of the District's Capital Improvements Program. County Ditch 7B is currently <br />under study with the proposed Cecka Subdivision. This project should be com- <br />pleted before any development can occur in this area. <br />Time Schedule. It will still be about one year before the Watershed Management <br />Plan is approved for implementation. Until that time, the District is inter- <br />ested in reviewing only those projects greater than one acre in size or those <br />in the flood plain (elevations of 863.5 feet or less). <br />cc: Joe Chlebeck <br />Don Carley <br />Ed Locke <br />Mugs Nardini <br />