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Zone 11 A, B, C Fee Schedule (Effective March 1, 2022)
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Zone 11N and 11 W Fee & Credit Schedules (Effective March 1, 2022)
New! Credit
Schedule D For Zones 11A, B & C (Effective March 1, 2022)
SCWA Fee Plan and Engineers Report
(Effective 8/16/04)
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SCWA Title 2 Ch 2.81 (Zone 11N) Update Effective June 6, 2015 WAO-0089
SCWA Title 2 Ch 2.80 (Zone 11W) Update Effective June 6, 2015 WAO-0090
Zone 40 Fee Schedule
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Maps from Volume 2 of the Sacramento City-County Drainage Manual:
Fig 2-4 - Hydrologic Zones
Fig 2-11 - Rain Fall Zones
Soil Type Maps
Preliminary Stormwater Quality Compliance Form
Submittal Checklist for Maintenance Agreement/Declaration of Covenants
Standards
Sacramento City/County Drainage Manual, Volume 2 - Hydrology Standards
Improvement Standards
Stormwater Quality Design Manual
Note:
The Sato method is no longer used to size stormwater quality control measures. For more information on selecting and sizing stormwater quality control measure refer to: Stormwater Quality Design Manual for the Sacramento and South Placer Regions
The California Department of Water Resources developed the Urban Level of Flood Protection Criteria (Criteria) and a systematic approach to assist cities and counties to make findings related to affected land use decisions. The Criteria fulfill legislative requirements enacted by Senate Bill 5 in 2007 without interfering with local land use authority. They provide reasonable details and flexibility and promote prudent floodplain management in concert with other State laws and provisions related to smart growth strategies.
To learn more about how the Criteria were refined, please visit the website (
https://water.ca.gov/Programs/Flood-Management/Community-Resources/Local-Land-Use-Planning
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