He referred to an oak tree located in the creek channel, which has been effected by erosion and could pose a potential problem in the future. Mr. Chapman requested that arborists be sent to survey erosion around the oak tree and take a look at the bottom of Randol Creek. He further urged the Board to instruct staff to open a dialogue with FEMA or the Corps of Engineers regarding a further study of the creek, finishing the abandoned levy project on Randol, and correcting the channel under Camden which is one and a half feet below standards. Therefore, damage cost projections and other prioritization criteria must adequately reflect the monetary, and health and safety risks inherent in such deep flooding. Apr Glen Hillbrich Re Clarification of Concerns Chairman Zlotnick directed staff to provide information on simultaneous flow on Randol and Alamitos Creeks.
Staff is to bring back recommendations with costs for work.
Staff is also to consider capacity of the culvert under Camden. No 00094 Director Sanchez cautioned that the District might be sending a message to residents that the District is ready to take action. Chairman Zlotnick clarified the intent of his direction to staff as a request for information. A resident requested that the capacity of the covert and the effect of the covert under Camden be included in the study, as well as the Bret Harte crossing at Randol Creek. Director Gross voiced his concern for keeping the residents informed.