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“The views, opinions and findings contained in this report are those of the authors(s) and should not be construed as an official Department of the Army position, policy or decision, unless so designated by other official documentation.”

Prepared by Karl Brown, Ocean and Coastal EngineerFor USACE Galveston District04 August 2016

TAX DAY FLOOD1

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Galveston District Project Operations

Brazos River Flood GatesRestrictions 19 April to 21 JulyNever shut down traffic

Colorado River LocksRestrictions 19 April to 02 May

19 May to 25 May28 May to 20 June

3 traffic shut downs – 20-25 April22-24 May29 May-12 June

Addicks Reservoir18 April to 05 JulyPeak 23 AprilElevation 102.65 ftStorage 123,067 ac-ft

Barker Reservoir18 April to 07 JulyPeak 25 AprilElevation 95.24 ftStorage 85,816 ac-ft

Draft High Water PlansBrazos River Floodgates and Colorado River Locks

• Colorado• Restrictions

• Regular• Night time – 5.0 mph• Stoppage – 7.0 mph

• Restrictions• When River Flows exceed 2.0mph• Or differential in either gate exceeds 1.8 feet• 1 loaded barge or 2 empty barges• 1 loaded barge or 1 empty barge – Lockmaster’s Decision

• Brazos• Restrictions

• Regular• Night time – 4.5 mph• Stoppage – 5.0 mph

Lessons Learned/Best Practices

• Engage Sponsors and Stakeholders early

• Involve your Logistics from the start

• Communications