Section 3702.60 Application for Permit to Construct New Dams or Make Major Modifications to Existing Dams – Contents
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Section 3702
Section 3702.60 Application
for Permit to Construct New Dams or Make Major Modifications to Existing Dams –
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Application for a permit shall
be made on forms provided by OWR. Separate applications are required for each
dam. The application shall include, as a minimum:
a) Construction plans and documents, sealed, signed and dated by
an engineer, stating that the dam design and construction documents have been
prepared under the engineer's personal supervision and are in conformance with
this Part.
b) For all Class I and II dams, and for Class III dams when the
dam height multiplied by the impounding capacity is greater than 300,
computations for structural and geotechnical design of the dam.
c) Computations for the hydrologic and hydraulic design of the
spillway or combination of the spillway and the outlet works.
d) For Class I and II dams, computations for the design flood and
the 100-year frequency flood routed through the design spillway system.
e) For Class I and II dams, computations for the dam breach wave
analysis for downstream impacts.
f) Computations of length of time required to dewater the
reservoir, together with a detailed plan indicating methods of dewatering for
normal and emergency conditions.
g) Computations for the design of minimum dam height, including
freeboard.
h) Sketch showing flood plain land use downstream of the dam.
i) Computations for the design of the energy dissipating
structures, including an assessment of the impact of the design discharges and
other critical flows in downstream channels immediately below the energy
dissipators.
j) Time schedule for the construction of the dam (applicant must
notify OWR immediately if any advances in the schedule are made).
k) Agreement of the applicant to provide as-built plans and
specifications upon completion of construction
n assessment of the impact of the design discharges and
other critical flows in downstream channels immediately below the energy
dissipators.
j) Time schedule for the construction of the dam (applicant must
notify OWR immediately if any advances in the schedule are made).
k) Agreement of the applicant to provide as-built plans and
specifications upon completion of construction. These plans and specifications
shall be signed by the engineer or other qualified personnel who was
responsible for inspection during the construction.
l) For all Class I and II dams, a detailed plan for inspection
of the dam and its appurtenances during construction, immediately after
completion, at frequent intervals during initial filling of the reservoir, and
for a one-year period immediately following completion of the filling.
Inspections during the initial filling shall be conducted at least every 30
days. Additional inspections will be required after major storms or seismic
events. Following a seismic event, OWR will consult with IEMA and university
seismic experts to determine when additional inspections will be required.
m) For all Class I and II dams, and for Class III dams when the
height multiplied by impounding capacity is greater than 300, authorization for
the OWR, in the event that a dam is found by OWR to be in imminent danger of
failure, to enter upon the dam property if necessary to prevent or alleviate
dam breach damage pursuant to Section 3702.190 and agreement by the applicant
to compensate the State for costs reasonably incurred by emergency action.
n) Right of access authorization for the OWR to inspect the dam
site and immediate vicinity before, during and after construction and for the
life of the dam and its appurtenances. OWR shall notify the owner 10 days in
advance of any inspection other than an emergency inspection.
o) For Class I and II dams, an operational plan
for costs reasonably incurred by emergency action.
n) Right of access authorization for the OWR to inspect the dam
site and immediate vicinity before, during and after construction and for the
life of the dam and its appurtenances. OWR shall notify the owner 10 days in
advance of any inspection other than an emergency inspection.
o) For Class I and II dams, an operational plan.
p) For all Class I and II dams, and for Class III dams when the
dam height multiplied by the impounding capacity is greater than 300, a
maintenance plan.
q) For Class I and II dams, a financial responsibility statement.
r) Copies of ownership documents or flood easement agreements
for all land that will be inundated in the reservoir up to the 100-year
frequency flood pool elevation, or hydraulic computations showing no increase
in the flood pool elevations above existing conditions for floods up to the
100-year frequency flood.
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