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FEMA generators officially obligated; Port de Luce detention analysis continues
Summary
Meeting materials included an email stating the FEMA generators project has been obligated and the parish is awaiting an award letter; staff also reported further modeling work on Port de Luce detention to test 10- and 100-year storm footprints with a 6-inch benefit criterion at Mosley Drive.
Mrs. Karen Tyler read a message from Sherry Harland, State Applicant Liaison Consultant for Hazard Mitigation, saying the FEMA generators project "has officially been obligated" and the parish is awaiting the award letter. The jury recorded that update in the minutes and the email was included in juror packets.
Tyler also updated jurors on the Port de Luce stormwater project. She said Engineer Shuler and a representative will work to identify an "optimized" detention footprint and will test that footprint for 100-year and 10-year storm events. The stated criterion for a qualifying benefit is 6 inches of flood reduction at Mosley Drive in the 10-year storm event.
No award letters or construction schedules were presented on the record; jurors were told that the FEMA award letter is forthcoming and that modeling and testing of detention footprints is ongoing.
