Advisory Flood Heights Proposal - Marshall County WV

This is a project proposal document for Marshall County, West Virginia, involving advisory flood height determinations. The proposal outlines the county's need to establish updated flood elevation data for unincluded areas within Marshall County to support floodplain management and development regulation. The project seeks to obtain advisory flood height information for approximately 16 linear miles of creek and stream channels throughout the county. The scope of work includes field surveys, hydrologic and hydraulic analyses, and the development of advisory flood height profiles. The deliverables are expected to include mapping products and technical documentation supporting the county's floodplain administration efforts. No specific response deadline, bid due date, site visit requirements, or bidders' conference dates are indicated in the available portions of the document. The contract would be structured as a one-time professional services engagement for project completion.

The proposal indicates this initiative is driven by the county's need to improve floodplain management capabilities and regulatory compliance. The project appears to be funded through local county resources, though specific budget allocations and funding mechanisms are not detailed in the provided document sections. Marshall County plans to utilize the completed advisory flood heights data to enhance development review processes and public safety planning related to flood hazards. The engagement would likely involve coordination with county planning and development departments to ensure the technical work aligns with local land use management objectives and regulatory requirements.