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Hydrologic & Hydraulic Analysis
Hydrology – amount of water, minimum 2-, 10- and 100-year storms. (ultimate development).
Hydraulics – how the water moves. Compare existing to proposed conditions.
Methods used must be in the public domain and verifiable.
COMAR 26.17.04Construction on Nontidal Waters and Floodplains
H&H analysis required for changes to the course, current or cross-section of waters of the State (unless waived).
Waters of the State includes the 100-year floodplain for all regulated streams.
Stream restorations – analysis needed for proper design.
Increased risk of flooding to others from any analyzed storm (.10’).
Any area, not owned by the applicant, subjected to flooding increases must be purchased, placed in a designated flood easement, or addressed by other means.
“other means” is typically affected property owner sign off.
H&H Analysis used for:
Assure stability through sheer stress comparison of the project reach and immediately U/S and D/S (10%).
Withstand flood forces. Changes to mapped FEMA floodplain.
H&H Analysis used for:
How we can help:
Pre-application meetings.
Guidance on whether H&H will be required.
Contacts:
WATERWAY CONSTRUCTION DIVISION CONTACTS BY COUNTY
COUNTY PROJECT ENGINEER TELEPHONE EMAIL ADDRESS
Frederick CountyWashington County, East of I-81
Wuhib Bayou 410-537-3605 [email protected]
Allegany CountyGarrett CountyWashington County, West of I-81
Paul Busam 410-537-3213 [email protected]
Prince Georges County Imtiaz Choudhry 410-537-3813 [email protected]
Carroll CountyHoward County
Debra Correia 410-537-3900 [email protected]
Harford CountyCecil County
Tamene Dilnesahu 410-537-3803 [email protected]
Calvert CountyCharles CountySt. Mary’s County
Mohammad Ebrahimi 410-537-3816 [email protected]
Anne Arundel CountyEastern Shore
Kelly Flint 410-537-3536 [email protected]
Montgomery County Hira Shrestha 410-537-4247 [email protected]
Baltimore CityBaltimore County
Phatta Thapa 410-537-3641 [email protected]
How you can help:
Plan on providing H&H (money and time).
Provide all data: input, output, summary tables.
Provide an engineering narrative with assumptions used and conclusions reached.
