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ORBCRE Symposium & ORBA Summit USACE Priorities, Programs & Projects Mike Saffran LRD Risk Analysis Coordinator October 18, 2018 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. File Name 1 ISO-9001

ORBCRE Symposium & ORBA Summit USACE/LRD Civil Works Priorities USACE/LRD CW Programs Overview LRD Priority Projects

USACE/LRD Civil Works Priorities Improve Execution - Risk Informed Decision Making FY2018 Supplemental Appropriations (Hurricanes and other recent flooding) Hurricane Michael Response

Consult, Communicate and Collaborate Risk Assessment Monitor, Evaluate, Modify USACE/LRD Priorities Risk Informed Decisions USACE Risk Analysis Model Decision-Making Under Uncertainty USACE Risk Management Model Establish Decision Context Risk Assessment Analytically based Risk Management Policy and preference based Risk Communication Interactive exchange of information, opinions, and preferences concerning risks Identify Risks Analyze Risks Evaluate Risks Risk Management Decision

USACE/LRD Priorities - FY 18 Storm Supplemental: $17.4B Public Law 115-123, Bipartisan Act of 2018 (dated 9 Feb 2018) Investigations $135M, 38 Study Activities Initiate and/or Complete Current/Future Auth Studies, 100% Fed $75M for HIM Impacted States (5/2) + Up to $60M for Other Impacted States (33/3) Construction $15.1B, 58 Projects $15B to Construct FRM Projects: Already Auth; Future Auth Report; Chief s Report as of 9 Feb (not yet auth) w/asa determination; Studied using PL 115-123 Investigations funds w/asa determination) $10.4B for HIM Impacted States (5/2); $4.6B for Other Impacted States (33/3) Projects in PR/VI 100% Fed; Suppl $$ applied to On-going const projects cost-shared at 100% Fed; Other projects (NOT on-going) Fed funded upfront, w/normal cost-share and applicable cash requirement payable option over 30 year finance period Up to $50M for FRM CAP Projects Mississippi Rivers & Tributaries $770M, 12 Projects (Channels/Levees) $370M for Near-term Emergencies (10 Projects); $400M for Long-term FRM projects (2 Projects) (Already Auth and/or Auth after enactment for emergencies) Operations & Maintenance $608M, 66 Projects (Emergency Repairs) Dredge Fed Nav Channels and Repair Damages Flood Control & Coastal Emergencies $810M, 81 Projects (Emergency Repairs) Includes Auth Shore Protection Projects to Full Project Profile at Full Federal Expense Expenses $20M 5

LRD Response to Hurricane Michael USACE supports FEMA as requested - has very limited authority to respond ahead of FEMA request. LRP/LRD has lead on Power Mission Teams Supporting SAD LRL Debris Removal Mission Teams Roofing Mission Teams Housing Mission Infrastructure Assessment Mission Teams

Civil Works Business Lines and Programs USACE CW Business Lines Navigation Flood and Storm Risk Management Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Emergency Management Regulatory Program Hydropower Recreation Water Supply USACE CW Programs Specifically Authorized projects planning, design and construction + Sec 729 Watershed Studies Continuing Authorities Programs, ie. Sec 14 Emergency Streambank Section 205 Flood Risk Mgmt. Section 206/1135 Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Section 204 Beneficial Use Dredge Material Beneficial Use of Dredge Materials CW Planning Programs Planning Assistance - Comprehensive Plans or Tech. Assist. FPMS and SJ Regulatory Waters of US - Sec 404 permits Locks & Dams and Reservoir Operations and Property Mgmt. PL84-99 FRM Inspection & Rehabilitation. Dam Safety 7

Continuing Authorities Overview Section 14 Authority Description Per Project Cost Limit ($M) Emergency Streambank Stabilization Per Program Cost Limit ($M) 5 20 Section 107 Navigation 10 50 Section 205 Flood Risk Management 10 55 Section 208 Flood Snagging/Clearing 0.5 7.5 Section 206 Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration 10 40 Section 1135 Ecosystem Restoration 10 25 8

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LRD Civil Works Priorities 1. Reduce time and cost of Feasibility, Design and Construction a. FY2018 Supplemental Projects Very aggressive schedules, rigid cost caps. b. Hurricane Michael Support Disaster response c. All LRD CW programs and projects Execution is the most strategic thing we can do! 2. Great Lakes and Ohio River Basins Priority Topics a. Invasive Species i.e. Asian Carps b. Risk Informed Decision Making Collaborative Partnerships c. Climate Change Uncertain Future 3. Selected On-going Ohio River Basin Projects of Interest. a. PAS Comprehensive Plan ORSANCO and Commonwealth of KY. b. Silver Jackets Interagency Ohio River Basin Flood Risk Management workshop c. Barkley Locks - collaboration w/fws on barrier to upstream dispersal of Asian Carps 10

Questions Nashville, TN Louisville, KY Pittsburgh, PA Huntington, WV Contact Information: michael.j.saffran@usace.army.mil (502) 315-6825