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Tommy Martinez, Parish President Cedric Grant, CAO Gwen LeBlanc, CFO Bill Roux, Director, Drainage Presented and Approved May 4, 2009 East Ascension Consolidated Gravity Drainage District No. 1 Commission

CIP Projects: Henderson Bayou Watershed Improvements Marvin Braud Pumping Station Pump Addition Laurel Ridge Existing Levee Restoration Muddy Creek Road & Bridge Elevation Marvin Braud Pumping Station Enclosure Spanish Lake Basin Improvements Laurel Ridge Levee Extension to Lake Villar Bayou Conway/Panama Canal Basin Projects Equalizing i Structure t Under La 22 LSU Hydrologic Study of East Ascension Survey Benchmark Program Note: Color Indicates Competed or Committed

CIP Program Needs: Total Funding Needs = $160,643,093 Total Funds Available = $74,418,990 Bonds = $65,418,990 Operations Rev. Fund Balance = $9,000,000

Scope of Project: Construct Pumping Station and Flood Control Structure on Henderson Bayou @ Lake Villar Pumping Capacity = 1000 CFS Flood Protection Elevation = 14 FT Total Estimated Cost = $31,200,000 Budgeted Funding % = 100% Time Line & % Complete Per Year 2008 = 7% 2009 = 12% 2010 = 29% 2011 = 89% 2012 = 100%

Scope S of Project: Addition of (1) 1000CFS Pump Addition of Extra Bay for Future Pump Addition of Crew Quarters Total Estimated Cost = $15,245,500 Budgeted Funding % = 100% Timeline and % Complete Per Year 2008 = 3% 2009 = 13% 2010 = 33% 2011 = 63% 2012 = 100%

Scope of Project: Widen Base, Stabilize Slopes Elevate Levee to 14 Feet Total Estimated Cost = $3,761,195 Budgeted Funding % = 100% Budgeted Funding & % Complete per year 2008 = 6% 2009 = 46% 2010 = 100% Status Construction by Drainage Personnel in Progress

Scope of Project: Purpose Provide Access During Floods Elevate Bridge Elevate Road Approaches at Bridge Total Estimated Cost = $5,250,000 Budgeted Funding % = 100% Time Line & % Complete Per Year 2008 = 6% 2009 = 10% 2010 = 33% 2011 = 100%

Scope of Project: Construct Metal Building Enclosure of Pumping Station Total Cost = $1,960,770 Low Bid = $1,670,000 Budgeted Funding % = 100% Notice to Proceed May 6, 2009 Time Line & % Complete Per Year 2008 = 5% 2009 = 56% 2010 = 100%

Scope of Project Cost Share with PLD for Improvements to drainage basin PLD (Pontchartrain Levee District) currently contracting Shaw Group for flood protection project that will benefit three parish area utilizing this basin Total Estimated Cost = Undetermined till completion of study Budgeted Funding = $1,500,000 for future cost share 2010 = $500,000 2011 = $500,000

Scope of Project: Provide levee protection from back water flooding of Amite River Levee extension from existing LRL to Lake Villar Flood Protection Elevation = 14 FT Total Estimated Cost = $80,000,000 Budgeted Funding % = 1% for some preliminary Eng. Time Line & % Complete Per Year Undetermined due lack of funding

Scope of Project: Drainage Improvements to the basin Improvements to be determined by joint funding of analysis by PLD and EACGDD Total Estimated Cost of Project = $20,000,000 Budgeted Funding = $302,575(50/50 Cost Share) Budgeted Funding % = 2% Time Line & % Complete Per Year 2009 = 50% of Analysis 2010 = 100% of Analysis

Scope of Project: Construct drainage structure under La 22 north of Laurel Ridge Levee to provide for the equalization of flood waters Total Cost of Project = $1,500,000 Estimated Budgeted Funding % = 100% Time Line & % Complete Per Year 2010 = 50% 2011 = 50%

US Corps of Engineers Benchmark Project LSU Hydrologic Study & Drainage Plan URS Corporation Engineering Review Agent

Survey Benchmarks placed throughout the Parish Cost Shared Between DPW, Planning Dept. and Drainage Department & USACE Total Cost to Drainage - $100,000 Project Status Complete

LSU Graduate Engineering Students Under the Supervision of Professor: Reviewed Past Drainage Plans Reviewed Past and Current Hydrologic and Hydraulic Drainage Models Formulating Comprehensive Hydrologic & Hydraulic Model of EA Drainage District for Submission to USACE and FEMA for Flood Maps Review Contract Encumbrance = $176,940 $133,276 Expended from CIP Funds Remainder Paid from Operations Funds Status = 70% - Final Report Due September 2009

URS Corporation was the Review Agent Engineering Firm for the Parish and the District in 2008 CIP Funds Paid for the Review of Initial Engineering Submittals in 2008 Total Compensation = $5,265.49

Total Funds Available $65,438,990 Est. Expenditures Per Year FY 2008 $4,073,265 FY 2009 $6,199,974 974 FY 2010 $13,872,971 FY 2011 $28,139,355 FY 2012 $9,489,052 Total $61,774,617 Ending Fund Balance $3,664,373 373

Total Program Funding Requirements $160,643,093 Total Available Funds $65,438,990 Funding Shortfall $95,204,103