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Rohner Creek Flood Control ProjectThe Rohner Creek Flood Control, Habitat, and Seismic Improvement Project is a multi phased project which, ultimately, will provide for reduced flooding in the downtown area of Fortuna along Rohner Creek. At the end of the project, it is the City's hope that all properties currently in the Rohner Creek Flood Plain can be removed from the FEMA Flood Maps.
The project has three phases, of which two phases are to be complete by Fall of 2017. 

Phase three will be completed with the Hillside Creek Flood Control Improvement Project which is currently under construction.

More Information

• Existing Conditions
• Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration 
• Letter from FEMA on Flood Plain Changes
• FEMA Letter Supporting Documents
• 2015 FEMA Proposed Flood Plain Maps
• FEMA Flood Insurance Brochures 
• FEMA Flood Maps

 
Hillside Creek Flood Control Improvement ProjectThis project is considered the third and final phase of the larger Rohner Creek Flood Control Project.

More Information

• Grant Application
• Conceptual Drawings
• Initial Study Mitigated Neg Dec (done as part of the Rohner Creek Project)

Project Permits

• Lake and Streambed Alteration Permit
• Army Corp of Engineers Permit (404 Permit)
• 401 Water Quality Certification

More information on this project can also be found in the most recent CIP.