Three Rivers Levee Improvement Authority
Project Status Reports
- Status Report 010509.pdf
- Status Report 021109.pdf
- Status Report 031609.pdf
- Status Report 040609.pdf
- Status Report 050409.pdf
- Status Report 060809.pdf
- Status Report 070609.pdf
- Status Report 081709.pdf
- Status Report 091409.pdf
- Status Report 101209.pdf
- Status Report 110909.pdf
- Status Report 120709.pdf
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2010 Meeting Agendas
2009 Meeting Minutes
- 3rvrs010609.pdf
- 3rvrs012709.pdf
- 3rvrs020309.pdf
- 3rvrs021709.pdf
- 3rvrs022409.pdf
- 3rvrs030309.pdf
- 3rvrs031009spl.pdf
- 3rvrs031709.pdf
- 3rvrs042109.pdf
- 3rvrs051209spl.pdf
- 3rvrs052609spl.pdf
- 3rvrs060209.pdf
- 3rvrs061609.pdf
- 3rvrs071409.pdf
- 3rvrs081809.pdf
- 3rvrs090109.pdf
- 3rvrs101309.pdf
- 3rvrs102009.pdf
- 3rvrs111709.pdf
- 3rvrs121509.pdf
Feather River Levee Repair Project
- Feather River Erosion Site 2 Proposed Mitigated Negative Declaration
- Segment 2 Final Environmental Impact Statement Documents
- Environmental Impact Report Documents
Maps
- 100 yr Bear - Time Inundation Map.pdf
- 100 yr Feather - Time Inundation Map.pdf
- 100 yr Linda - Time Inundation Map.pdf
- 100 yr WPIC - Time Inundation Map.pdf
Presentations
- April 21 Reclamation Board Meeting.PPT
- Feather Setback TRLIA brief R2.PPT
- Ms. Griegos March 2007 presentation at the Local Government Commission meeting in Yosemite Valley.ppt
- RecBoardSummary 042204.ppt
- TRLIA Board Workshop PowerPoint2.8.09 KFr1.pdf
Safety Assurance Reviews
Feather River Segment 2
- FRLRP Seg 2 SAR Plan 2009-03-31.pdf
- FRLRP Seg 2 SAR Plan Attachment 1-3.pdf
- FRLRP Seg 2 SAR Plan Attachment 4 Appendix H of FR Setback Levee Vol 5 Jan 2008.pdf
- FRLRP Seg 2 SAR Plan Attachment 5 FRSL Design Report Addendum No. 1.pdf
Upper Yuba River
Contact TRLIA
Board of Directors
Notices
- EIP Grant Submittal 100307.pdf
- Map of RD 784 Levees to Receive Corps FEMA Certification 05.21.07.pdf
- USACE Certification Letter 05.08.07.pdf
Three Rivers Report
- South Yuba County Levee Improvements July 2008.pdf
- TRLIA Newsletter Fall 2008.pdf
- TRLIA Newsletter Summer 2007.pdf
Community Facilities Districts
Documents
- - NEW - MWH Groundwater Impact Presentation 3.2.10.ppt
- - NEW - MWH Groundwater Impact Presentation_v2 _3.1.10.ppt
- 2nd Implementation for Rec BD permit 17782.pdf
- Approved FY 09-10 Budget.pdf
- Assessment District Key Messages.pdf
- Boundaries MBK Memo.pdf
- FR_Erosion_Site_2_IS-MND.pdf
- Joint Power Authority Agmt 9 14 04.pdf
- Joint Power Authority Amendment 1.pdf
- Joint Power Authority Amendment 2.pdf
- Joint Power Authority Amendment 3.pdf
- Joint Powers Agreement 041304.pdf
- Levee Fee Nexus Study 042506.pdf
- Levee Fee Nexus Study 101308.pdf
- Levee Fee Ordinance 1465.pdf
- LeveeStoryFinal 120805.pdf
- Microsoft Word - Assessment District Workshop Memo 2 12 09r1pgb.pdf
- Operations and Maintenance Needs for Asseessment District.pdf
- SecondFundingAgreement.pdf
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- TRLIA Engineers Report 09 2009-02-26.pdf
- TRLIA Organizational Chart June 2009.pdf
- UrgencyOrdinance1373 -Levee Fees.pdf
Audits
- A-133 Single Audit FY0506.pdf
- Audit FY0304.pdf
- Audit FY0405.pdf
- Audit FY0506.pdf
- Audit FY0607.pdf
- Audit FY0708.pdf
Links
For the latest levee construction information, click on the link below:
For up-to-date information on the condition of local creeks, rivers and roads, visit the County's website at http://www.yuba.org/news/.
Upper Yuba Levee Improvement Project
Draft Initial Study/ Mitigated Negative Declaration(IS/MND) February 2010
October 26, 2009 Feather River Levee Ribbon Cutting
TRLIA in the media
July 10th., 2009 - Fox 40 News coverage of Feather River Levee Improvements
$47.5M for Upper Yuba River Levee Improvements - Channel 10
About TRLIA
As the risk of flooding to existing development in South Yuba County became more and more apparent, the Three Rivers Levee Improvement Authority (TRLIA) was created. In May 2004 the County of Yuba and Reclamation District 784 through a joint powers agency agreement created TRLIA to finance and construct levee improvements surrounding the South Yuba County Area. Four work phases have been identified to improve 29 miles of RD 784 levees along the Yuba River, Feather River, Bear River and Western Pacific Interceptor Canal with the goal of achieving 200-year flood protection for South Yuba County by the end of calendar year 2008. The first construction work was initiated in September 2004. Phase 1, 2, 3 and a portion of Phase 4 have been completed and over 11 miles have been certified to meet FEMA by requirements by the Army Corp of Engineers. The cost to complete the four phases is estimated to be $360 million. Funding for the improvements are from the State (Proposition 13 and Proposition 1E), local developers/landowners, local development fees, RD 784, Yuba County, and the Yuba County Water Agency
Current News
SOUTH YUBA LEVEE PROJECT NAMED BEST OF 2009 BY CIVIL ENGINEERS
Posted 1-27-2010
MARYSVILLE, CA – For the second year in a row, the best flood project in the Sacramento region can be found in South Yuba County. The Sacramento Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) announced late last week that it will award its “2009 Outstanding Engineering Award” for Flood Control to the Three Rivers Levee Improvement Authority for its Feather River Setback Levee. The award will be presented at ASCE’s annual dinner in Sacramento on February 17. Last year, the Authority’s Bear River Setback Levee was named ASCE’s Flood Control Project of the Year for the state of California.
The Feather River Setback Levee – the biggest in the state at six miles in length -- was developed and implemented to provide 200-year flood protection to more than 40,000 residents in South Yuba County. The project opened approximately 1,600 acres of additional land for expanded floodway and ecological habitat. Regionally, the project is expected to lower water elevations by more than a foot during significant flood events, easing pressure on both the Yuba and Feather River Levees and providing increased flood protection to South Yuba County, as well as the cities of Marysville and Yuba. Construction of the levee improvements took place between June 2008 and November 2009, and the new levee and expanded floodway are now fully operational.
“We’ve always said that we have the best professionals in the business working on this project,” said Yuba County Supervisor Mary Jane Griego, chair of the TRLIA Board. “As a result, we also have the strongest flood protection in Northern California. We appreciate acknowledgement for a job well done.”
The Feather River Setback Levee is part of the Authority’s $405 million levee program to improve 29 miles of levees to 200-year flood protection. Improvements to the Upper Yuba River Levee, the final phase of the project, will begin this year. When completed, Yuba County will be the first urban area in the Central Valley to offer a 200-year level of flood protection.
State Reclamation Board Sub-Committee Meeting Presentations
February 26th, 2007 Meeting
March 22nd, 2007 Meeting
- WEST-838664-v1-Maintenance Report - Reclamation Board Subcom.PPT
- WEST-838678-v1-Financing Plan Update - State Reclamation Boa.PPT
- WEST-838768-v1-Cash Flow Right of Way - Reclamation Board Su.PPT
- WEST-838795-v1-12 Point Compliance Briefing - Reclamation Bo.PPT
June 8th, 2007 Meeting
- FinalWEBRec Board Graphics 060807.ppt
- June 8 2007 .PPT
- WEST-855820-v3-June 8 Rec Board presentation on Setback Levee.ppt
September 11th, 2007 Meeting