The Council on Environmental Quality is currently updating the P&G. The Economic and Environmental Principles and Guidelines for Water and Related Land Resources (P&G) govern how Federal agencies evaluate proposed water resource development projects.ER 500-1-1 is currently undergoing revision to include concepts that promote more systemic thinking about post-flood repairs and promote flood resiliency of structures. Engineering Regulation 500-1-1 provides guidance and eligibility for requirements to access preparedness, response, and post-flood rehabilitation resources and funding from the Corps under the authorities of Public Law 84-99 and the Stafford Act.The Dam Safety Program uses a risk-informed approach to manage its portfolio of 694 dams, with public safety the number one priority with reliance on these key policies and guidance documents.The ' Interim Policy for Determining Eligibility Status of Flood Risk Management Projects for the Rehabilitation Program Pursuant to PL 84-99' (pdf, 1.7 MB) provides interim criteria for determining eligibility for rehabilitation assistance consistent with the anticipated direction of the Rehabilitation Program.84-99) so long as they develop and implement a plan to address deficiencies in their existing levees. The System-Wide Improvement Framework ( SWIF (pdf, 929 KB) ) policy provides guidelines that allow non-Federal sponsors of levees to maintain eligibility and access to post-flood repair funding (under P.L.The Vegetation Variance Request Policy is currently under revision.Currently the USACE Levee Safety Program is working on developing a comprehensive Engineering Circular that will cover all aspects of the Levee Safety Program. The USACE Levee Safety Program provides a suite of technical and policy documents that outline both technical responsibilities and role of the 14,000 miles of levees addressed under USACE programs.The Corps' National Nonstructural Committee promotes the development and use of nonstructural flood risk reduction measures and provides risk expertise on nonstructural flood risk reduction and associated opportunities.The Civil Works Planning Community Toolbox includes a collection of guidance related to the development of Flood Risk Management projects.Civil Works Flood Risk Management Project Planning The FRM program works across the agency to support the alignment of other key programs and policies to focus on integrated, comprehensive flood risk management. The Program Management Plan (pdf, 1.75 MB) provides further guidance and information on the implementation of the program to supplement the initial guidance first issued to the MSCs and Districts in October of 2009. It replaces 2009 guidance that stood up the program. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE National Flood Risk Management Program - provides background information on the program and its mission, vision, principles, and goals. The 13 April 2018 Director's Policy Memorandum - Updated Guidance for the U.S.

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