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Your facilities ability to function as designed is <br /> determined to be acceptable. Therefore, your facilities are <br /> eligible for rehabilitation consideration should they be damaged <br /> significantly during a flood event. <br /> The level of flood emergency preparedness within your <br /> District was discussed during the inspection. Your <br /> organization's capability to operate during a flooding emergency <br /> appears acceptable. Access to your levee for emergency operations <br /> appears satisfactory. Your plan prepared in May 1993 appears <br /> quite satisfactory. <br /> To assist you in preparing for a flood emergency, we <br /> suggest you participate in a flood emergency exercise at your <br /> first opportunity. You can contact Ike Jensen by phone at 687- <br /> 4160 at the Lane County Emergency Management Office for <br /> additional information. We can assist by scheduling training to <br /> fit your needs, including flood fighting techniques with sand <br /> bags and information regarding Corps of Engineer Emergency <br /> authorities. Gene Shott indicated that sandbag training is <br /> desired in the near future. <br /> In January of this year, a Customer Satisfaction Survey was <br /> sent to your organization by the Portland District. We <br /> appreciate all comments that have been returned to us. We are <br /> striving to improve our service to you. If you did not have an <br /> opportunity to return the comments on a survey form feel free now <br /> to return it to us. We can send a form to you if you desire. <br /> If we can assist you further with the operation and <br /> maintenance of your flood protection facilities and with your <br /> emergency preparedness, please contact Mr. Les Miller, Chief, <br /> Readiness Branch, at (503) 326-6099 . <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Kenneth H. Patterson, P. E. <br /> Chief, Operations Division <br /> Enclosure <br />