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Page 1: Planning Matters: Bay or River

PlanningPlanning Matters Matters

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Wetlands Past … and Present

(1850) (1998)

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Clean Bay Project

Pollution & Bay Fill

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Restoring San Francisco BayRestoring San Francisco Bay

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For the Bay: 100,000 AcresFor the Bay: 100,000 Acres

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For the Bay: 100,000 AcresFor the Bay: 100,000 Acres

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Importance of RestorationImportance of Restoration

• Provide Habitat for Fish & WildlifeProvide Habitat for Fish & Wildlife

• Filter out Pollutants & ToxinsFilter out Pollutants & Toxins

• Responding to Sea Level RiseResponding to Sea Level Rise

– Erosion Control & Flood PreventionErosion Control & Flood Prevention

– Absorb COAbsorb CO22 and Greenhouse Gases and Greenhouse Gases

• Recreation OpportunitiesRecreation Opportunities

• Enhance Quality of Life & Local EconomyEnhance Quality of Life & Local Economy

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“raising and allocating resources for the restoration,

enhancement, protection, and enjoyment of wetlands and

wildlife habitat in the San Francisco Bay and along its

shoreline.”

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•Prohibiting development is recommended in undeveloped shoreline vulnerable to sea level rise containing opportunities for habitat / wetland restoration (p. 74)

•Agencies “should generally not plan, develop, or build any new significant structure” where that structure will require significant protection from sea-level rise, storm surges, or coastal erosion. (p. 73)

• Prohibiting development is recommended in undeveloped shoreline vulnerable to sea level rise containing opportunities for habitat / wetland restoration

• Agencies “should generally not plan, develop, or build any new significant structure” where that structure will require significant protection from sea-level rise, storm surges, or coastal erosion.

Vanessa Barrington, 10/04/2013
this is the crux here. So maybe Lead with this as a short intro and then go back through history and other work before getting into the details of it.Lead with your conclusion
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Photo: Ian Umeda / SF Public Press

Threatened Baylands

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Flood Protection?

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Frank’s Dump West - New Year’s Eve 2005Frank’s Dump West - New Year’s Eve 20058.9 ft tides; 40mph winds Photo: Mark Taylor / Courtesy Jeremy Lowe8.9 ft tides; 40mph winds Photo: Mark Taylor / Courtesy Jeremy Lowe

Inundation

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Sea Level Rise

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Terraced Levee: Harnessing Terraced Levee: Harnessing Natural BenefitsNatural Benefits

:: : Hargreaves Associates :::

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Bair Island – National Wildlife Refuge

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Thank YouThank YouStephen KnightStephen Knight

[email protected] * 510/[email protected] * 510/463-6812