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Bayfront Canal & Atherton Channel Flood Management & Restoration Project Community Meeting June 18, 2019 WHAT WELL BE DISCUSSING Flooding History 1. Collaboration For The Good Of The Community 2. Proposed Project Description,


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Community Meeting

June 18, 2019

Bayfront Canal & Atherton Channel Flood Management & Restoration Project

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PG 2 | Bayfront Flood Management & Restoration Project

WHAT WE’LL BE DISCUSSING

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Flooding History

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Collaboration For The Good Of The Community

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Proposed Project Description, Benefits & Improvements

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Challenges To This Project

5.

Other Efforts To Combat Flooding In The County

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Your Questions & Concerns

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PG 3 | Bayfront Flood Management & Restoration Project

HISTORY OF FLOODING

BY THE NUMBERS:

§ 60 Years of repetitive flooding in the area § 40 Significant events (1951-2017) § 2-3 Nuisance flooding events per year

  • Floods in 2014 and 2017
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PG 4 | Bayfront Flood Management & Restoration Project

2017 FLOOD EVENT – NEWS CLIP 2017 FLOOD EVENT – NEWS CLIP

View clip linked here:

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PG 5 | Bayfront Flood Management & Restoration Project

FLOODING IMPACT

COMMUNITIES MEDICAL FACILITIES EMERGENCY ACCESS RECREATION TRANSPORTATION

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PG 6 | Bayfront Flood Management & Restoration Project

COLLABORATIVE & STAKEHOLDERS

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PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS

Project Benefits:

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Protecting people and property from flooding

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Mitigating flooding impacts

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Improving stormwater quality and helping the SF Bay

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PG 8 | Bayfront Flood Management & Restoration Project

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Bedwell Bayfront Park (Closed Landfill) S5 R4

Restored Tidal Marsh

R3

Seasonally Dry Pond

R5

Ponds Managed for Open Water Habitat

Flood Slough

Bayfront

Greco Island Primary Secondary Tertiary Bayfront Canal & Atherton Channel Flood Management and Restoration Project Legend Water Control Box Culvert Structures Caltrans Stormwater to Flood Slough Proposed Bayfront Canal and Atherton Channel Levees

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OTHER AREA IMPROVEMENTS

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COST CONSIDERATIONS

§ Currently have a grant in hand and

pursuing other state & federal funding

§ County and Cities do not have the money

at this time to pay for this project will still need to supplement grant money

§ The project needed to get to this stage

before grant, funding, and money discussions could be had

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PG 11 | Bayfront Flood Management & Restoration Project

TIMELINE & PERMITTING

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PG 12 | Bayfront Flood Management & Restoration Project

FUTURE OF FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT

ResilientSanMateo.org

ResilientSanMateo.org

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QUESTIONS? COMMENTS?

Erika Powell, Flood Resilience Program Manager epowell@smcgov.org | 650.599.1488

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