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I NTRODUCTION TO THE CPRA A UGUST 29, 2019 C HIP K LINE E XECUTIVE A SSISTANT TO THE G OVERNOR , C OASTAL A CTIVITIES C HAIRMAN , C OASTAL P ROTECTION AND R ESTORATION A UTHORITY B OARD committed to our coast Presentation to Restore or Retreat

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INTRODUCTION TO THE CPRA

AUGUST 29, 2019

CHIP KLINE

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE GOVERNOR, COASTAL ACTIVITIES CHAIRMAN, COASTAL PROTECTION AND RESTORATION AUTHORITY BOARD

committed to our coast

Presentation to Restore or Retreat Candidate Forum

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Louisiana Faces a Coastal Crisis

2,006

LAND LOST

SQUARE MILES OF

1932 – 2016

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Causes of Land Loss Today

Oil and Gas Infrastructure

Oil Spill Sea Level Rise Levees Storms Canals Subsidence

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Looking Forward….

Future Without Action - Year 50

Future Without Action | Medium Scenario | Year 50

4,100

LAND LOST

SQUARE MILES OF

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Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: New Beginning

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CPRA

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CPRA BOARD MEMBERSHIP

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Master Plan: Project Selection Decision Drivers

www.coastal.la.gov

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  • Updated every 6 years
  • Articulates an integrated and

comprehensive vision

  • Provides a list of projects
  • Resource constrained

9 2017 Coastal Master Plan

A Framework to Make Difficult Decisions

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Master Plan: Project Selection Decision Drivers

www.coastal.la.gov

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Publically informed: MP17 Engagement

www.coastal.la.gov

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What the Master Plan 2017 Delivers

www.coastal.la.gov

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Accomplished since 2007

www.coastal.la.gov

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The Storms…

2005 2016 2012 2008 2019

Hurricanes Katrina and Rita Hurricanes Gustav and Ike BP Oil Spill Unnamed Coastal System “Rain Bomb” Mississippi River High Water

2010

Hurricane Isaac

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FY21 TOTAL Projected Expenditures

$788 Million

FY20 TOTAL

Projected Expenditures

$748 Million

FY22 TOTAL Projected Expenditures

$945 Million

Construction Operation, Maintenance, Monitoring Programs Operating Costs Planning Engineering & Design

Total Projected Expenditures FY20, FY21, FY22

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Terrebonne/Lafourche Active Projects

PROJECT TYPE # Total Estimated Cost Barrier Island/Headland Restoration 2 $182,284,094.00 Hurricane Protection 13 $595,615,533.00 Marsh Creation 6 $298,193,890.00 Vegetative Planting 1 $126,000,000.00 Recreational Infrastructure 2 $8,000,000.00 Diversion (Atchafalaya to Terrebonne) 1 $415,215,000.00 Grand Total 25 $1,625,308,517.00

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Terrebonne/Lafourche Barrier Islands

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Bayou Chene Barge Gate

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Houma Navigation Canal Lock

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Morganza to the Gulf

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Morganza to the Gulf Lake Pont. Barrier West Shore Larose to Golden Meadow Slidell Ring Levee GNO High Level Houma Nonstructural Upper Barataria R. R.

  • St. Tammany NonStruc.

Hahnville/Luling Nonstruc.

High Performance Risk Reduction Projects

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$235M CPRA

– $25.8M GOMESA – $15.1M CDBG – $47.1M Capital Outlay – $128.5M Surplus – $18.5M RESTORE

$38.6 Pre-CPRA DOTD Funding $8M DOTD Statewide Flood Control

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STATE Investments to Date: $281.6M

DOTD Statewide Flood Control 3.0%

Pre-CPRA DOTD Funding 14.7% GOMESA 9.8% CDBG 5.7% Capital Outlay 17.9% Surplus 48.8%

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Parish Investments

$159M Bonds $41M Sales Tax $34M Parish CDBG

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Total Funding State and Local: $515.6 Million

LOCAL Investments to Date: $234 Million

State 55% Local 45%

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  • In 1992, Congress directed Corps to do a study
  • In 2000 and 2007, authorization sought from Congress
  • In 2014, MtG received $10.3 billion authorization
  • Today, $72 million of federal funding have been spent on

studies and $0 on construction.

Meanwhile…. 55 miles of continuous Levee protection, floodgates, and environmental structures have been constructed and 5 more miles are anticipated by 2020

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Where is Washington?

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  • 5,700 businesses
  • 103,000 jobs
  • 36% of people commute in

because of high paying, high skill jobs

Top six industry sectors

1. Transportation and warehousing (includes pipelines and transportation to

  • ffshore)

2. Health Care and Social Assistance 3. Manufacturing 4. Retail Trade 5. Accommodation and Food Service 6. Oil and Gas Extraction

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Houma Region (Assumption, Lafourche, Terrebonne)

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  • $933 Million in physical damages from land loss and

loss of 4,800 jobs

  • $12.3 Billion in physical damages from a 100-year

storm and $2.7 Billion annual losses to output from business disruption

  • Business losses in vulnerable coastal areas leads to

lower employment, wages, and output in other

  • regions. The loss of these jobs and businesses means

fewer businesses are buying supplies and services from businesses in the Houma region.

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Coastal Risk – Year 25

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Looking Forward….

Future Without Action - Year 50

Future Without Action | Medium Scenario | Year 50

4,100

LAND LOST

SQUARE MILES OF

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CONNECT WITH US!

www.coastal.la.gov

@LouisianaCPRA