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CO COAST ASTAL FL AL FLOODIN OODING AND S G AND SEA LE EA LEVEL RIS VEL RISE IN IMPERIAL IN IMPERIAL BEA BEACH CH Wildseabook.com JANU ANUAR ARY Y 1983 El Nio 1983 El Nio SEA LEVEL RISE IMPACT ANALYSIS Land Use Roads


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CO COAST ASTAL FL AL FLOODIN OODING AND S G AND SEA LE EA LEVEL RIS VEL RISE IN IMPERIAL IN IMPERIAL BEA BEACH CH

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Wildseabook.com

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JANU ANUAR ARY Y 1983 El Niño 1983 El Niño

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SEA LEVEL RISE IMPACT ANALYSIS

  • Land Use
  • Roads
  • Public

Transportation

  • Wastewater
  • Stormwater
  • Schools and Parks
  • Hazardous

Materials

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LAND USE LAND USE EXISTING EXISTING CONDITIONS CONDITIONS

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Number er of

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parce cels ls in in exist xisting ing Hazar Hazard d Zon Zones es vs vs to tota tal

  • Tot
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al = 5955 = 5955

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Nuisan isance ce = 77 ( = 77 (74 74 res esiden idential, tial, 3 3 pu public blic (sc (scho hool)

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Coast stal al Flood looding ing = = 1082 1082

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Coast stal al Er Eros

  • sion

ion = = 383 383

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CO COAST ASTAL AL ER EROSION OSION

Erosion Baseline (shorepos_100y_00) Erosion 0.5m (shorepos_100y_05) Erosion 1.0m (shorepos_100y_10) Erosion 2.0m (shorepos_100y_20)

Modeling done separately by USGS and DoD - SPAWAR

All Modeling assumes no adaptation

Tidal Inundation

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Drainage Basin Elevation top of Pipe - (ft NAVD) Baseline 0.5m 1m 2m I 4.3 18% 49% 81% 100% G 4.7 12% 40% 75% 100% I 4.8 11% 38% 74% 100% I 5.1 8% 32% 69% 99% H 6 2% 16% 49% 96% I 6.5 1% 10% 38% 93% K 6.6 0% 9% 36% 92% K - P 9 0% 0% 3% 56% E 12.1 0% 0% 0% 5%

FUTURE FUTURE NUISANCE NUISANCE FL FLOODING OODING

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KEY KEY FINDINGS FINDINGS

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Storm m wate ter r – su subs bsta tant ntial ial de decr crea ease se in in st stor

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mwate ter ca capa pacity city

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Land nd Use Use – pa parce cels ls an and bu d buil ilding dings s 30 30%

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ds – 40 40% % of

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all roa

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hood

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North th of

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Palm alm Ave/C e/Car arna natio tion

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Neighbo borh rhoo

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d ar arou

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nd Bay Bayside side Elemen Elementa tary y

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  • 1. Fee Simple Acquisition:
  • 2. Conservation Easements:
  • 3. Transfer of Development
  • 4. Rolling Easement
  • 5. Structural or Habitat Adaption
  • 6. Setback Development
  • 7. Controlling Surface Run-off
  • 8. Controlling Groundwater
  • 9. Beach Nourishment

10.Harbor By-Passing 11.Back-Passing 12.Subaerial Placement 13.Artificial Seaweed 14.Geotextile Core

  • 16. Nearshore Placement
  • 17. Offshore Sand Deposits
  • 18. Added Courser Sand than

Native

  • 19. Opportunistic Sand
  • 20. Canyon Interception
  • 21. Inter-littoral Cell Transfers
  • 22. Berms/Beach Scraping
  • 23. Perched Beaches
  • 24. Groins
  • 25. Breakwaters
  • 26. Dune Nourishment
  • 27. Delta Enhancement
  • 28. Headland Enhancement
  • 29. Geotextile Groins
  • 30. Branch Box Breakwaters
  • 31. Floating Breakwaters
  • 32. Submerged Breakwaters
  • 33. Dune Restoration
  • 34. Beach Dewatering
  • 35. Seawalls
  • 36. Revetments
  • 37. Gabions
  • 38. Cobble Nourishment
  • 39. Dynamic Revetments
  • 40. Geotextile Revetment
  • 41. Floating Reefs
  • 42. Rubber Dams
  • 43. Sand Fencing

AD ADAPT APTATION TION STRA STRATEG TEGIES ES

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APPLIED APPLIED SCIENCE/TECHNOL SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY OGY

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LCP CP-LOCAL OCAL CO COAST ASTAL PLAN AL PLAN

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PUBLIC PUBLIC INFRASTR INFRASTRUCTURE UCTURE

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NATURAL TURAL CLIMA CLIMATE TE SOL SOLUTIONS UTIONS BL BLUE UE CA CARB RBON ON

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PUBLIC PUBLIC ACC CCESS ESS

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