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South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Study Draft Feasibility Report & Environmental Document Public Meeting January 14, 2015 Todays Agenda 6:40 pm Presentation on Shoreline Study Draft Feasibility and Environmental Impact Document


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South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Study

Draft Feasibility Report & Environmental Document Public Meeting January 14, 2015

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6:40 pm Presentation on Shoreline Study Draft Feasibility and Environmental Impact Document – Partners 7:10 pm Shoreline Study Next Steps & Timeline – Major Adam Czekanski, USACE 7:20 pm Stakeholder Input at Stations § Flood Risk Management Levees § Habitat Restoration § Trails 8:30 pm Adjourn

Today’s Agenda

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Draft Feasibility & Environmental Impact Document - Presentation

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Alviso, 1983

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Area 11 in San Jose

§ Residential, industrial, and commercial structures

► Community of Alviso ► San Jose/Santa Clara County Water Pollution Control Plant

* Figure above shows first significant damage

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ShorelineEnvironment@usace.army.mil

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Bill DeJager, USACE, 1455 Market St., San Francisco, CA 94103

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Quick Guide to the Integrated Document

Chapter 3 = Summary of Alternatives Development (project description) Chapter 4 = Environmental Impact Statement/Report Chapter 4.6 = Fish Chapter 4.7 = Birds & Mice & Wetlands (Fill too!) Chapter 4.11 = Recreation Chapter 4.12 = Visual/Aesthetic There’s still more……

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Levee Alignments

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Alviso North Alviso WPCP South

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WPCP North eliminated

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Alviso North WPCP South

Alternatives 2 and 3

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Typical ¡Swing ¡Gate ¡ ¡ Across ¡Railroad ¡

Reach ¡from ¡the ¡Alviso ¡Marina ¡to ¡the ¡Artesian ¡Slough ¡

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Tide ¡Gate ¡ ¡ Across ¡Slough ¡

Reach ¡from ¡the ¡Artesian ¡Slough ¡to ¡the ¡Coyote ¡Bypass ¡

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New Chicago Marsh

Photo: Cris Benton

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Environmental Restoration

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A9 A10 A14 A11 A15 A13 A12 A18 A17 A16

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A9 A10 A14 A11 A15 A13 A12 A18 A17 A16

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Acres of Fill

Alt 2 Levee and Bench Marsh 17.2 Pond 39.9 Other 26.3 Total fill = 83.4 Levee alone is 67 acres. Alt 3 Levee and Ecotone Marsh 17.4 Pond 120.2 Other 27.2 Total fill = 164.8 Levee alone is 68 acres.

Total Restored Acres = 2900

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A9 A10 A14 A11 A15 A13 A12 A18 A17 A16

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A9 A10 A14 A11 A15 A13 A12 A18 A17 A16

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Adaptive Management

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A9 A10 A14 A11 A15 A13 A12 A18

A17 A16

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Alternatives ¡

¡ Flood Protection Levee Alignments ¡ Environmental Restoration ¡ 1 ¡ No Action ¡ No Action ¡ 2 ¡ Alviso North + WCPC South, 13.5 foot high levee ¡ Restoration of Pond A18, A12, A9-11, A13-15 + "bench” ¡ 3 ¡ Alviso North + WCPC South, 15.2 foot high levee ¡ Restoration of Pond A18, A12, A9-11, A13-15 + 30:1 slope ecotone ¡ 4 ¡ Alviso RR Spur + WCPC South, 15.2 foot high levee ¡ Restoration of Pond A18, A12, A9-11, A13-15 + "bench” ¡ 5 ¡ Alviso South + WCPC South, 15.2 foot high levee ¡ Restoration of Pond A18, A12, A9-11, A13-15 + "bench” ¡

All action alternatives include Railroad Swing Gate, Artesian Slough Tide Gate, Adaptive Management, and completion of Bay Trail connections ¡

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Alviso North WPCP South

Alternatives 2 and 3

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  • Alt. 2 is the National Economic Development (NED)

and National Ecosystem Restoration (NER) Plan ¡

¡ Flood Protection Levee Alignments ¡ Environmental Restoration ¡ 1 ¡ No Action ¡ No Action ¡ 2 ¡ Alviso North + WCPC South, 13.5 foot high levee ¡ Restoration of Pond A18 + "bench” ¡ 3 ¡ Alviso North + WCPC South, 15.2 foot high levee ¡ Restoration of Pond A18, A12, A9-11, A13-15 + 30:1 slope ecotone ¡ 4 ¡ Alviso RR Spur + WCPC South, 15.2 foot high levee ¡ Restoration of Pond A18, A12, A9-11, A13-15 + "bench” ¡ 5 ¡ Alviso South + WCPC South, 15.2 foot high levee ¡ Restoration of Pond A18, A12, A9-11, A13-15 + "bench” ¡

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  • Alt. 3 is the Locally Preferred Plan

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¡ Flood Protection Levee Alignments ¡ Environmental Restoration ¡ 1 ¡ No Action ¡ No Action ¡ 2 ¡ Alviso North + WCPC South, 13.5 foot high levee ¡ Restoration of Pond A18 + "bench” ¡ 3 ¡ Alviso North + WCPC South, 15.2 foot high levee ¡ Restoration of Pond A18, A12, A9-11, A13-15 + 30:1 slope ecotone ¡ 4 ¡ Alviso RR Spur + WCPC South, 15.2 foot high levee ¡ Restoration of Pond A18, A12, A9-11, A13-15 + "bench” ¡ 5 ¡ Alviso South + WCPC South, 15.2 foot high levee ¡ Restoration of Pond A18, A12, A9-11, A13-15 + "bench” ¡

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Recreation

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Costs

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NED ¡Plan ¡ LLP ¡Plan ¡(Alt ¡3) ¡ US ¡FWS ¡ ponds ¡ ¡ Flood ¡ProtecCon ¡ $52M ¡ $64.4M ¡ Environmental ¡ RestoraCon ¡ $22M ¡ $46.2M ¡ $27M ¡ RecreaCon ¡ $ ¡0.89M ¡ $ ¡0.89M ¡ $2.8M ¡ $74.89M ¡ $111.49M ¡ $29.8M ¡ Total LPP Plan + US FWS ponds = $141.29M

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Next Steps & Timeline

  • - Major Adam Czekanski,

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

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Next Steps: Study Schedule

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December 19 ,2014 – February 2, 2015: Public Review Period March – July 2015: Additional analysis and changes to draft document

August 2015: Final Draft of Feasibility Study/EIS/EIR Complete and submitted to Corps Headquarters

September 2015: Civil Works Review Board September- October 2015: State and Agency Review November 2015: HQ USACE Final Coordination of Feasibility Study/ EIS/EIR December 2015: Chief of Engineers Signs off on Report January 2016: Report Transmitted to Congress

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2015 2016

Identification

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Recommended Plan

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Shoreline Study Timeline

Draft EIS and Feasibility Report Public Meeting Final EIS and Feasibility Report Potential Congressional Construction Authorization Potential Congressional Construction Appropriation Construction Begins Begin Detailed Design

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Thank You!

Caleb Conn, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

§ (415) 503-6849 § caleb.b.conn@usace.army.mil

Rechelle Blank, Santa Clara Valley Water District

§ (408) 630-2632 § rblank@valleywater.org

Brenda Buxton, State Coastal Conservancy

§ (510) 286-0753 § bbuxton@scc.ca.gov