CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION DRAFT SEA-LEVEL RISE POLICY GUIDANCE
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1 South Imperial Beach, TRNERR 1 CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION DRAFT SEA-LEVEL RISE POLICY GUIDANCE 17 September 2014 CMANC Fall 2014 Meeting
2 Overview of Presentation 2 California and Coastal Act s Draft Sea Level Rise Policy Guidance Planning Guidance for Local Coastal Programs Permit Guidance for Coastal Development Permits Next Steps for the Draft Sea Level Rise Guidance Identified Research Needs
3 3 McGrath State Beach Oxnard Beach Flickr user Surfingsanders Oxnard Shores Mobile Home Park California Coastal Records Project Oxnard Farm Fields Visitor serving facilities, Oxnard mymotels.com Reliant Ormand Beach Generating Station California Coastal Records Project Port of Hueneme portofhueneme.org 9/21/2014 Ormand Beach Wetlands Sierra Club
4 Contents of the Draft Document 4 Executive Summary Main Report Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Guiding Principles Chapter 3: Science Chapter 4: Guidance for LCPs Chapter 5: Guidance for CDPs Chapter 6: Additional Research Chapter 7: Next Steps Chapter 8: Glossary Appendices Appendix A: Science Appendix B: Coastal Engineering Appendix C: Adaptation Options Appendix D: LCP Resources Appendix E: Other Agencies Programs Appendix F: Coastal Act Policies
5 About the Draft Document 5 IT IS Draft Draft Guidance for addressing Sea- Level Rise in conformance with the Coastal Act Complement to other Commission materials Multi-purpose guidance in which users may focus on particular chapters A list of sea-level rise adaptation options to choose from A living document IT IS NOT Final New regulations Replacement for other Commission materials Meant to be read cover to cover A checklist of adaptation measures where all items have to be accomplished Static
6 Goals of the Document 6 Address sea-level rise in California Coastal Act: Minimize hazards and impacts to coastal resources due to sea-level rise Fulfill Strategic Plan item Surf scene, San Diego Nathan Rupert
7 Impacts to California 7 CA King Tides Initiative Humboldt BayKeeper Pasture near Liscom Slough, Arcata CA Dec 2012
8 Sunset Beach, CA Dec 2012 CA King Tides Initiative Mario Fernandez
9 Bolinas, Marin County Dec CA King Tides Initiative nnmoor 9/21/2014
10 Highway 1 at Surfer s Beach, Half Moon Bay Feb Surfers beach 9/21/2014 CA King Tides Initiative JSutton8 9/21/2014
11 Pacifica, CA 11
12 CA King Tides Initiative Dan Jarvis Oceanside, CA May
13 Sea-Level Rise Science and Projections 13 South Jetty, Humboldt Bay Jan 2013 CA King Tides Initiative Neva Swensen
14 Best Available Science on SLR 14 National Research Council Report SLR Projections for California Most locations can use these projections without modification Humboldt Bay & Eel River Sea Level Rise SLR is at faster rate than region North of Cape Mendocino Modify projections to account for local vertical land motion
15 Applications of Best Science 15 Local Coastal Programs Long-Range Development Plans Port Master Plans Federal Consistency Coastal Development Permits
16 Steps for Addressing SLR in LCPs Determine range of sea-level rise projections relevant to LCP planning area/segment 6. Monitor and revise as needed 2. Identify potential sea-level rise impacts in LCP planning area/segment 5. Develop or update LCP and certify with California Coastal Commission 4. Identify adaptation measures and LCP policy options 3. Assess risks to coastal resources and development in planning area (i.e. identify problem areas)
17 Steps for Addressing SLR in CDPs 1. Establish the projected sea-level rise range for the proposed project 2. Determine how sea-level rise impacts may constrain the project site 3. Determine how the project may impact coastal resources over time, considering SLR 4. Identify project design alternatives to both avoid resource impacts and minimize risks to the project 5. Finalize project design and submit permit application
18 CDP Analysis of Sea-Level Rise 18 General Situations for considering sea-level rise: On or near a floodplain, beach, wetland, lagoon or estuary Exposed to wave impacts or wave runup Protected by levees, dikes, bulkheads, seawalls, etc. On an eroding coastal bluff Reliant on shallow water well for water supply Coastal dunes, Humboldt Bay Lesley Ewing
19 Step 1: Determine SLR Projections 19 Expected Outcomes: Appropriate Planning Timeframes Proposed project life Scenarios of SLR for use in analysis Levees along Wintersberg Channel, Huntington Beach Lesley Ewing
20 Step 1: Determine SLR Projections 20 Tomales Bay Wetland Restoration CA King Tides Initiative Jan 2012 Sarah Allen Scenario Based Planning: A tool for developing science-based decisionmaking framework to address SLR uncertainty. Used to inform decision making refarging the range of impacts and vulnerabilities. (Adapted from NOAA 2010)
21 Step 2: Identify SLR Impacts & Constraints 21 Hazard Analysis Types: Geologic Stability Erosion Waves and wave runup Flooding and inundation Expected Outcomes: Maps of site-specific hazards Areas that can safely support development Regional-scale for planning, site-specific scale for projects Highway 1 near Pescadero, San Mateo County Lesley Ewing
22 Step 3: Assess Impacts to Coastal Resources 22 Coastal Resources to Consider: Public access, beaches, recreation areas California Coastal Trail Wetlands, ESHA, other habitats Agricultural areas Cultural sites Coastal-dependent uses Critical infrastructure Coastal Highway 1 Existing and new development Expected Outcomes: SLR risks to coastal resources; map overlaying development and resource constraints Ocean Beach, San Francisco Lesley Ewing
23 Vulnerability - Tools and Resources 23 Humboldt Bay Shoreline Inventory, Mapping, and SLR Vulnerability Assessment Ocean Beach Master Plan City of Santa Cruz Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment LCP Sea Level Rise Grant Program administered by OPC (awarded) City of Eureka City of Morro Bay LA Region Marin Sonoma County Monterey County City of Half Moon Bay Monterey Bay SLR Vulnerability Study Developing Climate Adaptation Strategies for SLO County Santa Barbara SLR Vulnerability Study Adapt LA San Diego SLR Adaptation Strategy
24 Vulnerability - Tools and Resources 24 Humboldt Bay Shoreline Inventory, Mapping, and SLR Vulnerability Assessment Ocean Beach Master Plan City of Santa Cruz Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment Monterey Bay SLR Vulnerability Study Developing Climate Adaptation Strategies for SLO County LCP Sea Level Rise Grant Program administered CCC LCP Grants by OPC (awarded) (awarded) City County of Eureka of Humboldt City City of of Morro Arcata Bay LA County Region of Marin Marin City of HMB Sonoma City of Pacific County Grove Monterey City of Goleta County City City of of Half Santa Moon Barbara Bay City of LA City of Hermosa Beach City of San Clemente City of Solana Beach Santa Barbara SLR Vulnerability Study Adapt LA San Diego SLR Adaptation Strategy
25 Vulnerability - Tools and Resources 25 Humboldt Bay Shoreline Inventory, Mapping, and SLR Vulnerability Assessment Ocean Beach Master Plan City of Santa Cruz Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment Monterey Bay SLR Vulnerability Study Developing Climate Adaptation Strategies for SLO County LCP Sea Level Rise Grant Program administered OPC Grants by (recommended) OPC (awarded) Climate City County of Eureka of Ready Humboldt Grants (awarded) City City City of of of Morro Arcata Arcata Bay LA County City of Region of Hermosa Marin Beach Marin City County of HMB of Santa Barbara Sonoma City City of of Pacific Imperial County Grove Beach Monterey City 17 of other Goleta grants were awarded County City City that of of fund Half Santa other Moon Barbara climate-related Bay City efforts of LA not specifically related to City sea of level Hermosa rise Beach City of San Clemente City of Solana Beach Santa Barbara SLR Vulnerability Study Adapt LA San Diego SLR Adaptation Strategy
26 LCP Step 4: Identify LCP Adaptation Measures 26 Expected outcomes: Identification of necessary updates, list of applicable adaptation measures applicable, new implementation policies/ordinances Tomales Bay Wetland Restoration CA King Tides Initiative Jan 2012 Sarah Allen
27 CDP Step 4: Identify Project Alternatives 27 Expected Outcomes: Surfers Point Managed Retreat Project, Ventura, CA Project modifications and reexamination of impacts 1+ project alternatives Possible adaptation options
28 LCP Steps 5 & 6: Finalize LCP 28 Step 5 expected outcomes: Certified/updated LCP with policies and land use designations that address sea-level rise and the related hazards Step 6 expected outcomes: Image by California Plan to monitor the LCP planning area for SLR and other impacts; revisions when conditions change or science is updated
29 CDP Step 5: Finalize Application 29 Expected Outcomes: Analysis of sea-level rise concerns for inclusion in a CDP application Combine with other application items for a complete submittal Pacifica State Beach, Linda Mar Area, Pacifica, CA
30 How is California addressing sea-level rise? 30 Statewide efforts 2014 Safeguarding California Plan (update to 2009 Plan) General Plan Guidelines (2014 Update in progress) OES State Hazard Mitigation Plan (update in progress) OPC: 2013 State SLR Guidance 2012 Adaptation Planning Guide CCC, OPC and Climate Ready Grants California efforts Local Coastal Programs & Coastal Development Permits Strategic Plan Draft SLR Policy Guidance
31 Next Steps 31 Outreach To date: 120-day comment period 3 webinars 14 in-person meetings District office meetings 350+ people Next Steps: Revised Draft to Commission, likely this fall Trainings and symposia Grant support for local governments Targeted interest groups
32 Additional Research Needs 32 Baseline Data and Monitoring Systems Various Temporal and Spatial Scales Cumulative impacts Modelling Sea Level Rise-related Impacts Fluvial Sea Level Dynamics Habitat Evolution Models & Habitat Buffers Vertical Land Motion inclusion for Local Analyses Future Erosion Sea Level Rise Changing Storminess Review of Overtopping methods Impacts to Coastal Aquifers Case studies Living shorelines Nature-based shore protection Habitat Protection
33 Thank you for your attention 33 California, Draft Sea Level Rise Policy Guidance: Lesley Ewing, Ph.D., P.E
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