BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS STRATEGIC RECOVERY PLANNING REPORT. September 2014
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1 BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS September 2014
2 Why do a Strategic Recovery Planning Report? (SRPR) To access state $$ for plans/ordinance re-writing To assist in decision-making To educate about risks & vulnerability What s in a SRPR? 1. Existing conditions 2. Impact of Sandy 3. Risk assessment 4. Getting to Resilience Report & Recommendations 5. Assessment of Existing Plans 6. Recommendations for Action 7. Implementation Appendices
3 BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS Ch. 1 Demographics, Land Use, Zoning, Critical Infrastructure
4 BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS Ch. 2 Initial Impact Assessment
5 Ch. 3 Risk Assessment Hazards Risk Vulnerability & potential impacts Exposure to sea level rise
6 Ch. 3 Risk Assessment Hazards: sea level rise higher storm surges more intense & frequent storms
7 Ch. 3 Risk Assessment (cont d) Vulnerability assessment Flood zones Amount of disaster recovery assistance
8 Ch. 3 Risk Assessment (cont d) Vulnerability assessments (cont d) Community facilities & infrastructure Zoning districts Socially vulnerable: income/age
9 Ch. 3 Risk Assessment: SLR A word about sea level rise Cannot predict the future, BUT scientific consensus: sea level rise is occurring, public policy recognizes this & that SLR is forecast to continue and increase therefore we need to understand estimated impact of SLR and start to respond The facts: Sea levels have risen 1.3 feet since 1932 (NOAA, Sandy Hook data) The projections: Additional 1.5 feet by 2050 (Rutgers study)
10 Ch. 3 Risk Assessment: SLR (cont d) Estimate of exposure with Sea Level Rise: where & how much? BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS 40 acres inundated 98 properties 82 taxable properties $7 million in assessed value $171,000 tax revenue loss
11 BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS Ch. 3 Risk Assessment SLR (cont d) Estimate of exposure with sea level rise & 1% storm: where and how much? 211 acres inundated 1,500+ properties 1,400+ taxable properties $299 million in assessed value $7.3 million tax revenue loss
12 Ch. 3 Risk Assessment (cont d) Vulnerability assessments (cont d) Potential Impacts: Economic Public health Community cohesion Governmental services Storm Path
13 Ch. 4 Getting to Resilience Purpose: To review strengths, weaknesses, obstacles to resiliency Recommendations: Communication & outreach Revision to ordinances and procedures Incorporation into future plans Capital projects
14 BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS Ch. 5 Assessment of Existing Planning Documents
15 Ch. 6 Recommendations for Actions 1. Economic viability study of continued clamming Highest Priority Actions 2. Increased Property Maintenance & Code Compliance 3. Mitigation of Steep Slopes 4. Municipal Facilities Plan 5. New Master Plan 6. Obtain NFIP compliance/apply for CRS certification 7. Redevelopment study/plan 8. Sanitary Sewer System Improvements 9. Stormwater Drainage & Flood Mitigation 10. Stormwater Piping from Rt Streamline the development review process 12. Update Borough Hazard Mitigation Plan 13. Update codes, plans, & strategies re: risks, hazards, and vulnerabilities 14. Update ordinances re: flood maps/flood Prevention Ordinance
16 Ch. 7 Implementation Matrix What, Who, When, $$ Project description Statement of need (relating to Sandy impact) Importance to environmental/economic community health Major tasks Estimated cost Potential funding sources Project timeframe/phasing
17 Appendices 1. FEMA Flood Zone Definitions 2. Getting to Resilience Report (full) 3. Alternatives Assessment Seawall Elevation of residences Public boat ramp Green /shared streets Parking Garages Shrewsbury Ave extension Hotel & marinas Convert residences to attached units Municipal facilities 4. Potential Priority Actions 5. Conceptual Site Plans for Borough Hall Shore Drive Alternative Site 6. Hurricane Sandy Payout per Census Block 7. Pre-Sandy Payout per Census Block 8. Roadways in AE and VE Flood Zones
18 Next Steps 1. Council review & possible action on report (Sept 17 meeting) 2. Upon approval: resolution to DCA with requests for funding 3. Obtain professional services for various plans/studies 4. Use SRPR as Borough makes decisions ALSO: Free screening of Shored Up documentary Sat, Sept PM Holy Cross School, Rumson
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