SB1 Grant. Regional Sea Level Rise Adaptation Guidance for Transportation Infrastructure PRESENTED BY SARAH PIERCE & SARAH RICHMOND OCTOBER 4, 2018

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SB1 Grant Regional Sea Level Rise Adaptation Guidance for Transportation Infrastructure PRESENTED BY SARAH PIERCE & SARAH RICHMOND OCTOBER 4, 2018

Project Team SANDAG (Sarah Pierce, Katie Hentrich) Dudek (Sarah Richmond, Zoe Carlson) Moffatt & Nichol (Chris Webb, Conor Ofsthun) Caltrans Shoreline Preservation Working Group Local jurisdictions and agencies

Meeting Objectives Present scope of Regional Sea Level Rise Adaptation Guidance for Transportation Infrastructure Facilitate discussion of the scope Obtain input on risk assessment and regional adaptation measures

Existing Regional Shoreline Management Policy

Regional Beach Sand Project I (2001) Regional Beach Sand Project II (2012) Imperial Beach Fletcher Cove Placed 2.1 MCY of sand on 12 beaches: Oceanside, North Carlsbad, South Carlsbad, Batiquitos, Leucadia, Moonlight, Cardiff, Fletcher Cove, Del Mar, Torrey Pines, Mission Beach, Imperial Beach 6 offshore borrow sites Funded by U.S. Navy, California Division of Boating and Waterways, and region s coastal cities Placed 1.5 MCY sand on 8 beaches: Oceanside, North Carlsbad, South Carlsbad, Batiquitos, Moonlight, Cardiff, Fletcher Cove, Imperial Beach 3 offshore borrow sites Funded by California Division of Boating and Waterways and region s coastal cities

Shoreline Preservation Working Group Guiding principles Commitment to Address local Encourage Promote unified approach needs and cooperation opportunities for for local maximize and beach sand decisions on sand positive coordination replenishment and replenishment regional other sea-level rise and management impacts adaptation strategies of sediment to enhance resources region-wide climate resiliency

Sea Level Rise Planning Local jurisdictions and agencies Vulnerability Assessment Adaptation Plan Local Coastal Program Update Oceanside* Initiated Planned Planned Carlsbad* Final Final Initiated Encinitas** Final Final Solana Beach** Final Final Initiated Del Mar* Final Final Draft City of San Diego* Initiated Planned Planned Imperial Beach* Final Final Draft Port of San Diego*** Initiated Planned Planned San Diego Airport Initiated SANDAG/Caltrans (NCC) Final Final Final * CCC grant funded ** USACE 50-Year Encinitas-Solana Beach Coastal Storm Damage Reduction Project ***Representing National City and Chula Vista

Regional Transportation Infrastructure LOSSAN Railroad Carlsbad Boulevard Bayshore Bikeway

Regional Sea Level Rise Adaptation Guidance for Transportation Infrastructure This document is: This document is NOT: Summary of existing data New modeling Vulnerability assessments completed by local jurisdictions, CosMoS 3.0, or other available data will be used to identify vulnerable assets. FHWA s Vulnerability Assessment Scoring Tool (VAST) will be used to analyze risk. Guidance Prescriptive The document will be advisory and intended to facilitate cross-jurisdictional coordination and funding efforts to address vulnerable assets. A menu of options A checklist Since the document is for the entire region, not all the content will be applicable to all users. Apply relevant concepts to respective jurisdictions/reflect findings from local planning efforts.

Regional Sea Level Rise Adaptation Guidance for Transportation Infrastructure Vulnerability Assessment Adaptation Planning Best Practices Adaptation Toolbox Cardiff Reef State Park (2015) King Tide d

Regional Sea Level Rise Adaptation Guidance for Transportation Infrastructure Vulnerability Assessment Adaptation Planning Best Practices Adaptation Toolbox

Regional Sea Level Rise Adaptation Guidance for Transportation Infrastructure Vulnerability Assessment Vulnerability Assessment Scoring Tool (VAST) Assigns an asset a score that indicates the level of potential concern for SLR Score on a scale of 1 to 10 (low score = low risk, high score = high risk) Scores can be used to prioritize planning, funding, and capital improvements Adaptation Planning Best Practices 1 2 3 Adaptation Exposure Sensitivity Adaptive Capacity Toolbox Does it get wet? Does it matter? What can be done?

VAST Hypothetical Example: 3 Picnic Tables #1 Inland Park/Basic #2 Beach/Basic #3 Beach/Luxury Exposure High elevation (0) Low elevation (10) Low elevation (10) Sensitivity N/A Concrete (1) Upholstered, TV, Wifi (10) 1. Replace (10) Adaptive Capacity N/A 1. Replace (1) 2. Elevate (2) 3. Relocate (1) Average score = 4/3 = 1.3 2. Remove upholstery, TV, Wifi (3) 3. Flood-proof (7) 4. Elevate (9) 5. Relocate (10) Average score = 39/5 = 7.8 Total score 0 12.3 27.8

Regional Sea Level Rise Adaptation Guidance for Transportation Infrastructure Vulnerability Assessment Adaptation Planning Best Practices Adaptation Toolbox

Regional Sea Level Rise Adaptation Guidance for Transportation Infrastructure Vulnerability Assessment Policy Adaptation Planning Best Practices Local & regional adaptation options Projects Funding Adaptation Toolbox

The Process: Timeline and feedback opportunities

Questions?

50 cm/1.6 ft Sea Level Rise 150 cm/4.6 ft Sea Level Rise

50 cm/1.6 ft Sea Level Rise 150 cm/4.6 ft Sea Level Rise

Thank you We look forward to working with you! Sarah Pierce Sarah.Pierce@sandag.org (619) 699-7312 Sarah Richmond srichmond@dudek.com (760) 479-4287