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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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11/16/2020
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Impacts of Climate Change on Redwood City <br />Figure 4: Projected Sea -Level Rise (3.3 feet and 1 percent Annual Chance Storm) and Erosion (4.5 feet and 1 percent <br />Annual Chance Storm) - San Mateo County Shoreline27 <br />Pachca Munrcipo[ Pier <br />Pac <br />Linda Mar <br />`-.J Montara <br />fitzgemld <br />Brisbane <br />rima <br />l <br />101 oyster Paint <br />uth <br />an cisco " <br />t <br />h <br />San no �. 5F Airport c� <br />sr• <br />0 <br />iUbrae Im <br />Burlin coyote Point <br />n <br />Hillsborough -S <br />io 101 <br />i <br />Belmont <br />5— <br />Ar, <br />92 San <br />Piffar Point Harbor <br />Surfer's Beach ` <br />Poplar &.,hHalf Moon Bay <br />Legend <br />Future Erosion' <br />Illlllf Mid -Level Scenar <br />Electric Substatio <br />Wastewater Treat <br />'Erosicn impacts are es <br />feet of sea level rise, bu' <br />not consider shoreline a <br />""Estimated impacts are <br />annual chance storm or <br />of a storm occurring in a <br />plus additional 3.3 feet c <br />Mateo mdge <br />V <br />r <br />!shad <br />et[nnds <br />Dumbota <br />Redwood C1 `'#air Oaks cnn[eyLandmg <br />ry '�.. .. _ oto Alto <br />In 2018 the California Ocean Protection Council (OPC) released updated Sea -Level Rise Guidance, which uses <br />"probabilistic -based"' projections and lays out an approach for developing adaptation strategies. The OPC <br />recommends using the projections included in Figure 5, below. Low-risk projections should be used for short-lived <br />infrastructure that is readily adaptable, such as trails. Medium -risk projections should be used for less adaptive, <br />more vulnerable projects such as housing developments. Extreme risk projections should be used for larger and <br />more complex infrastructure projects such as roads, wastewater treatment plants, and hazardous waste sites. <br />Figure 5: San Francisco 2018 Probabilistic Sea -Level Rise Projections28 <br />a <br />o-� <br />10 <br />W <br />a B <br />m <br />Z LOW RISK °P <br />} 'a <br />W MEDIUM RISK <br />J <br />a EXTREME RISK u <br />W m w <br />w jy <br />LL <br />4 � <br />✓1 r0 W � <br />Sn � <br />h] Y ! <br />Ii l:i E�1 it 1 1 <br />2030 2040 2058 2680 24T0 2480 2094 2140 <br />'Probabilistic -based projections "associate a likelihood of occurrence (or probability) with sea -level rise heights and rates and are directly tied <br />to a range of emissions scenarios."18 <br />City of Redwood City Climate Action Plan Y7 <br />
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