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Redwood City Stormwater Roadmap <br />Recommended Assessments <br />September 2025 6-8 Schaaf & Wheeler <br />2025. These requirements support broader goals of improving water quality in receiving waters, <br />such as San Francisco Bay. Ongoing maintenance of green infrastructure, stormwater treatment <br />measures, and effective municipal operations are also essential to maintain compliance. The City <br />must continue to document activities and submit annual reports to demonstrate progress toward <br />meeting the MRP’s performance standards and timelines. <br />If remaining trash capture devices need to be implemented to comply with full trash capture <br />regulations, the City may leverage future capital improvement projects identified in the Stormwater <br />Master Plan to implement trash capture devices at the same time. <br />6.2.2 BCDC RSAP <br />The RSAP (BCDC, 2024) is a planning framework to help Bay Area cities, including Redwood <br />City, identify and prioritize shoreline areas vulnerable to sea-level rise and coastal flooding. The <br />RSAP does not mandate specific construction projects but instead provides a science-based <br />process for evaluating exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity of shoreline systems. <br />Redwood City should use the RSAP to guide local adaptation planning, coordinate with <br />neighboring jurisdictions, and integrate sea-level rise considerations into capital improvement <br />planning, zoning, and long-term land use decisions. The City is encouraged to focus on high- <br />priority shoreline segments, such as levees or tidally influenced neighborhoods, and consider <br />nature-based or hybrid adaptation strategies. Assessments completed during the Stormwater <br />Master Plan may aid in the development of the City’s RSAP. <br />11.A. - Page 31 of 53 <br />462