Low spot. We designed the park to kind of raise that area up such that by 20 65 we meet the criteria to prevent overtoppingusing the 28 inches. Ill just throw up a couple slides with the current criteria which changed a little bit, but not too much. Heres the 100 year still water inundation map at 2015. So, when the project is built. And you can see theres a little dot in the center of the screen. Thats the project location. There are some areas of flooding along the creek. This project is not one of them. Using the current guidance being recommended from the city s. F. Adopt . S. F. Adopt, thank you. You look at a range of Sea Level Rise. So, 20 65, the lowest 7 inches were okay. 20 65 [speaker not understood], 17 inches, we plan for 28. You can see flooding in the area. The park will not flood this is a tool that weve been using in engineering and planning. Its doesnt account for the new construction. Theres 20 65 with 33 inches. So, considerable flooding in the area. And if we want
In engineering and planning. Its doesnt account for the new construction. Theres 20 65 with 33 inches. So, considerable flooding in the area. And if we want to look at 2100 what the maximum projection is, we have problems. So, this goes to show what some of the challenges are taking projects forward right now with the Sea Level Rise guidance. And if were looking at individual projects were only looking at small pieces of the puzzle. This is one small piece of the puzzle of the creek. Its a park. It looks like its good till 20 65. We can make it good till 20 5. People can enjoy it through then ~. It is currently not being used for Public Open Space at all. So, it seems like its a good use of funds. Were not building a building out there or anything thats highly critical infrastructure. So, it work. But there is an overall plan that needs to happen for the creek moving forward as well as many other areas. The waterfront, youll hear about that next. And, so, to finish up, in summary, port
And if we want to look at 2100 what the maximum projection is, we have problems. So, this goes to show what some of the challenges are taking projects forward right now with the Sea Level Rise guidance. And if were looking at individual projects were only looking at small pieces of the puzzle. This is one small piece of the puzzle of the creek. Its a park. It looks like its good till 20 65. We can make it good till 20 5. People can enjoy it through then ~. It is currently not being used for Public Open Space at all. So, it seems like its a good use of funds. Were not building a building out there or anything thats highly critical infrastructure. So, it work. But there is an overall plan that needs to happen for the creek moving forward as well as many other areas. The waterfront, youll hear about that next. And, so, to finish up, in summary, port staff recommend that the port authorize the award of construction contract no. 27 58 r bayview gateway park project, environmental landscape
Inundation map at 2015. So, when the project is built. And you can see theres a little dot in the center of the screen. Thats the project location. There are some areas of flooding along the creek. This project is not one of them. Using the current guidance being recommended from the city s. F. Adopt . S. F. Adopt, thank you. You look at a range of Sea Level Rise. So, 20 65, the lowest 7 inches were okay. 20 65 [speaker not understood], 17 inches, we plan for 28. You can see flooding in the area. The park will not flood this is a tool that weve been using in engineering and planning. Its doesnt account for the new construction. Theres 20 65 with 33 inches. So, considerable flooding in the area. And if we want to look at 2100 what the maximum projection is, we have problems. So, this goes to show what some of the challenges are taking projects forward right now with the Sea Level Rise guidance. And if were looking at individual projects were only looking at small pieces of the puzzle. T
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