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Working with bcdc and incorporating and advising with them about our waterfront use plan and in addition working that them on their bay policy relating to Sea Level Rise. We also are flaking right now a comprehensive study related to the seismic vulnerability with our seawall and that study should be available in 2015. In addition weve been active in the participation of looking at solutions for Sea Level Rise and adapting the rising tides project and working with the bay area doing council and ...

Situation and their posed to do something about it i want to tell you im not following the recommendations prepared he will im going im going to give you highlights i want you to hear those and please oh, your support first of all, i said upper submitted a draft guidance for incorporating the sea levels into Capital Planning that document was received by me after a report was published it is a step forward i want to remind the board that draft guidance refers to city assets only not to private i...

Im going im going to give you highlights i want you to hear those and please oh, your support first of all, i said upper submitted a draft guidance for incorporating the sea levels into Capital Planning that document was received by me after a report was published it is a step forward i want to remind the board that draft guidance refers to city assets only not to private investment and hopefully it will be extend to that in the future. I want to talk about mainly planning and Building Codes. On...

Away from 3 months perhaps Better Options would be configurations if in that area and natural tied lands and other things to be considered. Wastewater Treatment Plants the southeast Water Treatment plant this involves everybody in the city southeast Treatment Plant dates to 1952 settings techniques date to 1938 the plans are at sea level there are 20 outlets where wastewater flows into the bay and saltwater cleans the watermelon and deteriorates equipment days should be instead of to stop this i...

Many people wonder how often a similar incident could occur. An Atlanta structural engineer said the event is rare because of how bridges are designed.