#PATH OF THE RISING TIDE DOWNLOAD#

You can learn about causes of flooding, explore maps of flood risk along our shoreline, and download data for further analysis. This website is an online flood explorer to help Delta communities prepare for the impacts of current and future flooding due to sea level rise and storm events.

This page will help you navigate to the sections of the report that are most relevant to you.Д®ast Contra Costa County Shoreline Flood Explorer

#PATH OF THE RISING TIDE PDF#

Vulnerabilities and consequences of how flooding may impact the Project AreaвЂ™s assetsД¬lick here to view or download the entire report in PDF form.Д®xecutive Summary, Final Project Report Chapters and Appendices.

A robust vulnerability assessment of the Project AreaвЂ™s assets.

Locally refined sea level rise maps and shoreline analyses.

Some of the key outcomes of the work include: The project has produced many work products and partnerships and has increased the knowledge and information needed for long term flood resilience in Contra Costa County. ART staff continue to work with the communities and asset managers to advance the findings and recommendations in the study.

The East Contra Costa ART Project began in late 2017 and concluded in late 2019/early 2020. It can also serve as a pilot project for understanding and adapting to the impacts of sea-level rise in the Delta.ДЄRT Program staff led and managed the project, in partnership with staff from Contra Costa County and the Delta Stewardship Council.ДЄ stakeholder working group actively participated in the project, attended working group meetings, provided information and resources to the project staff, reviewed and revised information developed, and communicated the project to their decision makers and communities. This ART project-the first that is in the Delta-can help improve local capacity to address the threats from sea level rise and current flooding. The project area runs along the Contra Costa County shoreline from Pittsburg to the Contra Costa-Alameda County border at Clifton Court. Implementing the findings of the project will be an ongoing process of continued engagement and partnership building, but the goal is for this project to result in a clear roadmap for adaptation in East Contra Costa. The project identifies shared and individual actions that will help improve resilience to sea level rise and other climate change impacts. The Adapting to Rising Tides team partnered with Contra Costa County and the Delta Stewardship Council to conduct a vulnerability assessment and adaptation planning project to help East Contra Costa County become more resilient in the face of current and future flooding.Д«uilding on the previous work in western and central Contra Costa County, existing county and local plans, and other ART projects around the Bay, ART staff worked collaboratively with local jurisdictions, agencies, communities and organizations in Contra Costa County to understand the vulnerabilities and consequences they may face, including the disproportionate impact to certain community members, the disruption of transportation and utility infrastructure, the loss of employment sites, and limitations of access to goods and services.

Path of the rising tide