Climate Adaption and Resiliency

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Climate Adaption and Resiliency Wayne Feiden, FAICP Director of Planning and Sustainability City of Northampton

Health & Safety Built Environment Transportation Natural Systems Equity/Empowerment

Climate Mitigation: part of adaptation 20% reduction city government energy Energy concierge Energy & Sustainability Commission Zoning incentives & requirements Average new home <40 HERs rating SREC: revolving clean energy $$$

Community Values and Conversation

Climate Change expectations Medium term Event Before After Avg. Summer temp 68˚ 74˚-82˚ Days over 90˚ 5-20 30-60 Annual precipitation 41” 44-47” Peak storms INCREASE Data uncertainties and sensitivity Possible regional predictive model

Multi-Hazard Mitigation Planning Evolving natural hazards FEMA: “…sustained action to reduce or eliminate long-term risk…from natural hazards…” Northampton=$2.5 million FEMA mitigation Less expensive than disaster: 100 year storm=$25 million

Northampton Hazard Assessment Type Location Probability Impact Hazard Risk Flooding Medium High Limited 2 Severe Ice and Snowstorms Large Minor 3 Severe Thunderstorms / winds / tornadoes Small / Small / Medium Low / Low / Very Low Critical 2 / 4 Hurricanes Low Wildfire/Brushfire Small 4 Earthquakes Very low Dike/Dam Failure Catastrophic

Zoning for Climate Change Flood Hazard Areas: 100 & 500 year

Added Flood Hazard: Dike Breach

Critical Infrastructure Affected Hazard Area Critical Facilities Flooding Mill & Connecticut Rivers IF dikes fail, all downtown Severe Snowstorms / Ice Storms Entire City Hospital power outage Nursing Homes Severe Thunderstorms / wind / tornadoes Entire City: Pine Brook (2000), Burts Pit (2002) Site Specific Hurricanes IF dike fail, all downtown Wild/Brushfire Western Northampton Watershed Lands Earthquakes Emergency operations; all structures; shelters; waste treatment Dam Failure Mill River Downstream structures Drought Fire fighting operations

Health Assessment Climate Change Public health at the table Address social equity Community conversation More informed vulnerability assessment

Climate Adaptation Street trees from warmer climates No-build in 500 year floodplain Storm-water standards Land-use for walkable communities Micro-grid underway (shelter, DPW, hospital) Green infrastructure for stormwater Emergency cooling shelter

Climate Adaptation: Staff Plan & Sustain DPW Central Other Adaption Plan Lead Support Land Use Sustainable Transport Support (does traditional) Energy & Climate mitigation Stormwater Hazard Mitigation Lead Planning Lead bricks & mortar Emergency supports Health Lead active living Health- lead Downtown Lead planning parking Econ. Director private sector Natural systems Lead- water

Climate Adaptation Plan Framework Hazard & flooding mitigation Storm-water Acute (e.g., storm) Chronic (health & disease) Food Land Use

community The right time for ˄change Providence 2010 Katrina-2005 Christchurch-2010 Bath, Maine Haiti-2010 South Africa