Sea Level Rise and the SFMTA

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Sea Level Rise and the SFMTA APTA-Austin July 26, 2016

City & County of San Francisco SF Population: 836,600; expands to over 1 million during the day FY 2014 Average Daily Muni Ridership: 702,000

All-in-one Transportation Agency SFMTA All-in-one Transportation Agency About the SFMTA

Overview Climate change and sea level rise will significantly impact coastal cities in the coming decades. Transportation agencies have a unique opportunity to both reduce greenhouse gas emissions and create resilient transportation systems that can adapt to future conditions.

Adaptation Goal: The goal of SFMTA’s climate change and resilience program is to manage the risks posed by climate change and natural hazards in a cost effective way while providing safe, reliable and sustainable transportation options for all San Franciscans.

Existing and Planned Projects Climate Risk &Capital Planning Update of the SFMTA Climate Action Strategy Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment

Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment Focus on the SFMTA transportation system but will also examine San Francisco’s regional transit system and transportation / circulation system. Identify vulnerabilities and the consequences of impacts through three important frames: equity, environment and governance. Focus on three planning horizons -2030, 2050 and 2100. Require coordination and commitment from across the agency, City and region.

Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment Integrate findings into internal operations, project design and long-term planning. Work with City partners on citywide adaptation strategies. Coordinate with regional partners to ensure that local and regional investments and adaptation strategies are complimentary.

Coordinate with regional partners to ensure that local and regional investments and adaptation strategies are complimentary.