Northern Richmond Shoreline Community Vision Process

North Richmond Community Shoreline Vision Project Overall Goal: Develop a community-based Vision Plan for the North Richmond shoreline with a particular focus on the upland transition zone, environmental justice and climate resilience Objectives/Methods Conduct outreach and collect feedback from community members to improve understanding of current human uses of the shoreline and concerns affecting it Through a community-based process, identify multi-benefit project opportunities with a focus on environmental justice

Components of the Shoreline Vision Shoreline features analysis: Historical ecology, transition zones, parcel analysis, future shoreline including sea level rise Community analysis: Demographics, land use & land ownership, recreation, environmental justice Community trends and concerns: resident survey Recommendations: future opportunities

Additional Outreach Events Farm Events at Urban Tilth (TBD) Hood Day (TBD) June Stakeholder Meeting at Parchester Community Center – Community Mapping & Visioning Shoreline Festival -- Our chance to share the Vision Plan with the community!

NRMAC Role in Process 1) Provide input to Vision Plan during May meeting 2) Attend watershed tour(s) 3) Provide feedback to draft 4) Endorse Plan and recommend County Board of Supervisors adopt/recognize/implement 5) Other ideas? We’d like to attend the next NRMAC Meeting and walk through specific shoreline opportunities with you to get your input

PROJECT TEAM Project Managers: Josh Bradt & Heidi Nutters, San Francisco Estuary Partnership Juliana Gonzales, Jesse Brown, Jeanine Strickland, The Watershed Project Doria Robinson & Nathan Bickart, Urban Tilth Jeremy Lowe & April Robinson, San Francisco Estuary Institute