US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG ® North Atlantic Coast Comprehensive Study U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Coastal Storm Risk Management Planning.

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US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG ® North Atlantic Coast Comprehensive Study U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Coastal Storm Risk Management Planning Center of Expertise

BUILDING STRONG ® Overview  Authority & Study Area  Goals  Scope  Products  Schedule  Communications & Outreach  Next Steps 2

BUILDING STRONG ® Authority “That using up to $20,000,000 ($19M after sequestration) of the funds provided herein, the Secretary shall conduct a comprehensive study to address the flood risks of vulnerable coastal populations in areas that were affected by Hurricane Sandy within the boundaries of the North Atlantic Division of the Corps…”  Up to $20M for Comprehensive Study by January 2015; unused funds available for future USACE studies  "Address flood risks of vulnerable coastal populations affected by Hurricane Sandy within the North Atlantic Division...” ► Coastline as defined by FEMA’s Hurricane Sandy storm surge data ► Affected by erosion, precipitation, winds, surge, etc.  Ensure study is consistent with interagency efforts  Identify institutional barriers and develop strategies  Identify activities and actions warranting additional analysis 3

BUILDING STRONG ® Study Area 4

BUILDING STRONG ® Goals 1.Provide Risk Reduction Framework– Reduce risk to which vulnerable coastal populations are subject. 2.Promote Coastal Resilient Communities – Ensure a sustainable and robust coastal landscape system, considering future sea level rise and climate change scenarios, to reduce risk to vulnerable populations, property, ecosystems, and infrastructure. *Consistent with USACE-NOAA Rebuilding Principles 5

BUILDING STRONG ® Scope: Process  Coastal Framework  Regional scale  Interagency collaboration  Opportunities by region/state  Identify range of potential solutions and parametric costs by state  Identify activities warranting additional analysis  Team and Subteams 6

BUILDING STRONG ® Products 1.Coastal Framework (31,000 miles)  ~36 reaches by shoreline type  Identify likely future (post-Sandy) conditions  Identify flood risk, and vulnerable populations & infrastructure including with sea level rise  Identify range of measures to reduce risk  Structural  Non-structural (including green infrastructure and regional sediment mgmt)  Programmatic  Screen and combine measures for minimal, moderate & aggressive approaches  Identify planning-level costs, risk reduction and benefits/concerns for each measure 7

BUILDING STRONG ® Products 2.Identification of institutional barriers and strategies to comprehensive implementation 3.Identification of activities warranting further analysis 4.Geodatabase of coastal data gathered 5.Storm Suite modeling 6.No NEPA documentation, designs or construction (Congress provided study authority) 8

BUILDING STRONG ® Schedule 9 29 Jan 13 Enactment of Supplemental Legislation PL Develop draft scope of work Phase 1 Interagency, tribal & non-governmental coordination to assemble existing/future conditions. Assessment & formulation of measures Phase 2 Interagency & international validation & collaboration Phase 3 Finalize comprehensive report & submit to Congress (January 2015) Jan 2013 Jan 2015 PHASE 1 [Months 1-14] √Initiate high level interagency coordination -federal, state, local, tribal √Develop communication strategy √Utilize existing data/GIS √Integrate sea level rise and climate change √ Integrate ongoing or planned data updates √ Identify data gaps/needs √ Identify existing problems √ Assess future conditions Identify structural and non-structural solutions Identify programmatic and policy solutions Identify USACE projects for repair, authorization, construction, etc. Integrate risk reduction measures -Align with programs to identify near-term and long-term risks to existing facilities -Identify gaps in current risk reduction measures -Integrate Task Force & JFO Reports Identify/refine planning-level cost estimates and benefits/risk reduction approaches Product: Identification of risk and preliminary approaches for system resilience PHASE 2 [Months 15-18] Coordinate with federal, state, non- governmental, local and tribal agencies Define alternative approaches for systems analysis Develop concept animations and/or info- graphics Establish priority areas and implementation scheme Identify implementation and fiscal challenges (and solutions) Product: Receive interagency and international comments PHASE 3 [Months 19-24] Additional interagency collaboration, as needed Conduct district quality control Conduct concurrent reviews Resolve comments Prepare report and online materials Product: Submit final report to Congress FEMA-NDRF Synchronization w/ missions scoping assessments Identify institutional barriers and develop coastal framework (complete by January 2015) Jan 2015 Further opportunities for Input Public Web Site May 28, 2103 Early 2014 Interagency webinars Interagency data collection & collaboration Identify interagency contacts Interagency webinars Interagency coordination & collaboration Modeling & Resiliency Working Meetings (June 2013) Stakeholder Workshops (dates TBD)

BUILDING STRONG ® Communication & Outreach ► Public Rollout/Outreach Articles, interviews, speaking engagements, maps, FAQs Press Release (28 May 2013) Webpage ( Public input surveys/polling (draft report) ► Interagency Collaboration Official coordination letters (feds, states, tribes, non-governmental) Federal Register notice (June) Subject Matter Experts on subteams Collaboration Webinar Series (July-Dec 2013) Agency input surveys/polling (draft report) ~March 2014, targeted stakeholder/collaboration meetings 10

BUILDING STRONG ® Next Steps (July-December 2013)  Interagency coordination and website outreach continues  Develop Framework by State  Future conditions and projections  Develop screening criteria for measures  Compile measures and combinations of measures  Diverse set of measures per shoreline type or geographic area/land use type  Describe benefits, challenges, etc of measures and combinations of measures  Identify likely set of appropriate measures per reach and resultant risk reduction  Integrate Regional Plans  NYC Mayor’s Report (12 May 2013)  Joint Field Offices State Recovery Support Strategies (tbd June 2013)  Task Force (August/September 13)  …and more! 11 You are here!