1. Challenges to Floodplain Management As We Move Towards 2050 Gerry Galloway Doug Plasencia

2. Overview 45 minute session Two Outcomes –Consensus on Driving Factors –Demographics DP –Governance GG –Ecosystem/Environmental/Climate DP –Other including Societal and Technological GG –Development of Bookend Scenarios Stay the Course Modified Course

3. Ground Rules Today we are framing the problem- tomorrow we frame the solution(s). “15-Second Rule”- Participate do not Monopolize Get to the point- minimize background or set up. Do not take offense if motioned to complete thought

4. DEMOGRAPHICS Five Minutes to Cover What driving factors including numbers, where we live, how we live, who we are etc. will impact FPM in 2050?

5. GOVERNANCE Five Minutes to Cover What driving factors related to role, funding, and government function will impact FPM in 2050?

6. Natural Resources Ecosystem/Environmental/Climate Five Minutes to Cover What driving factors related to our Natural Resources will impact FPM in 2050?

7. OTHER – SOCIETAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL Five Minutes to Cover What other driving factors will impact FPM in 2050 (e.g. technological, societal)?

8. Stay the Course –No change in policy or approach- what does the assembly believe the flood risk and environmental outcomes will be of this approach? (10 minutes) Flood Risk – (probability X consequences) trend and magnitude Ecosystem/Environmental/Climate- societal impacts Demographics- who, where, how many Governance – role, capability, accountability (including individuals) Other including Societal and Technological

9. Modified Course Build a best case scenario for floodplain management in 2050 (presuming that “they” will listen) Basis for Wednesday breakouts

10. Trustees Executive Board –Larry Olinger- President –Wally Wilson-Vice President –Larry Larson- Secretary/Treasure –Dale Lehman-Development –Scott Edelman-Outreach –Doug Plasencia- Events Additional Trustees –Dan Accurti –Mike Armstrong –Alberto de Sousa Costa –Jo Ann Howard –Pam Pogue –Mike Depue –Mike Moye –Jack Schaeffer

11. Advisory & Associates Advisory Board –Gerry Galloway –Jon Kusler –Burrel Montz –Ray Burby –Terese Hershey –Jim Wright Associates –Tara Aims –Diane Brown –Kevin Coulton –Vince DiCamillo –Laurel Lacy –Firas Makerem –Melissa Osafa-Mensah –Debbie Pond –George Riedel –Jim Russel –Grant Smith –Rhonda Taylor –Ed Thomas –Suzanne Young

12. Forum Planning Team Doug Plasencia Larry Larson Gerry Galloway Diane Brown Jacki Monday Pam Pogue Ed Thomas Debbie Pond George Riedel Dale Lehman

13. Forum Sponsors AMEC Black & Veatch CDM Dewberry Greenhorne & O’Mara H2O Partners Michael Baker PBS&J Reznick Group URS Watershed Concepts Widgeon Foundation

14. Modified Course No Adverse Impact Watershed Management realized Urban Standards 500-year or More Infrastructure upgraded and maintained to new standards Elimination of 100-year line, continuous risk management, flood insurance for everyone Estuary and wetlands restoration underway NAI approach to resources on critical watersheds Climate impact slowed Flood Risk- Trend and Magnitude Ecosystem/Environ mental/Climate- societal impacts Demographics Governance Other including Social and Technological

15. Modified Course No Adverse Impact Watershed Management realized Urban Standards 500-year or More Infrastructure upgraded and maintained to new standards Elimination of 100-year line, continuous risk management, flood insurance for everyone Estuary and wetlands restoration underway Critical Watersheds identified where NAI approach is applied to natural resources Human impacts to climate slowed, we have solid predictive capability for future change OTHER VISIONS