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Committee approves $100,000 from managed-retreat fund for Baldwin Beach Park debris removal
Summary
BFED recommended first reading of a FY25 amendment to use $100,000 from the managed-retreat revolving fund to remove structures, stumps and debris at Baldwin Beach Park after shoreline erosion.
The Budget, Finance and Economic Development Committee recommended first reading of a budget amendment to use $100,000 from the managed-retreat revolving fund for removal of structures, tree stumps and other debris at Baldwin Beach Park related to shoreline erosion.
Parks and Recreation Director McCall and Parks Maintenance Supervisor Robert Agapai described the work as debris removal and remediation after erosion events. Budget Director Leslie Milner confirmed the amendment would allocate managed-retreat funds for the described cleanup.
Committee members voiced general support and asked whether the managed-retreat fund should be reinstated more broadly; staff indicated they would continue to finalize plans for Baldwin and that the fund would be maintained as a focused resource for shore‑line incidents.
The committee moved and approved the bill on first reading.
