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Albany council approves letter backing multi‑jurisdiction East Bay shoreline planning proposal
Summary
Council voted to authorize a letter of support for a San Francisco Estuary Partnership grant proposal to fund an East Bay multi‑jurisdiction shoreline planning effort focusing on community engagement, vulnerability assessment and planning pathways for sea‑level rise adaptation.
The Albany City Council on Dec. 2 authorized a resolution supporting a grant application led by the San Francisco Estuary Partnership to fund multi‑jurisdictional shoreline planning on the East Bay Crescent, including Albany’s shoreline. The vote was unanimous among members present.
What the grant would fund: Caitlin Sweeney, director of the Estuary Partnership, told council the proposed two‑year planning project would focus on three items: a coordinated community and tribal engagement process, an existing‑conditions assessment and a shoreline exposure and vulnerability assessment. The…
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