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San Francisco Bay grant brings $1.4 million for Greenwood Beach restoration; construction targeted for fall 2025
Summary
Consultant Roger Leventhal told the Tiburon Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission that a San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority construction grant will fund final design and buildout of a living‑shoreline restoration at Greenwood Beach; permits and an archaeological survey remain on the critical path.
Roger Leventhal, a consultant presenting at the Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission meeting on Dec. 16, 2024, said the Greenwood Beach (also referred to as Greenwood/Bernini Beach) living‑shoreline restoration has secured construction funding from the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority and other partners and is being readied for bidding and construction in 2025.
Leventhal said earlier, grant‑funded phases dating to 2017 and 2019 produced conceptual and design work, and a 2023–24 grant covers the remaining work to finish plans and pay for construction. He told commissioners the award he received in mid‑2024 covers the work needed to complete 100% plans and specifications, bid the work and build the project; in his presentation he described the award as approximately $1.4 million.
The project uses a “design‑with‑nature” approach: beach rebuilding with sand and gravel, native…
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