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Staff outlines resilience action-plan schedule; vulnerability assessment due before September grant pushes
Summary
Town staff said a vulnerability assessment will be complete by late May/early June and a full resilience adaptation plan by September, allowing the town to pursue targeted grants once vulnerabilities are identified.
Heidi (staff member) said the resilience-action grant schedule gives the town an accelerated timetable: a vulnerability assessment by late May or early June and the adaptation recommendations by September, with staff and consultant Kelly beginning to identify grant categories now.
"By late May, early June, we will have the vulnerability assessment complete," Heidi said. She added that many grants have September deadlines and staff intends to be ready to submit draft materials if the full plan is not yet final.
Commissioners discussed using the vulnerability assessment to prioritize grant-seeking for specific measures (beach management plan, road raising, town-hall hardening). Commissioner (S3) emphasized that some grants require a completed facility study and urged starting applications early where possible.
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