Hire Mithun to create sea level rise adaptation plan for Richmond shoreline
In Plain English
Richmond has 32 miles of shoreline, the most of any Bay Area city. Scientists estimate the Bay Area faces up to 1.4 feet of sea level rise by 2050, threatening hundreds of Richmond homes and key infrastructure like roads and wastewater plants. If approved, the city spends $400,000 over 2 years to develop a plan protecting against flooding and rising water levels.
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