2022-05-20-San Francisco Bay Shoreline Project-Fact Sheet-Accessibility.pdf

2022-05-20_San Francisco Bay Shoreline Project_Fact Sheet_Accessibility.pdf
2022-05-20_San Francisco Bay Shoreline Project_Fact Sheet_Accessibility.pdf5.11 MB

South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Project fact sheet, phase 1. Valley Water, the State Coastal Conservancy and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) have begun Phase 1 construction of the South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Project between the Alviso Slough/Guadalupe River and Coyote Creek. The project, once completed, will protect north San José, including the community of Alviso and the Regional Wastewater Facility, from a 100-year coastal storm and rising seas.The fact sheet has detailed maps and partner logos. 

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Miguel A. Marquez
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Fact Sheet
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White pelican flying over a marsh with a city in the background.
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