Stormwater & Flooding

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This week in Mountain View, the city continues to address long-term flooding risks linked to sea level rise. Projections indicate that by 2070, the Bay could rise between 23 and 42 inches, threatening significant flooding in the northern Shoreline community. The city has developed a climate resilience plan focused on shoreline protection and flood mitigation to respond to this challenge. Key points: - Northern Mountain View faces serious flooding risk from projected sea level rise by 2070. - The Shoreline community is identified as particularly vulnerable. - The city’s ongoing efforts include developing and updating shoreline climate resilience strategies. What to watch: Future city council discussions and planning sessions on implementing shoreline flood protection measures will be important to monitor as the city advances its resilience efforts.

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