“[I]t is imperative that sea level rise preparation planning and implementation is strongly supported and undertaken promptly and continuously in the coming decades to ensure the County and its residents are prepared for and safe from sea level rise.”
Dear Residents,
Caltrans published published it’s Planning and Environmental Linkage Study (PEL), addressing flooding, sea level rise, congestion, ecosystem connectivity and public access. The goal of the study is to develop planning alternatives for transportation, activities, and projects, as well as, to help understand short-term and long-term solutions for sea level rise and extreme weather events. We’ve attached the report here: sr37-pel-study-dec2022-ada-a11y
Useful information provided by Marin County and recommended by the BMKCSD BOD.
Marin Shoreline Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment (marincounty.org)
The District has been working update the current systems at West Dolphin Lagoon, Sunset Lagoon and Paddle Boat Lagoon. The objective of a diffused aeration system to cause vertical lift of the water, which moves bottom water that is low in dissolved oxygen (DO) to the surface interface where gas exchange occurs, and improving the water quality of the lagoon. diffuser placement
Summer is in full swing. Please be mindful of the boating regulations adhere to the no wake zones and restriction upon the waterways so that the waterways are safe for all.
Future Capital needs: The BMK CSD Board of Directors has drafted a list of future capital projects needs for the community. We are asking residents to take a look at the list and should residents see a project to be added please submit comment to the District Manager (ncamargo@bmkcsd.us). Please stay toned for future informational meetings on the future needs of the community. 2045 cap project _draft_web
Link to study also provide on BMKCSD website and can be found at:
https://www.marinwatersheds.org/resources/projects/highway-37-adaptation-study