In this seminar, we'll be joined by Kate Roosa, Senior Climate Resilience Project Manager with the City of Boston to go over the goals of the study, some of the key projects, and how you can get involved.
The City of Boston partnered with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to develop a coastal flood protection plan to protect Boston’s neighborhoods, economy, and infrastructure from sea level rise. After a decade of planning and community engagement, a draft report of the Boston Coastal Storm Risk Management Feasibility Study is now officially open for public comment.
On August 20, we’ll be joined by Kate Roosa, Senior Climate Resilience Project Manager with the City of Boston at our Stone Living Lab Seminar to go over the goals of the study, some of the key projects, and how you can get involved. As usual, this is not just a presentation but a discussion– come with any questions you might have about the study and draft report!
Here is a list of resources to help familiarize yourself with the report and the public comment process:
This seminar will provide information that can help you shape your feedback on the proposed infrastructure projects and their locations. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity, and your voice is crucial.