| Create overlay districts with that require specific erosion control measures. |
Erosion and Shoreline Recession |
Property |
National |
HUD Community Resilience Toolkit (p. 27) |
| Require the use of Open Space Residential Design or Conservation Subdivision regulations for any residential subdivision. |
Extreme HeatFlooding – GeneralFlooding – Rainfall-induced |
Urban Landscape and Tree CanopyProperty |
Northwest |
Washington Coast Resilience Action Demonstration Project |
| Implement an overlay zone for coastal resilience. The zone could accommodate marsh migration, include coastal setbacks and protect against future storm surge on private property. |
Flooding – Coastal |
Multiple or All AssetsProperty |
Southeast |
Charleston, South Carolina - All Hazards Vulnerability & Risk Assessment (p. 185) |
| Use overlay zones to promote watershed-based development ordinances. |
Flooding – GeneralFlooding – Rainfall-induced |
Property |
Southeast |
Miami Forever Climate Ready Strategy |
| Use overlay zones in your land use regulations to encourage or require safer development in the areas most at risk from climate change impacts. |
High WindsLandslidesMultiple or All HazardsWildfireErosion and Shoreline RecessionExtreme HeatFlooding – CoastalFlooding – General |
Multiple or All Assets |
Southwest |
Statewide Summary Report: California's Fourth Climate Change Assessment |
| Regulate new development and substantial rehabilitation in the Wildfire Lands Overlay part of the urban growth boundary |
Wildfire |
Property |
Northwest |
Ashland Climate and Energy Action Plan (p. 67) |
| Regulate new development and mitigate old construction in wildfire hazard areas, especially in the urban growth boundary. |
Wildfire |
Property |
NorthwestNational |
Ashland Climate and Energy Action Plan HUD Community Resilience Toolkit (p. 67) |
| Consider zoning changes or special wildfire overlay districts to designate areas at high risk of wildfire. |
Wildfire |
Multiple or All Assets |
National |
HUD Community Resilience Toolkit (p. 19) |