Option from Plan

Implement shoreline protection, natural or otherwise, to protect public infrastructure and manage erosion.

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Hazards

Multiple or All Hazards

Erosion and Shoreline Recession

Flooding – Coastal

Assets

Multiple or All Assets

Natural Areas and Wildlife

Focus of action

Armoring, harden, retrofits and revetments

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