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Reduce flooding by targeting stream restoration in gullies that are most affected by fluctuations in water volume.
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Reduce local flooding through implementation of low impact development.
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Reduce non-point source pollution at local government facilities by ensuring the staff and operations are meeting National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit requirements.
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Reduce response time and increase capacity (man power) to respond to areas where there is shared mutual aid agreements by increasing staffed hours required in fire stations in key areas
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Reduce response time by speeding up reporting of wildfire ignition through community watch programs or through tools that use remote sensing technology.
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Reduce threshold for stormwater quantity control and consider improvements to streams: increase quality control, improve incentives for current roles to increase quantity and infiltration
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Reduce wildfire response times by increasing staffed hours requirements in fire stations in key areas.
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Reduce wildfire risk in natural landscapes by investigating opportunities available through zoning, home construction and fire safe building and landscape codes for the wildland-urban interface. Reference
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Redwood Coast Energy Authority
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Reef Resilience Network: Community-Based Climate Adaptation
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Reef Resilience Toolkit
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Reference American Society of Civil Engineers’ standard 24-05 Flood Resistant Design and Construction requirements in the design and construction of public facilities in flood hazard areas.
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Reference the International Wildland-Urban Interface Code when developing wildifre prevention policies and procedures.
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Regenerative Agriculture in the Arid Southwest at Oatman Flats Ranch
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