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Siting Plan and Concept Designs for Living Shoreline Projects on the Inland Bays Delaware Estuary Science & Environmental Summit 2017 January 22 25, 2017 Cape May, New Jersey Douglas Janiec Natural Resources Program Manager Sovereign


  1. Siting Plan and Concept Designs for Living Shoreline Projects on the Inland Bays Delaware Estuary Science & Environmental Summit 2017 January 22 – 25, 2017 Cape May, New Jersey Douglas Janiec Natural Resources Program Manager Sovereign Consulting, Inc. Marianne Walch, Ph.D. Science & Restoration Coordinator t hat’s Marianne’s hand Delaware Center for the Inland Bays

  2. CIB Living Shorelines Strategy In a Nutshell Be Proactive: • Stop being passively opportunistic and catch-can • Make our own opportunities that serves both the Inland Bays’ natural resources and the community PRESENT THE VISION Chris Bason CIB - Executive Director Page 2

  3. CIB Living Shorelines Strategy In a Nutshell How?: • Screen the entire Delaware Inland Bay System for demonstration living shoreline projects • Score and rank each identified site • Generate permit level designs for up to 6 sites IMPLEMENT THE VISION Marianne Walch, Ph.D. CIB - Science & Restoration Coordinator Page 3

  4. CIB Living Shorelines Strategy In a Nutshell How?: • Develop 2 Tier Screenig Process • ID/Prioritize Top Sites • Develop New or Modified Techniques/Tactics TECHNICAL SUPPORT Douglas Janiec Sovereign Consulting Inc. Sr. Restoration Ecologist Page 4

  5. The Screening Process Two Tier Screening Process • Tier 1 based on: • Access (a necessity for demonstration projects) • Proximity to Active State Dredging Projects (DNREC Special interest) • Special Interest Sites • Tier 2 based on: • TH THE SC E SCREE REENI NING NG MA MATR TRIX Page 5

  6. Tier 1 Process The Tier 1 Screening Effort Resulted in the identification of 84 Sites, located throughout the 3-Bay System.

  7. Tier 2 Process THE THE SC SCREE REENIN NING MATR G MATRIX IX First, a complicated criteria selection The Tier 2 exercise known as screening the “worksheet” process consisted of Second, a specific two scoring matrix for elements each selected criteria Page 7

  8. Tier 2 Process THE THE SC SCREE REENIN NING MATR G MATRIX IX The Worksheet involved a non- parametric Mixed-Paired Comparison (MPC) performed on 61 potential criteria Page 8

  9. Tier 2 Process THE THE SC SCREE REENIN NING MATR G MATRIX IX   Aestetics Operation & Maintenance Carbon Sequestration  Sediment Management  Green (Natural Look) Outreach  Blending (integration) Demonstration  Contractors & Other Professionals  Short-term   General Public Innovation  Long-term   Decision Makers Research and Development  Ownership Funding Potential Climate Change  Monetary Match Available  Private (individual)   SLR In-Kind Match Available  Private (HOA Managed)   Acute Severe Weather Grant Program Targeted  Federal   Flood Mitigation Political Support  State  Resilience  Local/Municipal  Commercial/Industrial Socioeconomics  Energy System Ecosystem Services  Commercial Interests  Low  Protection of Investment 11 Primary Criteria +  Moderate  High Ecological Functions 50 Secondary Criteria =  Living Shoreline Type Marsh (resource uplift)  Shellfish (resource uplift)  Conventional 61 Criteria  Nekton (resource uplift)  Armored Hybrid  Habitat Structure (resource uplift)  Energy Dissipating Hybrid  SAV (resource uplift)  Feasibility Shorelines (resource uplift)  Horseshoe Crab (resource uplift)  Permitability  Shorebirds (resource uplift)  Project Cost  Established Technology Water Quality  Technical Innovation  Nutrient Reductions/Processing  Adjacent Property Benefits/Burdens (utilization) Page 9

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