The County shall encourage the integration of design features into flood control projects, when feasible: to address resource conservation and restoration and preservation of natural riparian habitats, to provide groundwater recharge, to enhance water quality, to protect scenic vistas, and to incorporate recreational areas or opportunities.
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PFS-6.3 Climate Change Impacts on Flood Control and Drainage Facilities – Capacity
The County shall monitor projected climate change impacts, and coordinate with local, regional, state, and federal agencies to identify existing and potential projected impacts and develop strategies to maintain and improve flood control facilities accordingly.
PFS-6.4 Climate Change Impacts on Flood Control and Drainage Facilities – Retention
The County shall coordinate with local, regional, state, and federal agencies to identify existing and potential infrastructure improvements to increase water retention to respond to drought conditions.
PFS-6.6 Natural Drainage Courses
The County shall retain drainage courses in their natural state to the extent feasible.
PFS-6.7 Flood Control and Beach Sand Nourishment
The County shall include beach sand nourishment as an important factor in the design and maintenance of flood control facilities.
PFS-8.3 Community Facility Design to Promote Health
The County shall encourage the integration of design features in community facilities that promote healthy activities, such as designing staircases to be visually prominent and attractive, providing secure bicycle parking, and providing connections to trails and outdoor activities.