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SUMMARY:5th Annual California Water Data Summit: Solutions for Water Resiliency
DESCRIPTION:The California Data Collaborative and Sustain Southern California join forces to bring you Solutions for Water Resiliency. This event combines two of the state’s premier conferences focused on innovation in the water industry: the 5th annual California Water Data Summit and Water Solutions 5. By coming together we are able to offer more excitement and value for all of our attendees! \n  \nFeaturing leaders from California’s most pioneering public agencies\, creative companies\, and prestigious academic institutions\, Solutions for Water Resiliency is the event of the year. Our programming elevates the cutting-edge work pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of California water. Join us for two days of learning or submit an abstract for a speaking slot (due May 15th)! \n  \nClick here for more information and to RSVP.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/5th-annual-california-water-data-summit-solutions-for-water-resiliency/
LOCATION:UCI Beall Applied Innovation\, UCI Research Park\, 5270 California Avenue\, Irvine\, CA\, 92697\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200810T160000
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SUMMARY:District Board of Directors Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Meeting Rules and Procedures Please contact the Clerk of the Board\, Christine Boland\, by 10:00 am on the day of the Board of Directors meeting at cboland@OneShoreline.org or at 650-623-5934 if you require auxiliary aids or services to attend or participate in the meeting or if you wish to submit written communication or materials to all Board Members. \nPublic records that relate to any open session item on the agenda of a Regular Board meeting are available for public inspection at least 72 hours prior to the meeting\, at the same time records are distributed to members of the Board. Public records related to a Special Board meeting are available at least 24 hours prior to that meeting. Such public records will be available for inspection at the San Mateo County Flood and Sea Level Rise Resiliency District office\, 1700 El Camino Real\, Suite 502\, San Mateo\, CA 94402 and at www.oneshoreline.org. Should you wish to have such documents sent to you by email\, please email cboland@OneShoreline.org.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/district-board-of-directors-meeting-4/
LOCATION:CA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200806T073000
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SUMMARY:Headwaters Tour 2020
DESCRIPTION:This 2-day\, 1-night tour travels through the Sierra Nevada foothills\, into the mountains and around the Lake Tahoe Basin to explore the impact of fires on California water supply and quality in the American and Yuba watersheds\, as well as forest management and tree mortality\, meadow restoration and climate change. Tour stops include the Yuba and American rivers\, Tahoe and Eldorado national forests\, meadow and river restoration sites and Lake Tahoe. \nContact Nick Gray\, programs manager\, with any questions via email or call 916-444-6240. \nCost: $615 (early bird\, ends June 25th); $645 (general) \nRegister here
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/headwaters-tour-2020/
LOCATION:Rancho Cordova\, CA\, 2868 Prospect Park Dr\, CA\, 95670\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200729
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200731
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200603T175035Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200613T020829Z
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SUMMARY:2020 Summer Virtual Conference: Resilience Rising
DESCRIPTION:Due to statewide restrictions on mass gatherings in response to COVID-19\, ACWA is excited to announce the transition from an in-person event to a first-of-its-kind Virtual Conference\, July 29 – 30! \nACWA’s Virtual Conference will still feature high-quality keynote presentations\, including California Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis\, California Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot and Department of Water Resources Director Karla Nemeth\, along with statewide issue forums and other diverse programs discussing the latest developments and insights on the most important issues affecting the water industry. \nAdditional Highlights\n\nCome visit the virtual Exhibit Hall and learn about innovative products and services that may be just the right solution for your agency!\nThere will also be multiple chat rooms where you can network with your colleagues who you might normally meet at conference.\nAlso\, legal\, financial\, and drinking water sessions will be available for continuing education credits.\n\nLooking for a new way to connect with the California Water Community?\nExciting virtual sponsorships are available! Contact Stacey Siqueiros at StaceyS@acwa.com for more details. \nAlready registered to join us?\nNo need to register again! Look for further information about your current registration\, or contact ACWAConfQuestions@acwa.com. \nImportant Links\n\nONLINE REGISTRATION\nSponsorship Information\nRegistration Terms & Conditions\nFrequently Asked Questions
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/2020-summer-virtual-conference-resilience-rising/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200726T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200726T110000
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200604T043818Z
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SUMMARY:Tunitas Creek Beach Clean-up
DESCRIPTION:UPDATE:  Due to the State-Wide Shelter-In-Place Order\, Tunitas Beach Clean-Ups will be cancelled until further notice. Sign-ups will stay active on Eventbrite\, but just be mindful that there may be cancellations.  \nYou can find more details and Sign-Up @ Eventbrite.com here \nFeel free to email aloha@TLClocals.org with questions\, information or concerns. Hope to see you all out there !! \nDescription\nTunitas Creek Beach is a hidden gem to the South of Half Moon Bay that due to it’s secluded and challenging location\, has historically been pretty badly polluted by visitors. Being such a long stretch of beach with a steep cliff at one end and long hike along and creek crossing at the other it makes collecting and removing trash and debris even more difficult. We need all hands on deck for our monthly clean-ups to keep this beach beautiful and its sea life safe and healthy. This is a great opportunity for groups of friends\, families\, co-workers\, school groups\, athletes\, clubs to come together\, have fun and really make a difference! \nWhat to bring: \nBYOB (bring your own bucket and gloves). . . we do have buckets and gloves in limited supply\, but they go quickly! \nWater is provided\, but we do ask you bring a reusable bottle to fill-up. \nWe also have zero-waste snacks\, Bananas / Tangerines / Pistacios\, hand sanitizer and sunscreen at all events. \nChange of shoes/socks is highly recommended as certain times of year the creek and lagoon on the beach may need to be crossed. \nOther considerations: \nMost clean-ups run from 9-11* on the 4th Sunday* of the monthand then we sort and stage the trash for pick-up at the Hwy Entrance to the South until 11:30am. \n*Note: our April and September events will fall on a Saturday and will coincide with Pacific Beach Coalition’s Earth Day of Action / EcoFest and SMC’s CA Coastal Clean-Up Day \nThere are no age restrictions and is a GREAT event for families. \nParking and clean-up check in will be at the Highway 1 turn-out (south of Tunitas Creek Rd) on the West side of the HWY – there will be signs posted. \nIMPORTANT NOTE: There are currently NO facilities/bathrooms at Tunitas. The nearest bathrooms are in HMB proper (9mi North) or San Gregorio State Beach (6mi South) \n 
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/tunitas-creek-beach-clean-up-2/
LOCATION:Tunitas Creek Beach\, Half Moon Bay
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200720
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200725
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LAST-MODIFIED:20200613T015452Z
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SUMMARY:International Low Impact Development Conference
DESCRIPTION:Setting the Vision for the Next 20 Years \n\nThe International Low Impact Development Conference highlights interdisciplinary practice\, research\, and implementation of Low Impact Development (LID)\, Green Infrastructure (GI)\, Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS) and Water Sensitive Urban Designs (WSUD). The focus will be on using our past and present understanding of LID to tune management programs\, design practice\, and operation and maintenance into the future. \n  \nTop 5 Reasons to Attend \n\nLearn from national and international leaders in municipal green infrastructure program operations and research by attending panels and sessions.\nEarn Professional Development Hours. A full participant can earn up to 11.0 PDHs by participating in the conference.\nNetwork with industry leaders and make valuable contacts.\nConnect with exhibitors showcasing state of the art products\, services and solutions.\nParticipate from the comfort of your own home or office.\n\nTestimonials \n“The new distance tools are excellent!  Villanova has been teaching Graduate Courses in an in-class and distance mode for many years.  I feel I can get to know my students; I can see when they understand the material\, and when they don’t.  From an EWRI perspective\, I have advocated distance connections for years.  I expect we will reach MANY more members\, who don’t have to take an extra 2 days off work for travel\, or pay hotel and transportation.   See you at LID!” \n– Robert G. Traver\, Ph.D.\, P.E.\, D. WRE\, F.EWRI\, F.ASCE\, Villanova University \n“Virtual webinars and presentations have become much more engaging thanks to recent development and promotion of helpful tools and apps\, the creativity of presenters\, and the fact that 2020 provided all of us with a crash course in remote technology.” \n– Holly Piza\, P.E.\, M.ASCE-EWRI\,  Standards Development Manager\, Mile High Flood District \n“I think virtual conferences/meetings provide a sense of normalcy during this unprecedented time. We’re still able to share ideas and have a laugh or two with the individuals we’ve grown accustomed to interacting with. I’ve found it’s been easier to take notes and engage with presenters during virtual meetings. More importantly\, I think these virtual events help reach a wider audience which will only benefit the environmental community.” \n– Sarah Waickowski\, P.E.\, NC State University
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/international-low-impact-development-conference/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200713T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200713T180000
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SUMMARY:District Board of Directors Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Meeting Rules and Procedures Please contact the Clerk of the Board\, Christine Boland\, by 10:00 am on the day of the Board of Directors meeting at cboland@OneShoreline.org or at 650-623-5934 if you require auxiliary aids or services to attend or participate in the meeting or if you wish to submit written communication or materials to all Board Members. \nPublic records that relate to any open session item on the agenda of a Regular Board meeting are available for public inspection at least 72 hours prior to the meeting\, at the same time records are distributed to members of the Board. Public records related to a Special Board meeting are available at least 24 hours prior to that meeting. Such public records will be available for inspection at the San Mateo County Flood and Sea Level Rise Resiliency District office\, 1700 El Camino Real\, Suite 502\, San Mateo\, CA 94402 and at www.oneshoreline.org. Should you wish to have such documents sent to you by email\, please email cboland@OneShoreline.org.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/district-board-of-directors-meeting-3/
LOCATION:CA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200707T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200708T170000
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
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SUMMARY:Advanced Scada
DESCRIPTION:This online webinar will look at advanced SCADA topics.  The focus will be on how these systems are used in the water utility field.  The webinar will cover high availability SCADA architectures and removing single points of failures before they become a major problem.  It will look at improving reliability of wireless communication networks\, the SCADA data historian\, using SQL technology and the best practices when using an OPC UA communication server.  The webinar will show how modern technology can be applied to pumps\, motors and valves to improve reliability\, optimize processes\, and control energy costs.  Finally\, it will discuss SCADA business continuity\, disaster recovery and addressing control system obsolescence. \nCost: $80 (AWWA Member); $100 non-member pre-registration fee \nRegister here
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/advanced-scada/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200630T081500
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200630T163500
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CREATED:20200603T183327Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200613T014220Z
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SUMMARY:2020 California Extreme Precipitation Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Sharing Technical and Scientific Knowledge About Extreme Precipitation — Floods to Droughts\nTheme: Connecting Rain-on-Snow Events\, Atmospheric Rivers\, and Floods \nLocation: via Webinar using GoToWebinar \nDownload agenda \nCFM-CECs: Certified Floodplain Managers (CFM) who attend the Symposium for the full day will be awarded 6.5 CEC units. \nFees: \nRegular: $25 (USD) per person \nStudent: $10 (USD) per person\n— requires email address from college or university\n— apply Discount Code STUDENT2020 during registration \nFor registration exceptions\, contact us. \nRefunds — If you cancel your registration and want a refund\, request the refund by contacting us. \nRegister here \n \nWhat is CEPSYM?\nThe California Extreme Precipitation Symposium is an informal day of scientific and technical presentations meant to increase our knowledge and understanding of extreme precipitation events. Goals of CEPSYM are to improve flood risk management planning and increase warning time for large floods. \nEach year\, CEPSYM presentations focus on a specific theme. Almost every paper or presentation given since starting in 1994 is available under Speaker Presentations. \nSpeaker Presentations\nSpeaker presentations from each Symposium are available on this website. Presentations may be posted in one or more formats: abstracts\, printable slides from the presenters\, and/or audio of the sessions. \n\nSpeaker Presentations page — list of prior year themes and links to the proceedings for those years\nSpeaker Index — list of speakers and their presentations\n\nMore Information\nInterested? Are you interested in talking on a technical or scientific topic related to the Symposium’s purpose? Would you like to attend the next symposium? Contact the Coordinator\, Gary Estes\, to be notified via email of the next Symposium.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/2020-california-extreme-precipitation-symposium/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200629
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200701
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
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SUMMARY:2020 California Water Boards Water Data Science Symposium
DESCRIPTION:The Surface Water Ambient Monitoring Program (SWAMP)\, the California Water Quality Monitoring Council\, the California Water Boards Data Center\, and the San Francisco Estuary Institute (SFEI) are hosting the Fifth Annual California Water Boards Water Data Science Symposium on June 29-30\, 2020. \n  \nIt is vitally important to the California Water Data Science Symposium Planning Committee to ensure the safety and health of our event\, program participants\, and guests. Due to evolving concerns around novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and following the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) updated policy on gatherings to protect public health and slow the spread of COVID-19\, we are currently planning for this year’s Symposium to be a remote event. \n  \nPresentations and/or posters should inform water resource issues for the following subject areas: \n\nAccessibility: What can we do to improve access to and use of water data?\nAdaptation: What can we do to minimize and mitigate changes impacting water in California?\nAgency: How do we engage better with communities – who have everything at stake at water and data decision making – focusing on collection and use of meaningful water data and information?\nChange: How are water related resources and systems changing?\nCommunication: How can we do better at communicating what we know (and don’t know!) to all audiences?\n\nIn addition to these broad themes\, presentations and posters addressing the following specific topics will be prioritized for inclusion in the Symposium program: \n\nData visualization and communication\nInnovative monitoring tools\nOpen data\nStatewide monitoring programs\n\nVisit the Symposium webpage for the agenda\, abstracts\, and speaker bios as they become available. \n  \nWho should attend? \n\nManagers faced with policy decisions\nStaff and volunteers at community science organizations\nScientists and community members working on water related questions or issues\nAspiring academics and budding subject matter experts\nWater nerds\n\nFor Water Board Staff: This is a Water Board sponsored event. Training Office approval is not required to attend sponsored events. Optional: submit a TRF to add the event to your training history. Please ensure you have supervisor approval to attend prior to registering. \n  \nThis year’s Symposium will be a remote event. Please use the “Remote Attendee” ticket if you would like to attend on-line. Additional details on how to attend remotely will be sent out once we are closer to the Symposium date. \n  \nBonus Event Details: California Water Quality Monitoring Council Meeting and Open House on July 1\, 2020. All are welcome! \nThe California Water Quality Monitoring Council and its Workgroups co-sponsor the Annual California Water Boards Water Data Science Symposium and would like to invite attendees to attend a meeting of the Monitoring Council to engage with the Council Members\, discuss their new strategic plan\, and interact with the various theme-specific Workgroups. \n  \nFor more information\, please email: mywaterquality@waterboards.ca.gov
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/2020-california-water-boards-water-data-science-symposium/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200628T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200628T120000
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SUMMARY:Linda Mar State Beach Habitat Restoration
DESCRIPTION:About the Restoration \nHosted by: Pacific Beach Coalition \nSite Captain: Michael \nWhere to Meet: On the west side of Highway 1 at Crespi Drive stoplight on the morning of the event. You many also join in on the event after 10am by crossing Highway 1 at the stoplight\, and heading north on the coastal trail bike path to join the team.\nParking: There are two public parking lots available in the area. One lot at Pacifica’s Community Center for a parking fee is located at the corner of Highway 1 and Crespi Drive where you park and cross at the Crespi traffic light then walk north on the bike path towards Rockaway Beach. The other lot is located at Linda Mar State Beach for a parking fee. However\, when you check in\, site captains can provide a parking pass good for use during your participation in the event. Should you stay beyond event hours\, parking fees apply. \nSupplies: Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own favorite planting tools\, a shovel or hoe\, and reusable garden/work gloves. Extra gloves and specific tools will be provided while supplies last. Because we are never sure of the weather\, make sure to bring extra layers\, a hat\, sunblock\, water and snacks. \nFocus Area: Volunteers usually remove non-native and invasive plants between the dunes and bike path as well as the hillside below the highway. \nLitter: The team picks up litter as we find it\, although this is not the main focus of habitat restoration. \nRestrooms: Public restrooms (and outdoor showers) are located at the Linda Mar parking lot\, and are open 6am-10pm. Restrooms are also located on west side of the Community Center building. \nMore information can found here. \nBe sure to read through the Cleanup Guidelines before attending a restoration event.\nMore questions? Read our Native Habitat Restoration FAQs. \nContact Michael michael@pacificabeachcoalition.org  cell: 650-245-3892 \nOrganizer: pickituppacifica@gmail.com
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/linda-mar-state-beach-habitat-restoration/
LOCATION:Linda Mar State Beach\, 5000 Pacific Coast Hwy\, Pacifica\, CA\, 94044\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200628T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200628T110000
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SUMMARY:Tunitas Creek Beach Clean-up
DESCRIPTION:UPDATE:  Due to the State-Wide Shelter-In-Place Order\, Tunitas Beach Clean-Ups will be cancelled until further notice. Sign-ups will stay active on Eventbrite\, but just be mindful that there may be cancellations.  \nYou can find more details and Sign-Up @ Eventbrite.com here \nFeel free to email aloha@TLClocals.org with questions\, information or concerns. Hope to see you all out there !! \nDescription\nTunitas Creek Beach is a hidden gem to the South of Half Moon Bay that due to it’s secluded and challenging location\, has historically been pretty badly polluted by visitors. Being such a long stretch of beach with a steep cliff at one end and long hike along and creek crossing at the other it makes collecting and removing trash and debris even more difficult. We need all hands on deck for our monthly clean-ups to keep this beach beautiful and its sea life safe and healthy. This is a great opportunity for groups of friends\, families\, co-workers\, school groups\, athletes\, clubs to come together\, have fun and really make a difference! \nWhat to bring: \nBYOB (bring your own bucket and gloves). . . we do have buckets and gloves in limited supply\, but they go quickly! \nWater is provided\, but we do ask you bring a reusable bottle to fill-up. \nWe also have zero-waste snacks\, Bananas / Tangerines / Pistacios\, hand sanitizer and sunscreen at all events. \nChange of shoes/socks is highly recommended as certain times of year the creek and lagoon on the beach may need to be crossed. \nOther considerations: \nMost clean-ups run from 9-11* on the 4th Sunday* of the monthand then we sort and stage the trash for pick-up at the Hwy Entrance to the South until 11:30am. \n*Note: our April and September events will fall on a Saturday and will coincide with Pacific Beach Coalition’s Earth Day of Action / EcoFest and SMC’s CA Coastal Clean-Up Day \nThere are no age restrictions and is a GREAT event for families. \nParking and clean-up check in will be at the Highway 1 turn-out (south of Tunitas Creek Rd) on the West side of the HWY – there will be signs posted. \nIMPORTANT NOTE: There are currently NO facilities/bathrooms at Tunitas. The nearest bathrooms are in HMB proper (9mi North) or San Gregorio State Beach (6mi South) \n 
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/tunitas-creek-beach-clean-up/
LOCATION:Tunitas Creek Beach\, Half Moon Bay
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200627T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200627T110000
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SUMMARY:Mussel Rock Beach Cleanup
DESCRIPTION:About the Pacific Beach Coalition Cleanup: \nTime: Fourth Saturday of the month from 9am-11am\, rain or shine.\n\nWhere to Meet:  At the Mussel Rock carpark located at the lower coastal end of Westline Drive by the second entrance to Allied Waste Transfer Station. Drive north past the junction of Skyline Drive\, avoiding the other Westline Drive that goes up a steep hill.\n\nParking:  Free parking is available all the time on any of the roads or at the car park at the meet up spot. Follow the signs to the car park so that you do not get lost on the other Westline Drive that ends up above the Transfer Station.\n\nCleanup Areas: The team cleans up the streets\, bluffs\, car park and park\, itself\, as well as the beach if the tide is out far enough for our safety.  There is the Secret Waterfall nearby that is a good place to clean if you are looking for excitement rappelling down a rope to the bluff and walking down to the beach.\n\nSupplies: Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own buckets and reusable gloves. Extra gloves\, buckets\, pickup sticks and specific tools for this site cleanup will be provided while supplies last. The weather is unpredictable (very cold and windy\, although it can be sunny and warm).  Make sure to bring extra layers\, a hat\, sunblock\, water and snacks.\n\nLitter: The team usually picks up plastic bags\, bottles\, cigarettes and other household waste because this is where the Bay Area’s trash is brought before it is transferred to other sites. Mussel Rock Beach is a designated Japanese Tsunami Marine Debris Cleanup Program site\, and is the only one that has reported items to NOAA and GGNRA which appear to have originated from Japan.\n\nRestrooms: Regrettably\, there are no public restrooms at this site. \n\nSite Captains: Helen & Julie \n\nMore details: here \nBe sure to read through the Cleanup Guidelines before attending the cleanup.\nMore questions? Read their Beach Cleanup FAQs. \n\nWould You Like to Join Them? To make sure we bring the right amount of supplies\, to be more efficient and conserve paper\, please complete their online form. It will only take you a few seconds. Sign up here!
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/mussel-rock-beach-cleanup/
LOCATION:Mussel Rock Beach\, Meet at the Mussel Rock carpark located at the lower coastal end of Westline Drive by the second entrance to Allied Waste Transfer Station
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200622T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200622T180000
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200528T220333Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200528T220333Z
UID:428-1592841600-1592848800@oneshoreline.org
SUMMARY:District Board of Directors Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Meeting Rules and Procedures Please contact the Clerk of the Board\, Christine Boland\, by 10:00 am on the day of the Board of Directors meeting at cboland@OneShoreline.org or at 650-623-5934 if you require auxiliary aids or services to attend or participate in the meeting or if you wish to submit written communication or materials to all Board Members. \nPublic records that relate to any open session item on the agenda of a Regular Board meeting are available for public inspection at least 72 hours prior to the meeting\, at the same time records are distributed to members of the Board. Public records related to a Special Board meeting are available at least 24 hours prior to that meeting. Such public records will be available for inspection at the San Mateo County Flood and Sea Level Rise Resiliency District office\, 1700 El Camino Real\, Suite 502\, San Mateo\, CA 94402 and at www.oneshoreline.org. Should you wish to have such documents sent to you by email\, please email cboland@OneShoreline.org.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/district-board-of-directors-meeting-2/
LOCATION:CA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200620T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200620T170000
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200528T221208Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200528T221208Z
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SUMMARY:Linda Mar Beach Cleanup
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by: Pacific Beach Coalition\n\nSite Captains: Jim and Ana\n\n\nWhere to Meet: On the west side of Highway 1 at Crespi Drive stoplight on the morning of the event. You many also join in on the event after 10am by crossing Highway 1 at the stoplight\, and heading north on the coastal trail bike path to join the team. \nParking: There are two public parking lots available in the area. One lot at Pacifica’s Community Center for a parking fee is located at the corner of Highway 1 and Crespi Drive where you park and cross at the Crespi traffic light then walk north on the bike path towards Rockaway Beach. The other lot is located at Linda Mar State Beach for a parking fee. However\, when you check in\, site captains can provide a parking pass good for use during your participation in the event. Should you stay beyond event hours\, parking fees apply. \nSupplies: Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own buckets and reusable gloves. Extra gloves\, buckets\, pickup sticks and specific tools for this site cleanup will be provided while supplies last. Because we are never sure of the weather\, make sure to bring extra layers\, a hat\, sunblock\, water and snacks. \nCleanup Areas: The parking lots\, promenade and the beach. \nLitter: Expect picking small and large pieces of trash from this popular beach site. Linda Mar site is a designated Japanese Tsunami Marine Debris Cleanup Program location. \nRestrooms: Public restrooms (and outdoor showers) are located at the Linda Mar parking lot\, and are open 6am-10pm. Restrooms are also located on west side of the Community Center building. \n\nMore info: pacificabeachcoalition.org/take-action/monthly-adopt-a-beach-cleanups/linda-mar-state-beach-cleanup/\n\nBe sure to read through the Cleanup Guidelines before attending the cleanup.\nMore questions? Read their Beach Cleanup FAQs. \n\nWould You Like to Join Them? To make sure we bring the right amount of supplies\, to be more efficient and conserve paper\, please complete their online form. It will only take you a few seconds. Sign up here!
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/linda-mar-beach-cleanup/
LOCATION:Linda Mar State Beach\, 5000 Pacific Coast Hwy\, Pacifica\, CA\, 94044\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200617T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200617T130000
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200604T051915Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200613T012655Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - Resilience from Below: Proactively Managing Groundwater to Sustain Communities and Nature in an Uncertain Future
DESCRIPTION:Presented By: Maurice Hall\, Ph.D.\, Associate Vice President\, Ecosystems-Water\, Environmental Defense Fund \nGroundwater provides a wide array of services to support our economy and communities. Perhaps most obviously\, it captures distributed rainfall and delivers it to wells. It also sustains rivers and streams\, supports groundwater-dependent ecosystems\, and serves as an incredible storage reservoir. Yet\, except for a few notable exceptions\, our groundwater basins\, these amazing natural infrastructure facilities\, are largely managed passively\, if they are managed at all. Even the most successful examples of proactive groundwater basin management tend to be focused primarily on one service – sustained supply to wells. Inevitably\, this passive or singularly focused groundwater management means that other groundwater services are compromised over time. With a bit more attention and sophistication\, however\, the multiple benefits that groundwater basins provide can be preserved\, and in some cases\, enhanced. \nIn his David Keith Todd Distinguished lecture for 2019\, Maurice Hall will share his vision on how more holistic and inclusive groundwater management can increase the resilience of our water supply and sustain and enhance the services that groundwater basins provide for a wide range of stakeholders. Maurice will share some suggestions on how the flexibility offered by California’s Sustainable Groundwater Management Act allows for innovative approaches that support multiple benefits and how engaging stakeholders beyond water interests in shaping groundwater management can lead to more resilient rural communities and strengthen regional cooperation. \nClick here to register.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/webinar-resilience-from-below-proactively-managing-groundwater-to-sustain-communities-and-nature-in-an-uncertain-future/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200617T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200617T110000
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200604T051514Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200613T222818Z
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - Making Good Decisions: Utilizing Decision-Making Science and Geospatial Data to Streamline Water Planning and Management
DESCRIPTION:A linear path to the prioritization and allocation of water can be difficult\, especially when navigating through its economic\, social\, environmental\, and regulatory constraints. Diverse backgrounds and different expectations of participants can also inhibit a group’s ability to reach direct consensus on project objectives. Here\, we discuss the scientific decision-making processes and a robust yet straight forward route which distills group goals into a coordinated strategy. Utilizing geospatial analysis by accessing free\, high- resolution remote sensing data also helps move a project from consensus to implementation\, especially in data-poor regions and when budget constraints limit data gathering. A review of the benefits of utilizing open-source\, free data and software for geospatial analysis will also be reviewed. \nClick here to register. \nLearning Objectives\n\nUnderstand the history of mutil-criteria decision making and its use in water resources.\nLearn how to conduct a multi-criteria decision analysis using the Analytical Hierarchy Process.\nLearn how to access free GIS software and remote sensing data\, plus understand its usefulness in water-related geospatial assessments\, especially in regions where data is limited.\n\n \nSpeaker\n \nMaria T. Gibson\nHydrogeologist\nIntegrated Groundwater Resources \nMaria is the founder of Integrated Groundwater Resources\, a consulting firm dedicated to increasing sustainability through integrated methods such as Managed Aquifer Recharge. Maria also works on a variety of academic research assignments\, which includes government agencies located in the state of Washington. She has a PhD in Water Resources Science and a certificate in Water Conflict Management and Transformation from Oregon State University. Maria also volunteers her time to help small\, financially-limited communities develop water resiliency programs.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/webinar-making-good-decisions-utilizing-decision-making-science-and-geospatial-data-to-streamline-water-planning-and-management/
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ORGANIZER;CN="American Water Resources Association":MAILTO:info@awra.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200617T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200617T101500
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200604T050524Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200613T012207Z
UID:603-1592384400-1592388900@oneshoreline.org
SUMMARY:FishPAC Connectivity Webinar
DESCRIPTION:The California Fish Passage Advisory Committee is hosting a series of webinars\, each featuring three case studies that illustrate restoration projects that enhance habitat connectivity\, particularly for threatened and endangered species. Each webinar consists of three 20-minute case study presentations plus 5 minutes each for questions and discussion. Although the case studies have a focus on T&E species\, presenters may also include information about common species that benefit from each project. Case studies may include both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. \nClick here to register.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/fishpac-connectivity-webinar/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200611T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200611T120000
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200603T180248Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200604T175348Z
UID:540-1591867800-1591876800@oneshoreline.org
SUMMARY:BCDC: Enforcement Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Due to COVID-19 public health orders\, this meeting will be held online. The public is welcome to comment during the meeting. There will be no physical meeting location for attendees. \n9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. \nJoin the meeting via Zoom \nSee information on public participation \nTeleconference numbers:\n(669) 900-6833 or (253) 215-8782\nParticipant code:\n845 3763 3852\nPassword:\n041892 \n \n  \nTentative Agenda\n\nCall to Order\nRoll Call\nPublic Comments\nApproval of Draft Minutes for May 14\, 2020 Meeting\nEnforcement Report\nBriefing on Penalty Policy Development The Committee will receive a briefing on the development of a draft penalty policy and discuss the proposed factors and steps in this process. (Karen Donovan) [415/352-3628; karen.donovan@bcdc.ca.gov; (Priscilla Njuguna) [415/352-3640; priscilla.njuguna@bcdc.ca.gov]\nFuture Agenda Items\nAdjournment\n\nSpeaker Sign-Up and Time Limits.. Please note that during the current State of Emergency in California\, we are conducting meetings solely via livestreaming. There is no physical location. If you would like to comment on an item scheduled for a public hearing\, you may do so in one of three ways.  You may email comments in advance to public comment.  You may also provide comments by telephone during the public comment portion of the meeting.  In addition\, for speakers participating via web\, you may provide comments via web. \nIf you are participating via web\, please go to meeting mentioned above on your internet enabled device  You will be asked to raise your hand using the “raise your hand” button and speak when called upon.  You may also participate by telephone by calling the numbers listed below\, and\, following the comments by web participants\, telephone participants will also be called upon and can unmute their line by pressing *9.  Each speaker will be limited to a maximum of three minutes. We ask that everyone use the mute button when not speaking.  It is also important that you not put your phone on hold.  Any speakers who exceed the time limits or interfere with the meeting may be muted by the Chair.  You are encouraged to submit written comments of any length before the meeting. \nQuestions and Staff Reports. If you have any questions concerning an item on the agenda or would like to receive a staff report related to the item\, please contact the staff member whose name and direct phone number are indicated in parenthesis at the end of the agenda item. \nCampaign Contributions. State law requires Commissioners to disqualify themselves from voting on any matter if they have received a campaign contribution from an interested party. If you intend to speak on any hearing item\, please indicate via email directed to public comment if you have made campaign contributions in excess of $250 to any Commissioner within the last year\, and if so\, to which Commissioner(s) you have contributed. If you are unable to do this in advance of the meeting\, please indicate that this information is being provided when you are called upon to make your comment.  There is no need to email us or raise this in your public comment if you have not made contributions in excess of the $250 sum to any Commissioner\, but it must be raised if you have made a contribution in excess of this sum.  Other legal requirements govern contributions by applicants and other interested parties and establish criteria for Commissioner conflicts of interest. Please consult with the staff counsel if you have any questions about the rules that pertain to campaign contributions or conflicts of interest. \nInternet Access to Enforcement Committee Meeting Materials. Public notices of Commission meetings and staff reports dealing with most matters on the meeting agendas can be found on BCDC’s website by selecting the date of the meeting. \nAccess to Meetings. Meetings are accessible to persons with disabilities. If you require special assistance or have technical questions\, please contact staff prior to the meeting via email. We will attempt to make the meeting accessible via Zoom accessibility capabilities.  During the current State of Emergency in California\, before the meeting public comment in writing is encouraged via email. During the meeting participation will occur by phone. \nBagley-Keene Open Meeting Act. As a state agency\, the Commission is governed by the Bagley-Keene Open Meeting Act which requires the Commission to: (1) publish an agenda at least ten days in advance of any meeting; (2) describe specifically in that agenda the items to be transacted or discussed; and (3) refuse to add an item subsequent to the published agenda. In addition to these general requirements\, the Bagley-Keene Act includes other specific provisions about how meetings are to be announced and conducted.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/bcdc-enforcement-committee-meeting/
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ORGANIZER;CN="San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC)":MAILTO:info@bcdc.ca.gov
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200608T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200608T173000
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200603T180003Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200613T223146Z
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SUMMARY:BCDC: Design Review Board
DESCRIPTION:Due to the COVID-19 public health orders\, and in accordance with the Governor’s Executive Order No. N-29-20 issued on March 17\, 2020\, this meeting will be held online and by teleconference. \nThe public is welcome to participate during the meeting. \nThere will be no physical meeting location for attendees. \n5:30 p.m. \nJoin the meeting via Zoom \nSee information on public participation \nTeleconference numbers:\n(669) 900-6833 or (346) 248-7799\nMeeting ID:\n830 1469 5527\nPassword\n026022 \nWhen dialing into the call press *9 to unmute your phone \n \nTentative Agenda\n\n1. Call to Order and Meeting Procedure Review\nStaff Update\nApproval of Draft Minutes for March 9\, 2020 Meeting\nMission Rock China Basin Park (Second Post-permit Issuance Review)\nThe Design Review Board will review the revised design of China Basin Park by Seawall Lot 337 Associates\, LLC and the Port of San Francisco. The project is located approximately at Third Street\, between Terry Francois Boulevard and Mission Rock Street\, in the City and County of San Francisco. The review will evaluate the project in relation to the issued permit requirements and the Design Controls for China Basin Park. (Morgan Chow) [415/352-3654; morgan.chow@bcdc.ca.gov]\nExhibits // Shoreline Engineering Risk Assessment Memo // Tidal Shelves Memo\nMariners Cove Development\, Vallejo (First Pre-Application Review)\nThe Design Review Board will conduct its initial review of the Mariner’s Cove project sponsored by the City of Vallejo and Callahan Property Developers. The 27-acre mixed-use residential project is located along the Northern Waterfront of the City of Vallejo and includes two parks. The site is bound by River Park and open space to the north\, residential neighborhoods to the south an east\, and Mare Island Straight to the west. The project’s waterfront is in a Waterfront Park\, Beach Priority Use Area. (Morgan Chow) [415/352-3654; morgan.chow@bcdc.ca.gov]\nExhibits\nAdjournment\n\nRole of Design Review Board. The Design Review Board serves as an advisory board to the Commission and its staff. The Board was formed to advise the Commission on the adequacy of public access proposed as a part of projects in the Commission’s Bay and 100-foot Shoreline Band jurisdictions. Public access may include both physical improvements as well as visual access. The Board advises the Commission on a project’s effects on appearance\, design and scenic views in accordance with the Commission’s San Francisco Bay Plan policies and the Public Access Design Guidelines. The Board’s recommendations are advisory only. \nQuestions and Copies of Staff Reports. If you have any questions concerning an item on the agenda or would like to receive a staff report related to the item\, please contact the staff member whose name and direct phone number are indicated in parentheses at the end of the agenda item\, or visit the BCDC’s website at www.bcdc.ca.gov and access “Design Review Board” under the “public meetings” tab on the website\, then selecting the date of the meeting. \nHow to Provide Comments and Comment Time Limits. Please note that during the current State of Emergency in California\, we are conducting meetings solely by conference call and livestreaming over the internet. There is no physical location for the meeting. If you would like to comment\, you may do so in one of three ways: (1) emailing comments in advance to Andrea Gaffney at andrea.gaffney@bcdc.ca.gov\, up until 10 a.m. on the day of the meeting; (2) by telephone during the public comment period of the meeting; and (3) by participating via the webinar. \nIf participating by internet\, please go to join the meeting via Zoom on your internet enabled device. you will be asked to click on the “raise your hand button” and then wait to speak when called upon.  You may also participate by telephone by calling the numbers listed above\, and when the chair asks for comments from the public phoning in\, select *9 to unmute your phone and you will then be called upon.  We ask that everyone use the mute button when not speaking.  It is also important that you not put your phone on hold.  Each speaker may be limited to a maximum of three minutes during the public comment period.  Any speakers who exceed the time limits or interfere with the meeting may be muted by the Chair.  You are encouraged to submit written comments of any length and detailed information to the staff prior to the meeting at the email address above\, which will be distributed to the Board members. \nInternet Access to Meeting Material. Public notices of Board meetings and staff reports dealing with most matters on the meeting agendas can be found on BCDC’s website (www.bcdc.ca.gov)\,\nAccess to Meetings. Meetings are accessible to persons with disabilities. If you require special assistance or have technical questions\, please contact staff prior to the meeting via email. We will attempt to make the meeting accessible via Zoom accessibility capabilities.  An interpreter for the deaf will also be made available upon request to the staff at least five business days prior to the meeting. The meeting video with audio recording and summary meeting minutes are posted to our website. Due to the discursive and open dialogue of the Board\, verbatim transcription is not practicable. The summary meeting minutes provide an equivalent alternative to the meeting audio. \nBagley-Keene Open Meeting Act. As a state agency\, the Commission is governed by the Bagley-Keene Open Meeting Act which requires the Commission to (1) publish an agenda at least ten days in advance of any meeting; (2) describe specifically in that agenda the items to be trans­acted or discussed; and (3) refuse to add an item subsequent to the published agenda. In addition to these gen­eral requirements\, the Bagley-Keene Act includes other specific provisions about how meetings are to be announced and conducted.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/bcdc-design-review-board/
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ORGANIZER;CN="San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC)":MAILTO:info@bcdc.ca.gov
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200608T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200608T180000
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200424T125212Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200528T220256Z
UID:47-1591632000-1591639200@oneshoreline.org
SUMMARY:District Board of Directors Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Meeting Rules and Procedures Please contact the Clerk of the Board\, Christine Boland\, by 10:00 am on the day of the Board of Directors meeting at cboland@OneShoreline.org or at 650-623-5934 if you require auxiliary aids or services to attend or participate in the meeting or if you wish to submit written communication or materials to all Board Members. \nPublic records that relate to any open session item on the agenda of a Regular Board meeting are available for public inspection at least 72 hours prior to the meeting\, at the same time records are distributed to members of the Board. Public records related to a Special Board meeting are available at least 24 hours prior to that meeting. Such public records will be available for inspection at the San Mateo County Flood and Sea Level Rise Resiliency District office\, 1700 El Camino Real\, Suite 502\, San Mateo\, CA 94402 and at www.oneshoreline.org. Should you wish to have such documents sent to you by email\, please email cboland@OneShoreline.org.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/district-board-of-directors-meeting/
LOCATION:CA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200607T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200607T110000
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200528T221010Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200528T221010Z
UID:436-1591520400-1591527600@oneshoreline.org
SUMMARY:Miramar Beach Cleanup
DESCRIPTION:About Miramar Beach\, Half Moon Bay:\nMiramar Beach is located off highway 1 between Half Moon Bay and El Grenada and runs parallel to the Miramar Road. The Miramar Bluff contains a portion of the California Coastal Trail that heads north and south for bikers\, runners\, and walkers. It is a sandy beach mostly accessible at low tide and it is a perfect location to watch whales\, porpoises\, shorebirds\, harbor seals and other marine life. \nAbout the Cleanup: \n\nWhere to Meet: Meet on the Coastal Trail entrance off of Magellan Avenue so for your GPS you can enter 200 Magellan Avenue\, Half Moon Bay\, CA.\nSite captains: Celine and National Charity League Coastside leader.\nParking: Free street parking.\nCleanup Areas: We’ll cover Miramar Beach\, coastal trail and neighborhood streets.\nSupplies: Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own buckets and reusable gloves. Extra gloves\, buckets\, pickup sticks and specific tools for this site cleanup will be provided while supplies last. Because we are never sure of the weather\, make sure to bring extra layers\, a hat\, sunblock\, water and snacks.\nLitter: Bottles\, cans\, wrappers\, packing straps\, cigarette butts\, and micro-plastics.\nRestrooms: Across from meeting location.\n\nCleanup organized in partnership with National Charity League Coastside\, San Mateo County Parks & the San Mateo County Parks Foundation. \nSpecial Regulations & Precautions:\nDogs: On a leash. Please be responsible and pick up your dog waste. Bags are available on walkway down to the beach. \nBe sure to read through the Cleanup Guidelines before heading out.\nMore questions? Read our Beach Cleanup FAQs. \nWould You Like to Join Us? To make sure we bring the right amount of supplies\, to be more efficient and conserve paper\, please complete our online form. It will only take you a few seconds. Sign up here! \nMore details: here
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/miramar-beach-cleanup/
LOCATION:Miramar Beach\, 200 Magellan Avenue\, Half Moon Bay\, CA
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200607
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200612
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200604T042134Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200604T042426Z
UID:561-1591488000-1591919999@oneshoreline.org
SUMMARY:Association of State Floodplain Managers: 44th Annual National Conference
DESCRIPTION:ASFPM’s 44th annual national conference:\n“Resiliency Where The West Begins” \nWith our responsibility to minimize the spread of COVID-19 and with the health and safety of our members and attendees in mind\, we have made the decision to cancel our in-person conference and make the shift to a virtual conference. Read more here \n  \nThe ASFPM annual conference is recognized as the most important floodplain conference in the United States year after year. With more than 120 speakers and 1\,200 participants\, they are the national conferences all community\, state and federal floodplain managers plan to attend. And because of that\, many of the most important consulting firms and product vendors associated with floodplain management attend. \n  \nIn recent years\, the attendance has had about an equal number of private\, local\, state and federal participants from all over the U.S. and several foreign countries. \n  \nASFPM also sponsors and co-sponsors major regional and topical conferences. Every year\, there are numerous conferences and workshops of vital interest to all segments of our membership. Please also see our Floodplain Manager’s Calendar.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/association-of-state-floodplain-managers-annual-national-conferences/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Association of State Floodplain Managers":MAILTO:asfpm@floods.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200605T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200605T140000
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200603T174348Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200603T174348Z
UID:526-1591360200-1591365600@oneshoreline.org
SUMMARY:Lunch & Learn Class - Water Supply Reliability
DESCRIPTION:All service area members interested in learning about local water issues by District subject-matter experts are invited to West Basin’s Lunch & Learn classes! Enjoy free lunch as you learn about popular water topics\, including: Water Supply Reliability\, Water-Use Efficiency and Water Desalination. \nStarting February 7\, classes will be held every first Friday of the month at 12:30 p.m. at the Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility in El Segundo! RSVP REQUIRED! \nCost: FREE \nRegister here
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/lunch-learn-class-water-supply-reliability/
LOCATION:Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility\, 1935 S. Hughes Way\, El Segundo\, CA\, 90245\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200605T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200605T123000
DTSTAMP:20260415T154813
CREATED:20200603T181018Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200604T230556Z
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SUMMARY:Bay Planning Commission Spring Summit: 2020 Vision
DESCRIPTION:Looking Ahead with 2020 Vision: Breaking Through Gridlock to Deliver the Future Bay Area\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this Event\n\n\nPlease join Bay Planning Coalition for an important thought leadership summit about the future of the Bay Area on June 5th. In the face of unprecedented transportation\, housing\, and climate crises\, the Bay Area is falling short on delivering vital projects that would help respond to these issues. Our collective inability to timely plan and build crucial infrastructure\, housing\, and climate adaptation projects is increasingly forcing residents – and businesses – out of the Bay Area. At this year’s Spring Summit\, Bay Planning Coalition is bringing together top leaders across the region to explore how the Bay Area can break through regulatory\, political\, and financial gridlock to expedite project delivery and strengthen both our economic future and quality of life. \nConfirmed speakers include: \n\nCongressman Eric Swalwell\, U.S. House of Representatives\nSecretary Wade Crowfoot\, California Natural Resources Agency\nJeff Bellisario\, Executive Director\, Bay Area Council Economic Institute\nAllison Brooks\, Executive Director\, Bay Area Regional Collaborative\nKevin Connolly\, Planning Director\, Water Emergency Transportation Authority\nJohn Diaz\, Editorial Page Editor\, San Francisco Chronicle\nJessica Fain\, Planning Director\, San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission\nAndrew Fremier\, Deputy Executive Director\, Metropolitan Transportation Commission\nAmara Morrison\, Attorney\, Wendel Rosen LLP\nDiane Oshima\, Deputy Director of Planning and Environment\, Port of San Francisco\nSupervisor Dave Pine\, Chair of the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority\nDave Vautin\, Assistant Director of Major Plans\, Metropolitan Transportation Commission\n\nSpecial thanks to all of our committed sponsors. To learn more or become a sponsor\, please contact Ashley LaBass (ashley@bayplanningcoalition.org) \nRegister here
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/bay-planning-commission-spring-summit-2020-vision/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Bay Planning Coalition":MAILTO:bpcstaff@bayplanningcoalition.org
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SUMMARY:STORMS Seminar: Reported Stormwater Program Spending in California
DESCRIPTION:Communities in California fund stormwater management programs to prevent flooding and improve water quality. While stormwater management has been an important investment for decades\, only a few studies have estimated overall municipal costs of stormwater programs and infrastructure in the state. \nAs part of ongoing work to improve tools for stormwater management in California\, the US Environmental Protection Agency’s Region 9 Environmental Finance Center at Sacramento State (EFC at Sacramento State) compiled sources of existing\, readily available data on reported stormwater budgets and expenditures to provide an improved estimate of existing activities. Using data from annual program reports published as part of stormwater permit compliance requirements\, the study estimated a snapshot of annual spending based on identified reports for over 160 entities\, including cities\, counties\, flood control districts\, and port authorities. \nThe findings illustrate the difficulty in assembling costs that are published in varying ways\, as well as inconsistencies in publicly available data. Current methods of reporting can be updated to increase accessibility and standardization. While posing additional work for some MS4 permittees\, such updates can improve how data is used by local and state agencies. \nThe webinar will describe findings of the study and offer insights for improving future estimates of municipal stormwater management spending in California. \nHosted by: State Water Resources Control Board\, Division Of Water Quality \nClick here to register. \n 
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/storms-seminar-reported-stormwater-program-spending-in-california/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200604T130000
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SUMMARY:BCDC: Commission Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Due to the COVID-19 public health orders\, and in accordance with the Governor’s Executive Order No. N-29-20 issued on March 17\, 2020\, this meeting will be held online and by teleconference. \nThe public is welcome to participate during the meeting. \nThere will be no physical meeting location for attendees. \n1:00 p.m.\n(415) 352-3600 \nJoin the meeting via Zoom \nSee information on public participation \nTeleconference numbers:\n1 (301) 715-8592 or 1 (312) 626-6799\nMeeting ID:\n858 0655 6782\nPassword\n229901 \nWhen dialing into the call press *9 to unmute your phone \n \nTentative Agenda\n\nCall to Order\nRoll Call\nPublic Comment Period (Each speaker is limited to three minutes) A maximum of 15 minutes is available for the public to address the Commission on any matter on which the Commission either has not held a public hearing or is not scheduled for a public hearing later in the meeting. Speakers will be heard in the order of sign-up\, and each speaker is generally limited to a maximum of three minutes. It is strongly recommended that public comments be submitted in writing so they can be distributed to all Commission members for review. The Commission may provide more time to each speaker and can extend the public comment period beyond the normal 15-minute maximum if the Commission believes that it is necessary to allow a reasonable opportunity to hear from all members of the public who want to testify. No Commission action can be taken on any matter raised during the public comment period other than to schedule the matter for a future agenda or refer the matter to the staff for investigation\, unless the matter is scheduled for action by the Commission later in the meeting.\n(Steve Goldbeck)\nApproval of Minutes of May 21\, 2020 Meeting\n(Peggy Atwell)\nReport of the Chair\nReport of the Executive Director\nCommission Consideration of Administrative Matters\n(Brad McCrea)\nBriefing from California Natural Resources Agency\nThe Commission will receive a briefing from California Oceans Protection Council Director Dr. Mark Gold\, who will ask the Commission to endorse the Newsom Administration’s “Principles for Aligned State Action” to respond to rising sea level. (Larry Goldzband) [415/352-3653; larry.goldzband@bcdc.ca.gov]\nPresentation\nBriefing and Potential Vote on Pending Legislation\nThe Commission will receive a briefing and potentially take a position on pending legislation. (Steve Goldbeck) [415/352-3611; steve.goldbeck@bcdc.ca.gov]\nBriefing on EJ Implementation\nThe Commission will receive a briefing by Nahal Ghoghaie of BCDC staff on how BCDC is implementing the new Environmental Justice policies both in the agency’s internal operations\, as well as in the public-facing procedures and planning processes. The briefing will provide an overview of the EJ changes to permit applications\, staff reports\, and BCDC’s outreach and education efforts related to ongoing planning programs. BCDC’s GIS staff will also provide a demonstration of the new Community Vulnerability Mapping Tool\, and the Racial Equity Team coordinator will share updates on how this team is working to operationalize Equity internally at the agency. The presentation will set the context for a Commission discussion regarding EJ Program work priorities and ideas for a robust public education and engagement campaign. (Nahal Ghoghaie) [360/464-5114; nahal.ghoghaie@bcdc.ca.gov]\nPresentation\nBriefing on Seaport Plan Update\nThe Commission will receive a briefing on the status of the Seaport Plan update\, which was initiated in January 2019 with BPA 1-19 and BPA 2-19\, focusing on progress since December 5\, 2019 [Katharine Pan (415)352-3650\, katharine.pan@bcdc.ca.gov].\nAdjournment\n\nHow to Provide Comments and Comment Time Limits.Please note that during the current State of Emergency in California\, we are conducting meetings solely by conference call and livestreaming over the internet. There is no physical location for the meeting. If you would like to comment at the beginning of the meeting or on an item scheduled for a public hearing\, you may do so in one of three ways: (1) emailing comments in advance to public comment\, up until 10 a.m. on the day of the meeting; (2) by telephone during the public comment periods of the meeting; and (3) by participating via internet. \nIf participating by internet\, please go to zoom link listed above on your internet enabled device. you will be asked to click on the “raise your hand button” and then wait to speak when called upon.  You may also participate by telephone by calling the numbers listed above\, and when the chair asks for comments from the public phoning in\, select *9 to unmute your phone and you will then be called upon.  We ask that everyone use the mute button when not speaking.  It is also important that you not put your phone on hold.  Each speaker may be limited to a maximum of three minutes during the public comment period.  Any speakers who exceed the time limits or interfere with the meeting may be muted by the Chair.  You are encouraged to submit written comments of any length and detailed information to the staff prior to the meeting at the email address above\, which will be distributed to the Commission members. Applicants are responsible for presenting their projects at the public hearing. If you need information or help accessing the meeting\, please email technical support or call the Commission staff. \nInternet Access to Commission Meeting Material. Public notices of Commission meetings and staff reports dealing with most matters on the meeting agendas can be found on BCDC’s website\, by accessing Commission Meetings under the “public meetings” tab on the website\, then selecting the date of the meeting. \nQuestions and Staff Reports. If you have any questions concerning an item on the agenda or would like to receive notice of future hearings\, or staff reports related to the item\, please contact the staff member whose name\, email address and direct phone number are indicated in parenthesis at the end of the agenda item. \nCampaign Contributions. State law requires Commissioners to disqualify themselves from vot­ing on any matter if they have received a campaign contribution from an interested party within the past 12 months. If you intend to speak on any hearing item\, please indicate in your tes­timony if you have made campaign contributions in excess of $250 to any Commissioner within the last year\, and if so\, to which Commissioner(s) you have contributed. Other legal re­quirements govern contribu­tions by applicants and other interested parties and establish crite­ria for Commissioner conflicts of interest. Please consult with the staff counsel if you have any questions about the rules that pertain to cam­paign contributions or conflicts of interest. \nAccess to Meetings.Meetings are accessible to persons with disabilities. If you require special assistance or have technical questions\, please contact staff prior to the meeting via email. We will attempt to make the meeting accessible via Zoom accessibility capabilities.  During the current State of Emergency in California\, before the meeting public comment in writing is encouraged via email. During the meeting participation will occur by using the internet or by phone as discussed above. \nBagley-Keene Open Meeting Act. As a state agency\, the Commission is governed by the Bagley-Keene Open Meeting Act which requires the Commission to: (1) publish an agenda at least ten days in advance of any meeting; (2) describe specifically in that agenda the items to be trans¬acted or dis¬cussed; and (3) refuse to add an item subsequent to the published agenda. In addi¬tion to these gen¬eral requirements\, the Bagley-Keene Act and the Governor’s Executive Order No. N-29-20 issued on March 17\, 2020 include other specific provisions about how meetings are to be announced and conducted. \n 
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/bcdc-commission-meeting/
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ORGANIZER;CN="San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC)":MAILTO:info@bcdc.ca.gov
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200604T090000
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SUMMARY:Rescape Design Qualification Training
DESCRIPTION:Course Dates \n\nThursday\, June 4\, 2020\nTuesday\, June 9\, 2020\nThursday\, June 11\, 2020\nFollow-Up Online ReScape Rated Landscape Rater Training: June 14 & 16\, 2020 (REGISTER HERE)\n\nCost: $545 per person\nThis course will be presented in a live\, online webinar format. \nTraining Discounts & Scholarships During COVID-19 – We understand this is a difficult time for many\, thus we are offering $100 discounts on our design and maintenance qualification trainings. Use the discount code “RESILIENCE“. Additionally\, limited scholarships are available for participants in Sacramento County and employees of StopWaste Member Agencies. \nDesign Qualification Training Information:\nReScape California’s Landscape Training & Qualification Program launched in 2007 as the “Bay Friendly Training & Qualification Program.” Since then the training has grown and evolved\, including merging with EcoLandscape California’s Green Gardener Pro training program in 2017. The combined programs have graduated over 2\,000 experienced landscape professionals who are putting regenerative landscaping practices to work every day. \n\nBased on ReScape’s 8 Principles\, this training provides landscape design professionals with practical tools for designing and constructing healthy landscapes that protect local watersheds\, conserve resources and address our changing climate. Participants will learn about regenerative landscape practices from leading experts in soil health\, stormwater\, plant selection\, integrated pest management\, and more. The Design Qualification Training also provides in-depth information about our Rated Landscape Program and serves as a pre-requisite for becoming a ReScape Rater. \n\nBenefits of Design Qualification Training:\nThe Design Qualification Training is offered as a 3-day course and provides design professionals with: \n\nUnderstanding of ReScape’s ecologically based\, whole systems approach to the design and construction of public and private landscapes\nTechnical information for meeting local and state landscape ordinances and policies\nInformation about habitat restoration\, local plant communities\, and the benefits of biodiversity\nInteractive experiences with practical\, effective techniques such as sheet mulching\, building living soil\, and irrigation installation\nRecognition of the global connections between soil health\, waste management\, water conservation\, air and water quality\, greenhouse gas reduction\, urban forestry\, and carbon sequestration\nCompetitive advantage as a qualified professional in the landscape design marketplace\nPrerequisite to apply to be a ReScape Qualified Rater\n\nDownload the course overview \nCost: $595 early bird / $645 regular \nContact us if you would like to learn more about sponsoring or hosting a training.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/rescape-design-qualification-training/
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: Principles of Riverscape Health & Low-Tech Process-Based Restoration
DESCRIPTION:In this webinar we will immerse you deeper into reading riverscapes; specifically\, we will introduce the principles of riverscape health. These principles will be cast in a light to help you better recognize impairments\, articulate the scope of what’s been lost\, and realistically target recovery potential. Then we will introduce low-tech process-based restoration (PBR) as a means of addressing structural starvation so pervasive among many riverscapes today. We will briefly highlight six principles of low-tech PBR\, which help guide restoration planning\, design and implementation and more critically place our actions as ecological restoration practitioners in context. While we will focus on examples of these principles in practice for riverine and riparian ecosystmes\, the mechanistic and functional focus has merit in cross-over to restoration of other ecosystems as well. \n  \nSpeaker bio: Joe Wheaton is an Associate Professor Utah State and a fluvial geomorphologist with over eighteen years of experience in river restoration. Joe’s research is focused on better understanding the dynamics of riverscapes\, how such fluvial processes shape instream and riparian habitats\, and how biota modulate and amplify those processes. Joe o-founded the Restoration Consortium at USU and runs the Ecogeomorphology & Topographic Analysis Lab in USU’s Department of Watershed Science. Joe is also the lead author of the Low-Tech Process-Based Restoration of Riverscapes Design Manual and a principle and co-founder of a design-build restoration firm\, Anabranch Solutions. \n  \nClick here to register.
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/webinar-principles-of-riverscape-health-low-tech-process-based-restoration/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Society for Ecological Restoration":MAILTO:info@ser.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200603T180000
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SUMMARY:Master in Local Sustainability Course - Summer 2020 (Online if needed)
DESCRIPTION:COVID-19 Note: Given the ongoing state of the public health crisis\, we will move forward with offering this course on an online meeting platform\, like Zoom\, on these same dates. \n\nCOURSE DETAILS\nDate & Time: Wednesday evenings\, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm on the following dates: June 3\, June 10\, June 17\, June 24\, July 1\, July 8\, July 15\, July 22\, and July 29\nLocation: Zoom\, or similar\nCourse description: The Sustainability Academy’s Master in Local Sustainability Course is a no-cost\, 9-week course that will provide you with in-depth knowledge of the following sustainability topics:\n\n\nNational and local food systems\nClimate change\nSea level rise\nEnergy efficiency and conservation\nWater efficiency and conservation\nSolid waste management\nTransportation\n\nThe course will also focus on the social and environmental justice context of all of these topics.\n\nAfter the completion of the course\, we require that you volunteer 40 hours of your time using the skills that you learned in the class to promote sustainability in your communities. We will match you with an organization that meets your interests\, or support you in pursuing an independent project.  We will ensure that all volunteering options are safe to pursue given COVID-19. \nPriority will be given to San Mateo County community members\, specifically those who live\, work and go to school in San Mateo County. \n\nACCESSIBILITY\nIf you need ADA accommodations\, please contact us at least five (5) business days prior to the first class.For any other accessibility needs and requests\, please contact Jessica Coe at jess@cascadiaconsulting.com.\nRegister here
URL:https://oneshoreline.org/event/master-in-local-sustainability-course-summer-2020-online-if-needed/
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ORGANIZER;CN="SMC Office of Sustainability":MAILTO:sustainability@smcgov.org
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