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New York Rising Community Reconstruction PlanSouth Valley StreamSecond Public Meeting: November 18th, 20137:00 to 9:00 PMForest Road Elementary School Multipurpose RoomAGENDA1.2.WELCOME AND SIGN IN Where do you live? (locate your home on the map!)PRESENTATION Potential Strategies for making South Valley Stream more resilient3. CURRENT THOUGHTS AND FEEDBACKPlease visit the six information stations located around the room, reviewinitial thoughts for making the area more resilient, and give us your feedback 7:00 PM7:15 PM7:45 – 9:00 PMStation #1: The Planning ProcessStation #2: Manage Tidal FlowStation #3: Retain StormwaterStation #4: Reinforce the Power GridStation #5: Strengthen Communication and CoordinationStation #6: Maintain and Enhance Economic Viability4. RESOURCE TABLEIn addition, if you have specific questions regarding your own property concerns,please visit the Federal, State and County representatives at the Resource Table.THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING THIS EVENING’S MEETING!We hope you will remain involved with this project by: Visiting the project website at: valley-stream Attending the next public meeting in early 2014. The exact date will soon be set, so please check the schedulewebsite at: http://stormrecovery.ny.gov
Meeting NotesSouth Valley StreamPublic Engagement Event #2November 18, 2013, 7:00pm – 9:00pmForest Road Elementary SchoolAttendance:Community Reconstruction (CR) Planning Committee MembersMarc Tenzer; David Mandel; Ed PowersTown RepresentativesEd Powers, Town of Hempstead LiaisonState RepresentativesLaura Munafo, NY Department of State Office of Planning and Development; Ian Francis, NYS DOTConsultant RepresentativesCeline Armstrong, Perkins Eastman Architects (PEA); Simon Kates, BFJ Planning (BFJ); Nicolaas Veraart,Louis Berger Group (LBG); Jennifer Gonzales, LBG; Deana Rhodeside, Rhodeside & Harwell (RHI); JennyKoch, RHI; Amy Pivak, 4WARD Planning.AttendeesJakki Silkiss, Nicole Ackerina, Carrie Solages, Alicia Barreto, Orika McDonald, Karen O’Shea, MichaelleSolages, David Vilceus, Kasey Basdeo, Lynett Jones, Clara Romero1 Page
SummaryThe second Public Engagement Event for the New York Rising Community Reconstruction (NYRCR)project for South Valley Stream took place on November 18th, 2013 at the Forest Road ElementarySchool in South Valley Stream.As each attendee signed in, they were given an agenda and a comment sheet with two questions.Attendees were also asked to place a small sticker on a map of the study area indicating where theylived. Representatives from FEMA, Project Hope, and Catholic Charities were available at to provideinformation and answer questions about specific, individual issues.Nicolaas Veraart (LBG) made a brief presentation, which included background information about the NYRising Community Reconstruction Program, an explanation of the conceptual plan developmenttimeline, an overview of risk and needassessment, the set of preliminaryreconstruction strategies, and a description ofthe process for the meeting.After the presentation, attendees were invitedto view ideas and strategies posted at fivestations. They gave their feedback by askingquestions or speaking with the member of theconsultant team that was standing near eachstation, and they were invited to mark upmaps and boards and respond to specificquestions posted at each station. Participantswere also asked to vote on the top twoprojects they supported most at each station,using dot stickers.The stations provided information related tofive strategy themes from the draft ConceptualPlan: 1) Manage Tidal Flow, 2) RetainStormwater, 3) Reinforce Power Grid, 4)Strengthen Communication and Coordination,and 5) Maintain and Enhance EconomicViability. Each of the boards also indicatedwhich of the six critical asset areas thestrategies aimed to address: 1) CommunityPlanning and Capacity Building, 2) EconomicResilience, 3) Health & Social Services, 3)Housing, 4) Infrastructural Systems, and 5)Natural & Cultural Resources.Feedback given at each station is described below. Where attendees wrote responses to the postedquestions, responses are edited only for clarity.2 Page
“Where do you live?”Upon signing in, participants were asked to respond to the question, “Where do you live?” by placing asticker on a map of the study area indicating the location of their home.3 Page
Theme #1: Manage Tidal FlowSummary of general input at this stationHomeowners would like to see their shoreline protected. Most of the properties along the streams inthis area are privatively owned.Participants voted most in favor of the following local projects: 7 votes: Incentivize contiguous shoreline restoration and protection along private property 1 vote: Restore natural shoreline along “The Path”Questions & ResponsesDo you know of any constraints that might make the proposed actions difficult or impossible to achieve? [No responses]Do you have any additional ideas for ways to make the South Valley Stream community more resilientwith regard to floods caused by tidal flow? How private property owners can restore natural shorelines What to plan, now ‐ immediate, interim measures for homeowners ‐ guidebook Incentivize shorelineprotection, so that it’scontiguous Natural shoreline on NWside of Valley Stream Deteriorating bulkheadson Hook Creek Ext. ‐ incentivize naturalshoreline I would love to have thestream restored to itsnatural beauty.4 Page
Theme #2: Retain StormwaterSummary of general input at this stationThere is a general interest in better understanding best management practices as well as implementinggreen infrastructure.Participants voted most in favor of the following local projects: 2 votes: Develop Community Information campaign regarding Green Infrastructure 1 vote: Encourage implementation of Green Infrastructure and subsurface stormwaterretention at Sunrise Multiplex siteQuestions & ResponsesAre there any other strategies for addressing stormwater management that South Valley Stream shouldconsider? “There used to be turtles, thereused to be fish, and they are notthere any longer.” – CommunityMember The trees fell in – now they aregone. Used to have picnics underthe willow tree along the stream.5 Page
Theme #3: Reinforce Power GridSummary of general input at this stationThe community would like to pursue micro‐grid and renewable energy options.Participants voted most in favor of the following local projects: 3 votes: Develop a micro‐grid network with pilot project2 votes: Identify renewable energy sources2 votes: Bury utility lines, especially in forested areas1 vote: Extend the natural gas network, especially to critical facilitiesQuestion & ResponsesAre there additional ways to improve the capability of South Valley Stream to respond to future stormevents?[No responses]6 Page
Theme #4: Strengthen Communication and CoordinationSummary of general input at this stationThere was concern for how people communicate without electricity. A response team would be valued.Participants voted most in favor of the following local projects: 1 vote: Establish a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)1 vote: Establish a warming and cooling center at Green Acres Mall1 vote: Provide for community monitoring and oversight of project implementationQuestionsWhat additional strategies should we consider for strengthening communication and coordination in theSouth Valley Stream community so that people are better informed during emergencies? Preserve trees/plant new trees along eroded streams (willows fell in). Dredge stream to improve habitat. [With a sketch]7 Page
Theme #5: Maintain and Enhance Economic ViabilitySummary of general input at this stationGenerally, residents are more concerned about maintaining personal property values rather thanbusinesses.Participants voted most in favor of the following local projects: 1 vote: Resilient Home Construction 1 vote: Encourage maintaining the economic viability of the community’s key economic assetswhile encouraging implementation of green infrastructure to manage the stormwaterassociated with these assets.QuestionsWhat actions would be appropriate to maintain and enhance the economic conditions of the SouthValley Stream Area? Maintain property values8 Page
THEME 1MANAGE TIDAL FLOW Community Planning and Capacity Building Economic Resilience Health and Social Services Housing Infrastructural Systems Natural and Cultural ResoucesekHook CreekylelVak CreHooMott’s CreekHook CreekExtensionamHook CreekExtenstionamtreySlleVareStomw frl FloyTida ica BaaJamSandy InundationSandy Inundation MapWater Bodies of South Valley StreamPrecedent Stream RestorationLocal Projectsvote hereIncentivize contiguous shoreline restoration and protectionalong private propertyRestore Shoreline at Brook Road Parkvote hereRestore natural shoreline along ‘The Path’vote herevote hereCorridor restoration and riverbank stabilization along ValleyStream and Hook CreekCombination Shoreline ProtectionResidential Bulkheads
THEME 2RETAIN STORMWATER Community Planning and Capacity BuildingriseSunHwy Economic Resilience Health and Social Services Housing Infrastructural Systems Natural and Cultural Resoucess MallGreen AcreForest Road SchoolRobert W. Carbonaro SchoolValley Stream High SchoolleylVaParking LotsamreStOgden Elementary SchoolAthletic FieldsHead of Bay WatershedLocal ProjectsPotential Locations for Stormwater Retention Measuresvote hereEncourage implementationof Green Infrastructure andsubsurface stormwaterretention at Sunrise MultiplexsiteDevelop a strategic approachto green infrastructurevote herevote hereSchool Raingarden/BioswaleResidential Raingardenvote hereDevelop CommunityInformation campaignregarding Green InfrastructureConvert imperviouspavements to semi-pervioussurfaces in school parking lots
THEME 3REINFORCE POWER GRID Community Planning and Capacity Building Economic Resilience Health and Social Services Housing Infrastructural SystemsValley Stream StationriseSunHwyLocations withminimal to noSandy inundationto the North andSouth of ValleyStream.s MallGreen AcreRobert W. Carbonaro SchoolValley Stream High SchoolleylVa Natural and Cultural ResoucesamreStSandy InundationProposed FacilitiesPotential Locations for Heating and Cooling CentersSmart Micro Grid NetworkLocal ProjectsDevelop a micro-grid network with pilot projectvote hereIdentify renewable energy sourcesvote hereExtend the natural gas network, especially to critical facilitiesvote hereBury utility lines, especially in forested areasvote hereCombined SystemSolar Panels along a Stream Corridor
THEME 4STRENGTHEN COMMUNICATION AND COORDINATION Community Planning and Capacity Building Economic Resilience Health and Social Services HousingValley Stream StationriseSunHwy Infrastructural Systems Natural and Cultural ResoucesHOW AMERICANS USESOCIAL TOOLS IN EMERGENCIESs MallGreen AcreForest Road SchoolRobert W. Carbonaro SchoolValley Stream High SchoolleylVaamreStOgden Elementary SchoolProposed FacilitiesProposed Facilities to Aid in Communication and CoordinationSource: Red CrossLocal Projectsvote hereIdentify vulnerable populations for emergency responseEstablish a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)vote hereEstablish a warming and cooling center at Green Acres Mallvote herevote hereProvide for community monitoring and oversight of projectimplementationSpecial Needs ServicesCERT Team Meeting
THEME 5MAINTAIN AND ENHANCE ECONOMIC VIABILITY Community Planning and Capacity Building Economic Resilience Health and Social Services Housing Infrastructural Systems Natural and Cultural ResoucesValley Stream StationriseSunHwyFigure 1Wet Proofing:Measures to makethe building moreresilient to floodings MallGreen AcreMill BrookleylVaFigure 1amreStFigure 2Resilient HomeConstructionNorth WoodmereImportant EconomicAsset to South ValleyStreamLarge Economic GeneratorLocal ProjectsResilient Home Constructionvote herevote hereFigure 2Dry Proofing:Measures to keepwater out of thebuilding.Encourage maintaining the economic viability of thecommunity’s key economic assets while encouragingimplementation of green infrastructure to manage thestormwater associated with these assets.Large Parking Lots / Plazas with Multi-use Activities
New York Rising Community Reconstruction PlanSouth Valley StreamSecond Public Meeting: November 18th, 2013Comment SheetPlease feel free to continue your responses on the back of the sheet.1. After viewing the information aboutproposed strategies, are there any other ideasthat you might have for making South ValleyStream more resilient in the future?2. Are there any groups that we should makesure to reach out to about the next publicmeeting? (If so, do you know a contact personfor that group?)New York Rising Community Reconstruction PlanSouth Valley StreamSecond Public Meeting: November 18th, 2013Comment SheetPlease feel free to continue your responses on the back of the sheet.1. After viewing the information aboutproposed strategies, are there any other ideasthat you might have for making South ValleyStream more resilient in the future?2. Are there any groups that we should makesure to reach out to about the next publicmeeting? (If so, do you know a contact personfor that group?)
alley Stream Sunrise Hwy Green Acres Mall Local Projects Locations with minimal to no Sandy inundation to the North and South of Valley Stream. Sandy Inundation Robert W. Carbonaro School Valley Stream Station Valley Stream High School Combined System Solar Panels along a Stream Corridor
Preparation of a NY Rising Community Reconstruction Plan . . . . . . . .3 . Overview Characteristics of a Successful CR Plan Contents of a NY Rising Community Reconstruction Plan . Through the New York Rising Community Reconstruction Program, New York State is assist-ing communities to rebuild better and safer based on community-driven plans .
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What is the NY Rising Community Reconstruction (NYRCR) Program? The NY Rising Community Reconstruction (NYRCR) Program, announced by Governor Andrew M. Cuomo in April of 2013, is a more than 700 million planning and project implementation process established to provide rebuilding and resiliency assistance to communities severely damaged by .
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