Sea level rise

Corte Madera flood board member and civil engineer lost a car to June king tides; asked for aggressive near-term alerts, home flood barriers, and permitting streamlining.

Marin Conservation League wants the county as backbone and a robust community advisory committee stood up quickly — they'd love to participate.

Marin City Climate Resilience director demanded an official seat in all countywide planning, funding for community-led adaptation with their own scientists, and full partnership — saying their voices 'truly were not heard' in the AECOM process.

Stinson Beach rep warned West Marin villages get lost in the mix, noted reports omitted West Marin projects, and said 95% of remaining low-lying land there is county-owned — 'you're gonna have to do it with us and for us.'

East Shore Planning Group board member welcomed collaboration, saying climate connects everything and prevention is cheaper than paying for climate change forever.

Marin Community Foundation senior program director explained their Building Resilient Communities investment and urged a multi-hazard approach rather than piecemeal fixes.

CoastalQuest director expressed enthusiasm for the county's work and described their technical assistance role for state adaptation grants.