Adapting to Sea Level Rise and Coastal Erosion in Hawai'i¶
Kershner, J. (2021). Adapting to Sea Level Rise and Coastal Erosion in Hawai'i. U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit.
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- Setback Requirement
- The discipline is to tie the distance to the measured hazard rate, revisit it as the boundary moves, and resist the accumulation of per-parcel variances.
This sourceDescribes coastal construction setbacks that replace a flat distance with a rate-based rule tied to measured annual erosion over a planning period, with an added buffer.
- The discipline is to tie the distance to the measured hazard rate, revisit it as the boundary moves, and resist the accumulation of per-parcel variances.
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