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EAST SIDE COASTAL RESILIENCY PROJECT

NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN + CONSTRUCTIONIN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & RECREATION

AND THE MAYOR’S OFFICE OF RECOVERY & RESILIENCY

PROJECT ID: SANDRESM1

PROJECT BACKGROUND• Project Goals - A Stronger More Resilient New York• Past Efforts - The BIG-U & Rebuild by Design• Where We Are Now - East Side Coastal Resiliency Project• What Else is Happening - Complementary Processes• Community Engagement Objectives• Project Team

PROJECT OVERVIEW• Where We’re Working - Project Scope• Project Schedule• Design Elements

ONGOING ENGINEERING• What’s There Now - Investigating Existing Conditions• What Happened During Sandy - Collecting Data and Existing Knowledge DESIGN AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT• Designing with the Community• Community Engagement Schedule• Create Concept Design Options through Workshops and Meetings

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

AGENDA

PROJECT ID: SANDRESM1EAST SIDE COASTAL RESILIENCY

• Strengthen Coastal Defenses

• Upgrade Buildings

• Protect Infrastructure and Services

• Make Neighborhoods Safer and More Vibrant

The City’s 257 initiatives comprise a comprehensive citywide plan to reduce the risk of extreme weather and climate change

Coastal Protection Initiative 21: Install an integrated flood protection system in Lower Manhattan,

Including the Lower East Side

A STRONGER, MORE RESILIENT NEW YORK


REBUILD BY DESIGN


AUGUST2013

NOVEMBER2013

BIG TEAMPRESENTS

TO HUD JURY

HUD SELECTSBIG TEAM TO

FOCUS ON MANHATTAN

APRIL2014

JUNE2014

REBUILD BY DESIGN PROCESS

REBUILD BY DESIGNCOMPETITION

START

HUD AWARDS$335 MILLION

FEDERAL FUNDINGTO CITY FOR

ONE OF THE THREECOMPARTMENTS

DECEMBER2013

JUNE2013

CITY REQUESTSFOCUS ONEAST SIDE

CITY RELEASESA STRONGER

MORE RESILIENT NEW YORK


DECEMBER2014

JUNE2014

OFFICIALCONCEPT DESIGN

STARTCITY PROJECT TEAM

ESTABLISHED

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

DECEMBER2015

JUNE2017

SCHEDULEDCONCEPT DESIGN

COMPLETION

PROJECTCONSTRUCTION

START

ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW

PERMITTING

DESIGN REFINEMENT

SEPTEMBER2014

CITY ISSUESRFP FOR

CONCEPT DESIGN

EAST SIDE COASTAL RESILIENCY


COMPLEMENTARY INITIATIVES

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PROJECT LIST1 INTEGRATED FLOOD PROTECTION STUDY (ORR)

2 MULTI-PURPOSE LEVEE STUDY(EDC)

3 PIER 42 PARK (DPR)

4 LOWER EAST SIDE ECOLOGY CENTER (DPR)

5 EAST SIDE COASTAL RESILIENCY PROJECT

6 RESILIENT NEIGHBORHOODS STUDY(DCP)

7 CON-EDISON

8 SOLAR ONE

9 HOSPITAL ROW INVESTMENTS2

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• Continue Public Engagement Begun with Rebuild by Design

• Enable and Facilitate Input from Community Stakeholders through Design

• Collaborate with Community to Establish Design Alternatives in Each Project Area

• Discuss & Balance Opportunities with Project Goals

• Make Team Available as a Resource for Community Planning

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT OBJECTIVES


CITY

COMMUNITYENGAGEMENT

DDC / DPR / ORR

URBANDESIGN

BIG

STARR WHITEHOUSE

ONE ARCHITECTURE

JAMES LIMA P+D

FITZGERALD & HALLIDAYCOMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

PUBLIC POLICY

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

PLANNING

LEAD

ENGINEERINGDESIGN

FLOOD PROTECTION + MODELING

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

MARINE ENGINEERING

MATHEWS NIELSEN

ARCADIS

CH2MHILL

MANAGING LEADAKRF


PROJECT AREA

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JUNE2014

DECEMBER2014

MARCH2015

SEPTEMBER2014

JUNE2015

SEPTEMBER2015

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

HUD AWARDS$335 MILLION

FEDERAL FUNDING FOR ONE OF THREE

COMPARTMENTS

DECEMBER2015

EAST SIDE COASTAL RESILIENCYRBD


START


COMPLETION

CITY ISSUESRFP FOR

CONCEPT DESIGN


DECEMBER2014

FEBRUARY2015

MARCH2015

APRIL2015

JUNE2015

AUGUST2015

NOVEMBER2015

Q1 Q3Q2 Q4

PROJECT AREA 2FEASIBILITY STUDY

REPORT

WATERFRONTSTRUCTURESINSPECTION

REPORT

BRIDGEINSPECTION

AND LOAD RATING REPORT

HYDROLOGY AND FLOODRISK ASSESSMENT

REPORT

SUBSURFACEEXPLORATION

REPORTS

DRAFTCONCEPT DESIGN

REPORT

FINALCONCEPT DESIGN

REPORT

DECEMBER2015



START


COMPLETION

MAJOR DELIVERABLES


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1.3

PROJECT AREA 22.1 CON-ED

2.2 ELEVATED FDR

2.3 23RD STREET CLOSURE

2.4 STORMWATER PLAN

PROJECT AREA 11.1 PROTECTIVE BERM

1.2 BRIDGES AND ACCESS

1.3 WATERFRONT AND CONNECTIONS

1.4 PIER 42 PARK/MONTGOMERY CLOSURE

1.5 STORMWATER PLAN

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BELOW GROUND INVESTIGATION(AFFILIATED INITIATIVE DDC)

AUGUST 2014 - JULY 2015PROJECT ID: SANDRESM1EAST SIDE COASTAL RESILIENCY

LAND SURVEY

SEPTEMBER 2014 - FEBRUARY 2015

(AFFILIATED INITIATIVE DDC)


Q1 + Q2: SITE ANALYSIS / NEW DATA COLLECTIONJANUARY - JULY 2015


Q1: UNDERWATER INSPECTION OF WATERFRONT STRUCTURESJANUARY - MARCH 2015


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Q1 + Q2: HYDROLOGY AND FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENTJANUARY - JULY 2015


Q1 + Q2: SUBSURFACE EXPLORATION PROGRAMJANUARY - JULY 2015


Q1 + Q2: PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE TRAFFIC STUDIESJANUARY - JULY 2015


Q1 + Q2: BRIDGE INSPECTIONSJANUARY - JULY 2015


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Q1 + Q2: TREE INVENTORYJANUARY - JULY 2015


Q1: REVIEW AND INTEGRATION OF RELEVANT STUDIESDECEMBER 2014 - MARCH 2015


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CONTINUAL PUBLIC INPUT

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

EAST SIDE COASTAL RESILIENCY PROJECT


PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE CONNECTIONS• Locations• Landing Design• Bridge Design

EAST RIVER PARK BIKEWAY/WALKWAY AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES• Addressing narrow segments• Allowance for Emergency and Maintenance Access• Programming and Connections WATERFRONT VIEW CORRIDORS• Height and Width of Flood Protection Elements• Finishes

PARK ECOLOGY• Planting Plans• Trees• Upland Connections

NEW ISSUES...

KEY ISSUES IDENTIFIED BY THE COMMUNITY DURING RBD


PRELIMINARY COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SCHEDULE

COMMUNITYWORKSHOPS

TASKFORCEMEETINGS

DECEMBER2014

MARCH2015

JUNE2015

SEPTEMBER2015

Q1 Q3Q2 Q4

CB3/CB6TASKFORCEMEETING 1


COMMUNITYWORKSHOPS

ROUND 1

COMMUNITYWORKSHOPS

ROUND 2

COMMUNITYWORKSHOPS

ROUND 3

COMMUNITYWORKSHOPS

ROUND 4

COMMUNITYWORKSHOPS

ROUND 5




DECEMBER2015


START


COMPLETION


= STAKEHOLDER MEETINGS

REPORTSPROJECT AREA 2

FEASIBILITY STUDYREPORT

DRAFTCONCEPT DESIGN

REPORT

FINALCONCEPT DESIGN

REPORT


BERM OPTION

BRIDGE OPTION

BENCH OPTION ?

Q2+Q3+Q4: CONCEPT DESIGN DEVELOPMENTMARCH - DECEMBER 2015


COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT / CONCEPT DESIGN

ENGAGE COMMUNITY/STAKEHOLDERS

COORDINATE WITHFEASIBILITY ANALYSIS

DETERMINE INPUT TOCONCEPT DESIGN

PRESENTATIONS AND COMMUNITY-TEAM-CITY

· OVERARCHING DESIGN PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES

· WHERE THE DESIGN COMPETITION WORK LEFT OFF

· KEY DESIGN OBJECTIVES FOR PROJECT AREAS ONE AND TWO

· ENGINEERING OBJECTIVES

· CONCEPT DESIGN ISSUES, INCLUDING NEED TO CONSIDER ALTERNATIVES

FINAL CONCEPT DESIGN COMMUNITY-TEAM-CITY

· BALANCE COMMUNITY PRIORITIES WITH OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS

· RISK MITIGATION

· URBAN IMPACT + QUALITY OF LIFE · COST

INTERNAL MEETINGS TEAM

· OPTIONS AND ALTERNATIVES

· ENGINEERING FEASIBILITY

· BENEFIT/COST IMPLICATIONS

· TARGETED DESIGN CONCEPTS

WORKSHOPS AND MEETINGS COMMUNITY

· INPUT THROUGH ENGAGEMENT SESSIONS

· PUBLIC AND STAKEHOLDER NEEDS

· PRIORITIES FOR CONSIDERATION IN CONCEPT DESIGN

COORDINATION AND UPDATE MEETINGS CITY

· DESIGN RECOMMENDATIONS

· DESIGN OBJECTIVES FOR PROJECT AREA

· EVALUATE COMMUNITY PRIORITIES VS. OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS

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ENGINEERINGDESIGN

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

URBANDESIGN


COMPLETION

DECEMBER2015

Q1 Q3Q2 Q4STAKEHOLDER MTGS

INITIAL ENGAGEMENT MTGS

DATA GATHERINGINSPECTION & TESTING(STRUCTURAL, GEOTECHNICAL, UTILITIES, TRAFFIC)

HYDROLOGY STUDIESFLOOD/RISK ASSESSMENT

PROJECT AREA 2FEASIBILITY STUDY

STAKEHOLDER MTGS

ENGAGEMENT MTGS/DESIGN WORKSHOPS

IMAGINE ALTERNATIVESESTABLISH PRIORITIES

FINAL HYDROLOGY ANDFLOOD RISK REPORT

COMPLETE FEASIBILITYSTUDY PROJECT AREA 2

DEVELOP PROJECT AREA1 AND 2 ALTERNATIVES

STAKEHOLDER MTGS

DESIGN WORKSHOPS

PRESENT ALTERNATIVESRECEIVE FEEDBACKDISCUSS PRIORITIES

REFINE ALTERNATIVE

DRAFT CONCEPTDESIGN REPORT

STAKEHOLDER MTGS

SHARE DESIGN RESULTS

SHOW EFFECT OF FEEDBACKSHOW COST-RISK COMPARISONSOPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE

FINAL CONCEPT DESIGNCOST-RISK-IMPACT ANALYSIS

OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCEANALYSIS


QUESTIONS / DISCUSSION


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