NOEP Table 6-5: Benefit of Beach Restorations in <strong>California</strong> 40 Location Conceptual Project Cost Net Benefit Benefit/Cost Ratio Venice Beach Groin repair $2,000,000 $130,270,670 65.14 Leo Carrillo <strong>State</strong> Retention $170,000 $8,310,900 48.89 Beach structure/dune Dockweiler Beach Groin repair $1,350,000 $42,520,220 31.50 Topanga Beach Seawall $630,000 $8,798,226 13.97 East Beach Groin repair $1,500,000 $17,379,719 11.59 Will Rogers Beach Groin repair $3,900,000 $43,060,455 11.04 Pierpont Beach Groin repair $820,000 $13,432,299 16.38 Hueneme Beach Seawall $850,000 $12,382,432 14.57 El Granda Revetment $1,000,000 $13,843,292 13.84 Beach Boulevard Repair Rock toe $824,000 $10,328,642 12.53 Carpinteria <strong>State</strong> Beach Cobble berm $6,500,000 $44,106,263 6.79 Pismo Beach Nourishment/retention $4,000,000 $26,059,465 6.51 structure San Buenaventura Groin repair $3,800,000 $14,945,698 3.93 Beach Access way Revetment $50,000 $187,382 3.75 El Capitan <strong>State</strong> Nourishment/retention $3,600,000 $10,301,836 2.86 Beach Ashby Interchange Revetment $275,000 $735,491 2.67 The Hook Shore retention wall $2,000,000 $4,896,221 2.45 Regugio <strong>State</strong> Nourishment/retention $2,600,000 $5,518,840 2.12 Beach Coyote Point Nourishment/retention $5,500,000 $8,579,945 1.56 Twin Lakes Beach Seawall $5,000,000 $7,632,443 1.53 Surfers Point Cobble berm/retention $7,700,000 $10,820,353 1.41 Carlsbad <strong>State</strong> Nourishment $21,000,000 $28,516,254 1.36 Beach Hobson Nourishment/retention $12,300,000 $12,752,134 1.04 La Conchita Nourishment/retention $12,300,000 $12,608,042 1.03 Dan Blocker Beach Nourishment/retention $5,700,000 $5,748,354 1.01 Leadbetter Beach Seawall $2,360,000 $1,474,537 0.62 Isla Vista Nourishment/retention $13,700,000 $6,781,239 0.49 Cayucos Beach Seawall $820,000 $372,877 0.45 Source: <strong>California</strong> Beach Restoration Study, Department of Boating and Waterway 6.3.1 Funding Sources In 1999, the Public Beach Restoration Program (PBRP) was created under the administration of the Department of Boating and Waterway. The program was motivated by the loss of public beaches due to man’s activities in upland watersheds and along the shoreline. The following table lists the projects and funding for the program, which was funded for $10 million in grants for fiscal year 2000-2001. 40 Definitions to help understand chart: groins and jetties are walls built perpendicular to the shoreline. They are designed to trap sand that is moving along the shore due to the long shore current. A groin usually extends to the end of the surf zone while a jetty extends further into an inlet to stabilize a navigation channel. The construction of both groins and jetties severely affects the flow of sand moved by the long shore currents. 94
NOEP Table 6-6: Funding for <strong>California</strong> Beach Restoration Projects Recipient Project Funding City of San Francisco Nourishment at <strong>Ocean</strong> Beach $1,000,000 BEACON Nourishment at Goleta County Beach $650,000 City of Port Hueneme Dune restoration and vegetation at city beach park $129,500 Surfside-Sunset Project Nourishment at Surfside- Sunset feeder beach $3,850,000 SANDAG Regional Beach Restoration Project Nourishment at 12 beaches in San Diego County Feasibility study of beach $1,236,500 Cities and Individual projects nourishment alternatives at various beaches Approx. $3,134,000 Source: <strong>California</strong> Beach Restoration Study, Department of Boating and Waterway The funding allocation for the above projects is exhibited in Table 6.7 below. Table 6-7: Total Beach Restoration Funding by Category Project Category Number of Total Funding Percentage of Projects (00-01) Program Budget Beach Nourishment and Restoration 5 $6,866,000 69% Corps of Engineers Projects 9 $2,594,000 26% Research and Other Studies 2 $540,000 5% Total 16 $10,000,000 100% 6.4 References US Army Corps of Engineers . CA Department of Boating and Waterway: <strong>California</strong> Beach Restoration Study . . 95
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