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Orange County Coastal Regional Sediment Management Plan
4. THE PLAN
The Plan activities listed in Table 4.1 were developed based on input from the Plan sponsors
and stakeholders. Four types of activity categories are provided as follows:
1. Activities were ranked into high, medium, and low priority based on a combination of
stakeholder interests, perceived needs, recreational benefits, shore protection benefits,
funding availability, costs, habitat impacts, regulatory requirements, and permitability
2. Type of activity is based on:
a. Plan Performance activities are designed to improve performance of the Plan.
This includes monitoring and feedback activities which could inform other Plan
activities for better decision making;
b. Construction activities are projects that can be built and support coastal RSM;
and
c. Governance and Regulation activities are intended to provide the governance
structure and improve government regulation to facilitate Plan implementation.
3. State of the activity separates between those that are existing and are expected to
continue into the future and those that merely have the potential to begin (i.e. have not
yet begun).
4. Duration separates activities into those that can be completed, those that would be
ongoing without end, and those that would be recurring without end.
4.1 Initiate Outreach and Education
For the Plan to be implemented, it must be known. Outreach and education is a means to get
the Plan into the hands of people, stakeholders, and agencies who can bring it into fruition.
Once the Plan is finalized, the first steps of this activity are to develop a concise brochure and a
webpage for the Plan. This should be followed with presentations of the Plan to technical,
professional, and decision making bodies.
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