The San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority is requesting submittal of multi-benefit wetland restoration projects for consideration and possible addition to the Bay Restoration Regulatory Integration Team’s (BRRIT’s) priority project list.
The BRRIT is a team of dedicated, funded staff from the six state and federal regulatory agencies with jurisdiction over wetlands restoration projects in San Francisco Bay:
On May 8, 2020, the Governing Board of the Restoration Authority approved funding for the San Pablo Baylands Collaborative Protection & Restoration (CPR) Project: Phase 1 and the North Richmond Shoreline Living Levee Project.
CEQA documents for those projects can be found below:
Oakland, CA - Today, in its first ever virtual meeting, the Governing Board of the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority (Authority) heard the slate of nine projects that staff will recommend for the third round of Measure AA grant funding.
Dear Friends of the Restoration Authority
The last few weeks have presented all of us with unprecedented challenges both at home and at work. I hope that you, your family and friends, and your co-workers are all safe and well during this stressful and frightening time.
Doug McConnell and the OpenRoad team spent time looking at the Authority and the important work being done with Measure AA funding. The full episode can be viewed here.
Dear Friends of the Restoration Authority,
This message is to let you know how we at the Authority are coping with the Coronavirus outbreak, and what you as a grantee, contractor, prospective grantee, or interested citizen can do to help us keep moving forward.
The Authority tracks the impact and progress of the projects it has funded against a series of performance measures and strategic objectives. This data is reported annually in the Authority's Annual Reports, and is available through Performance Measure Dashboards hosted on EcoAtlas.
