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MWA 2012 General Assembly ~ It's Time for a Crucial Discussion on Waterfront Cities Facing Sea Level Rise
Friday, November 9, 2012 - 8:58am
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MWA's 2012
General Assembly
General Assembly Meeting Notes
The waterfront communities of the metropolitan region couldn't have had a more pointed reminder than Hurricane Sandy: Forward-thinking public policy to protect our waterfront is critical to our future health and prosperity.
The General Assembly was scheduled to take place on November 14th, weeks before Sandy. On November 14, days after unprecedented -- but foreseen -- damage from storm surge, the need to address our shoreline infrastructure is imperative.
The results of our work at the General Assembly will help develop a progressive waterfront policy that MWA will use to influence the platforms for those who seek elected office and to inform and finalize MWA's new strategic plan.
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| general_assembly_meeting_agenda_final_111312.pdf | 102.14 KB |
| 12_point_plan_for_responding_to_coastal_flooding.pdf | 42.89 KB |
| mwa_general_assembly_feedback_notes.pdf | 446.47 KB |





