The Coastal Resilience Master Plan is an implementation action of Climate Resilient SD. This project is made possible through grants from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and California State Coastal Conservancy.

The plan will identify nature-based solutions for locations along San Diego's coast to improve the resilience of our communities to sea level rise while also benefiting wildlife, habitat and natural coastal resources.

The plan will include the development of concept-level designs for six locations along San Diego's coast, a pilot project technical studies and completion of a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) environmental analysis. Throughout plan development, the City will engage with stakeholders and community members through a stakeholder advisory committee, pop-up engagement events, and community workshops and webinars.

Draft Coastal Resilience Master Plan

The Draft Coastal Resilience Master Plan is now available for public review. 

To provide feedback on the draft plan, please complete the feedback form for one or all project sites.

Questions or comments can also be submitted via email to ClimateResilientSD@sandiego.gov.

Community Webinar: This webinar discussed the planning process for the Coastal Resilience Master Plan, provided an overview of the proposed concept designs and outlined the next steps. Interactive breakout groups for each project site were held.

Community Webinar Presentation

Community Pop-up Event: City Planning will be attending Family Day at the Central Library. Community members are invited to come by to learn about the Coastal Resilience Master Plan, provide feedback and ask questions!

Date: Nov. 23, 2024

Time: 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Location: San Diego Central Library, 330 Park Blvd., San Diego, CA 92101. 1^st Floor Courtyard