Five months after the release of a major sea level adaptation study for San Rafael’s most flood-prone neighborhood, the residents that live in the Canal district have released their own vision plan.
It is tied to the city’s climate adaptation planning, with links to the city’s economic development and housing policy, and it explicitly calls out the risk of displacement due to “green gentrification,” which urban planners often avoid or mention superficially.
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