
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO BAY SHORELINE PHASE I PROJECT
CONSTRUCTION GENERAL SUPPLEMENTAL
PROJECT LOCATION AND Description
The South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Phase I project is a multi-purpose Flood Risk Management, Ecosystem Restoration and Recreation Project in San Jose, CA. The project manages risk for 5,500 residents and 1,100 structures, restores 2,900 acres of tidal wetlands (148,308 habitat units), and improves recreation in the area by providing key connections to the iconic San Francisco Bay Trail.
TOTAL FUNDING*
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TOTAL PROJECT COST
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$545,003,000
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FEDERAL COST
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$236,061,590
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NON-FEDERAL COST
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$308,941,410
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TOTAL FEDERAL EXPENDITURES THROUGH FY 2020
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$8,856,720
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*Amounts include GI-funds for PED, BBA, and regular CG. Amounts do not take into account contributed funds. BBA funding limit for project is $124,300,000, compared to estimated need of $215,468,713. NFS have agreed to contribute funds to cover estimated $91,168,713 shortfall in BBA funds for the project
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FY 22 accomplishments
- Continue Reaches 1-3 construction.
- Continue coordination for Reach 4/5, Artesian Slough Closure Structure, UPRR Closure Structure, UPRR Pedestrian Bridge, and Ecotone.
FY 23 accomplishments
- Continue Reaches 1-3 construction.
- Continue coordination for Reach 4/5, Artesian Slough Closure Structure, UPRR Closure Structure, UPRR Pedestrian Bridge, and Ecotone.
ISSUES AND OTHER INFORMATION
- The Non-Federal Sponsors are the California State Coastal Conservancy and the Santa Clara Valley Water District (Valley Water).
CONGRESSIONAL INTEREST
- 17th District, Rep. Rho Khanna
POINT OF CONTACT
- Deputy for Project Management, (415) 503-6593
Updated 24 Jan 2023

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