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C-1 <br />40 <br />of one (1) square foot of land varied between $3.48 and $29.90 for government, <br />single family residential, multi -family residential, commercial and time-share land <br />use properties along the Oceanfront (refer to Table 3), Construction costs for new <br />seawalls or revetments were assumed to be $750 per linear front foot for <br />residential properties. Maintenance costs for seawalls and revetments were <br />estimated at approximately $17 per front foot per year for existing erosion control <br />structures. <br />The "without project" storm protection alternatives are whatever actions are in the <br />oceanfront property owners' economic interest to protect themselves from yearly <br />landward erosion as allowed by existing local and state policies and regulations. <br />Oceanfront properties fall into five (5) categories including: single family <br />residential, multi -family residential, timeshare, commercial and government <br />properties. In addition, oceanfront properties are comprised of two (2) <br />subcategories: properties with an erosion control structure and properties without <br />an erosion control structure. <br />It is assumed that the seawalled oceanfront properties will maintain or repair their <br />existing erosion control structures in the absence of a project and sets their <br />benefits equal to the maintenance cost savings over a projected 30 -year benefit <br />period. <br />The "without project" benefit to unarmored (i.e., non -hardened) oceanfront <br />properties is whatever actions are in the oceanfront nrnnPrty owners' econornic <br />interest to protect themselves from yearly landward erosion and the occurrence <br />of a 15 -year storm event in Sector 7 a five (5) -year storm event was appliedif <br />the major habitable structures on the properly are in jeopardy of significant <br />structural damage from yearly landward erosion or a 15 -year storm event, it is <br />assumed that the property owner will armor the shoreline (i.e., construct an <br />