<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>This report presents an in-depth study of buyouts in the New York metropolitan region following Hurricanes Irene and Sandy as a tool for adaptation against flooding. It provides an overview of flooding risk, a detailed summation of buyout programs in and outside of the region, quantitative analyses that organize the region into place types, and five case studies of the fiscal impact of buyouts on selected communities. The research draws from original analysis; interviews with buyout program staff, planners, conservation experts, and other stakeholders; and a round table workshop hosted by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Regional Plan Association in December 2014. That meeting galvanized recommendations that address time frame, administration, funding, municipal participation, and resident concerns. The report offers a set of policy recommendations to improve the effectiveness of and participation in buyout programs. The lessons learned from analyzing buyout programs in New York will provide insight and guidance for the whole nation.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>This report offers policy recommendations to increase participation in buyout programs and to make them more effective tools for building resilience in coastal communities. Based on a study of managed retreat following Hurricanes Irene and Sandy, the report provides an overview of flooding risk, a detailed summation of existing buyout programs, case studies, and interviews.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>Robert Freudenberg is the director of energy and environmental programs at Regional Plan Association, leading the organization's initiatives in areas including climate mitigation and adaptation, open-space conservation and park development, and water resource management. Rob works closely with other RPA staff to integrate these objectives with RPA's economic, transportation, land use, design, and community development initiatives. <p/> Ellis Calvin is an associate planner for Regional Plan Association's energy and environmental programs dedicated to making the New York metropolitan region a more equitable and resilient place. . His work includes researching best practices in climate change and adaptation strategies as well as conducting data and spatial analyses to clarify the impact of environmental planning and policies on quality of life and economic competitiveness <p/> Laura Tolkoff previously served as senior planner for energy and environmental programs at Regional Plan Association where she focused on advancing climate mitigation and resilience through research, planning, and advocacy. Her work included a number of rebuilding efforts, innovating in design and planning, building community resilience, and reshaping federal policies and programs to address future climate impacts. <p/> Dare Brawley was previously a research analyst for energy and environmental programs at RPA. She led research efforts in resilience and scenario planning for "The Fourth Regional Plan," a set of analyses, projections, and policy recommendations about the future dynamics of the Greater NYC urban system. <p/>
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