¶ … Worshipful Mayor
Memo regarding building emergency sea gate with current funds
After studying the issue, and the costs thereof, we have come to the conclusion based on the following facts:
That building a Seagate may be feasible as per the advice of the engineers. However they also opinion that such a hurricane as sandy occurs once in 25 or so years. The cost of building such a barrier would be enormous. It would result in increased taxes and the efficiency of such a measure is not guaranteed.
The second alternate is to build smaller dykes that would keep off sea erosions but would do nothing against storms like sandy.
The third alternate is to increase the existing infrastructure in such a way that flooding can be avoided. And other programs are continued in a phased manner.
With consideration to all of the above, we believe that investing in a sea gate at this juncture would be a waste of resources. On the other hand we have about 10 years before another such calamity can occur. We studied the management of drain and storm water management and propose based on these studies that Your Worship may be pleased to consider these facts:
1. That aftermath of the Sandy the new and media have covered the event and brought forth suggestions like Sea Gate must have a 6 or 7 feet high cement and steel sea walls. There were about 850 homes in the community and it is noted that some cement and steel barriers would protect the properties against waves, but not against giant storms, incoming waves, but not from the flood waters. It is submitted that any amount of barriers erected against the sea would not be enough against storms of the Sandy kind. It would be impossible to erect without break a wall about 150 feet high all over and it is possible that the storm gets over that too. Normal storms are another issue. (Shawn, 2012) However the solution of building a wall is not the solution because such steel structures that existed did not protect the homes. The only alternative against storms like sandy is seeing that residences are constructed...
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