Table 5. Alternatives Used in the Final EIS for the Coast of Florida Erosion and Storm Effects Study, Region III, Palm Beach, Broward and Dade Counties, Florida
Source: USACE 2002c - http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/dp/spp.htm.

Alternatives
No Action Beach fill with periodic nourishment Relocation of structures
Rezoning beach area Beach fill with periodic nourishment stabilized by off shore breakwater or artificial reef Flood proofing of structures
Modification of building codes Beach fill with periodic nourishment with maintenance material from updrift inlet Abandon or modify navigation projects
Construction of setback line Beach fill and periodic nourishment stabilized by groins Sand tightening of jetties
Moratorium on construction Seawalls Upgrading or construction of sand plants for renourishment
Flood insurance Beach fill with periodic nourishment and hurricane surge protection Use of sand from offshore borrow areas for beach fill
Evacuation planning Beach fill with periodic nourishment and hurricane surge protection – off shore breakwater or artificial reef Use of beach compatible sand from the maintenance dredging of navigational channels for beach nourishment
Establish a no-growth program Near shore berms Use of upland sand sources for beach fill
Condemnation of land and structures Beach fill with near shore berms Use of Bahamian sand for beach fill
Various non-structural combinations Stabilization of beaches and dunes by vegetation Various combinations of any of these
Revetment Feeder beach