Coos Bay Estuary Management Plan - Joint Committee Meeting, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 10 a.m., Owen Building, 201 No. Adams St., Coquille.  This two-part, 2-hour webinar will include information focused on Land Use Planning Goals 5 and 7, followed by a briefing on research and management measures applicable to resilience and hazard planning.  Join with Google Meet, Meeting link:  meet.google.com/swi-ktqp-xwy.  Join by phone:  (US) +1 931-683-2527, PIN: 157677592.  This is a fully virtual webinar.  Webinar Overview:  This two-part, 2-hour webinar will include information focused on Land Use Planning Goals 5 and 7, followed by a briefing on research and management measures applicable to resilience and hazard planning:  Part 1 - Land Use Planning: The first hour of this webinar will include a Statewide Land Use Planning Goals 5 & 7 overview. Amanda Puntin of DLCD will provide an informational presentation on Goal 5 (Natural Resources, Scenic and Historic Areas, and Open Spaces), followed by a presentation by Marian Lahav reviewing the content and application of Goal 7 (Areas Subject to Natural Hazards).  An opportunity for Q&A will be available following each presentation.  Part 2 - Hazard & Resilience Research & Management: Following a short break, the second hour of the webinar will include a presentation from Jonathan Allen from the Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries (DOGAMI) on geologic hazards that are likely to impact the Coos Bay region in the coming decades, followed by a presentation from Matthew Brand from Louisiana State University's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Matthew will be discussing potential impacts associated with sea-level rise and current research models that help inform planning around these impacts. An opportunity for Q&A will be available following each presentation.  Speakers:  Amanda Puntin (Oregon Department of Land Conservation & Development); Marian Lahav(Oregon Department of Land Conservation & Development); Jonathan Allen (Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries); Matthew Brand (Louisiana State University's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering).