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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2012/05/22 Item 17 Additional Information - Climate Action Plan Implementation Progress Report CLIMATE ACTION PLAN Implementation Progress Report City Council Meeting May 22, 2012 Overall Implementation Status •Climate Action Planaddresses climate change threat & creates numerous co-benefits •18 climate actions (comprised of 57 components) 91% “Completed” or “In Progress” •Out of 57 components, only 5 remain “On-Hold” Mitigation #2 -Street Sweeper conversion to AFV Mitigation #6 -H Street Corridor Study Mitigation #7 -Community turf conversions Adaptation #8 -Biological monitoring of open space Adaptation #9 -Biological monitoring of wetlands •Presentation only highlighting major progress •Additional resources for energy-related climate actions Climate Mitigation 1.Clean Fleet Progress-(2) new hybrid wastewater trucks Next Steps-(2) new hybrids for FY13 2.City-Contracted Clean Fleets Progress-New CNG public dispenser at PWC Next Steps-Tow Truck RFP released in June 3.Business Energy Evaluations Progress-Over 360 participants had free upgrades Next Steps-New program cycle to expand resources Climate Mitigation 4.Green Building Standard Progress-New voluntary GB+ program launched Next Steps-Revised standard w/ new Title 24 (CY13) 5.Solar & Energy Efficiency Conversions Progress-Over $300,000 in incentives distributed Next Steps-Property Assessed Clean Energy launch 6.Smart Growth Around Trolley Stations Progress-Consultant hired for grade separation study Next Steps-Continue to pursue funding resources Climate Mitigation 7.Turf Lawn Conversion Progress-NatureScape-In-Box kits & workshops began Next Steps-Complete Orange Ave. median turf retrofits Climate Adaptation 1.Cool Paving Progress-Consultant report being developed Next Steps-Potential grant funding for demo site 2.Shade Trees Progress-New policy developed for shade trees Next Steps-Landscape Manual updated accordingly 3.Cool Roofs Progress-New code developed & adopted by Council Next Steps-Tracking for compliance Climate Adaptation 4.Local Water Supply & Reuse Progress-Preliminary standards design created Next Steps-Standards finalized & presented to Council 5.Storm Water Pollution Prevention & Reuse Progress-Required code revisions identified Next Steps-Code revised & presented to Council 6/7. Education & Wildfires/Extreme Heat Progress-Air quality alerts distributed thru Nixle Next Steps-Emergency Response Plan updated Climate Adaptation 8.Open Space Management Progress-Installed (4) new master water valves Next Steps-Pursue grant funding for monitoring 9.Wetlands Preservation Progress-Consultant proposals for NRMP selected Next Steps-OVRP plan amended for climate resilience 10.Sea Level Rise & Land Development Codes Progress-Ordinance created & adopted by Council Next Steps-CEQA review process established Climate Adaptation 11.Green Economy Progress-Online CLEAN Business database created Next Steps-New procedures for “green” procurement 2013-2014 Local Government Partnership •Continue to support energy-related climate measures •CA Public Utilities Commission process PIP (High Level) EE Portfolio SOW (Detailed) •Proposed components: Municipal Facility Improvements Community Energy Efficiency Sustainable Buildings Green Jobs & Homes for All Energy Efficient Economic Development Regional Collaboration Administration Up to $3.8 million proposal • New CPUC/SDG&E guidance received QUESTIONS?