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MLU-3.3aAmend the Land Development Code to include mandatory transportation demand management (TDM) regulations citywide.

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Progress

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Official description

Amend the Land Development Code to include mandatory transportation demand management (TDM) regulations citywide.
(Full action name in the CAP)

Currently, the City of San Diego requires that some development projects have Transportation Demand Management (TDM) plans. These projects are determined by Parking Standards Transit Priority Area Regulations (San Diego Municipal Code Section 142.0528), the CAP Consistency Checklist, or the Complete Communities: Mobility Choices Ordinance (San Diego Municipal Code Sections 143.1101, 143.1102, and 143.1103).

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MLU-3.3a. Amend the Land Development Code to include mandatory transportation demand management (TDM) regulations citywide.
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Lead department

  • Council Prioritization Score

    47.34

Action Timing

Reduce GHG Emissions

Community Identified Action

  • Feasibility score

    4.24(1-10)

  • Equity score

    1(1-10)
Information updated 06/25/2024