Ensure the diversification of tree species, including using native tree and shrub species and/or species that are adapted to higher temperatures and require less water
(Full action name in the CAP)RIHE. Resilient Infrastructures and Healthy Ecosystems / RIHE-5.2. Tree canopy / RIHE-5.2-ongoing. Ongoing operations /
RIHE-5.2-SA10Ensure the diversification of tree species, including using native tree and shrub species ...
Progress
On time
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- Planning
- In progress
- Implementation
- Continuous
Official description
Description
The City of San Diego encourages the use of native trees and highly recommends them for areas where growing space and soil type are conducive to healthy native tree development. The Street Tree Selection Guide was revised in 2023 by the Community Forest Advisory Board to remove species less suitable for street tree planting and to identify additional suitable species.
Some neighborhoods have a Master Street Tree Plan which constrain tree choices. The species included in an individual community's Master Street Tree Plan will be updated along with the community plan update. (NOTE: the Community Plans link in the Street Tree Selection Guide has been moved; please check here for your neighborhood's Community Plan.)
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Timeline
Continuous
Lead department
Council Prioritization Score
22.58
Feasibility score
9.1(1-10)Equity score
1(1-10)
Information updated 09/14/2024