Economic Development | Climate Action Plan

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City of San Diego /

Economic Development

San Diego CAPSan Diego Climate Action Plan

Responsible in 20 actions

ID

Action title

Implementation phase

Status

Tasks

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Council Prioritization Score

BE-1.3a

Develop municipal energy implementation plan and municipal zero carbon emissions buildings and operations policies.

On time

BE-1.3SA-2

Identify and prioritize energy projects at City facilities that increase resiliency...

On time

BE-1.3SA-3

Implement technologies...at City facilities to meet the zero emissions goals...established in the Municipal Energy Strategy & Implementation Plan.

On time

BE-1.3SA-6

Future development on City-owned property will require and reward proposals based on decarbonization and other CAP goals

BE-SA-2

Advance workforce development programs for decarbonization including energy efficiency and renewable energy projects

On time

RE-2.3-SA-1

Set a goal to install public EV charging stations on city property to support EV adoption in Communities of Concern.

On time

RE-2.3-SA-2

Work with local businesses to expand EV charging stations on commercial property

On time

RE-2.3-SA-5

Explore the development of a citywide policy for surplus land...to be considered for EV charging sites...

MLU-3.1-SA16

Increase number of trash and recycling receptacles in pedestrian corridors/Transit Priority Areas

On time

MLU-3.3-SA1

Create a Digital Navigator support line.

On time

CECC-4.3b

Invest in expanding the food waste prevention network - expand infrastructure & partnerships for edible food recovery

On time

CECC-4.3d

Establish a multidisciplinary team of subject matter experts across City departments with a focus on land use, economic growth, neighborhood vitality and healthy food access to work with community members to expand urban agricultural programs and develop policies to encourage community-based farms, including demonstration projects

CECC-4.3-SA3

Increase community participation with the Urban Agriculture Incentive Zone (UAIZ) program

On time

CECC-4.3-SA4

Partner with County of SD to increase community access to Federal meal programs (EBT, WIC, etc) and incentivize usage of these programs for local food access (CSA, farmers market, retail)

On time

CECC-4.3-SA5

Invest in a network of local food sourcing, aggregation, distribution and processing infrastructure including regional food hubs, neighborhood scale commercial kitchens or shared kitchens, and other food businesses, particularly in low-income communities

On time

CECC-4.3-SA6

Regulate or activate programs for food businesses to minimize food related carbon emissions...and provide technical assistance and resources. Also include checklist and outreach as part of business licensing process

On time

CECC-4.4d

Analyze city regulations and other barriers to developing businesses that reuse or repair consumer goods, where doing so will not adversely impact the surrounding residential neighborhood

RIHE-5.1-SA2

Acquire Open Space Conservation Land

Continuous

RIHE-5.1-SA3

Create a pilot carbon farming program on vacant public land or in partnerships with educational institutions and non-profit organizations

RIHE-5.2-SA12

Redesign hardscape infrastructure around existing City trees when possible in order to increase large tree canopy cover.

On time