Climate Action Plan| ID | | Status | Tasks |
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| BE-1.1SA-1 | Complete an analysis of the City's building and housing stock. | | | No tasks | a year ago | |
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| BE-1.1a | Develop a comprehensive building decarbonization roadmap. | | | 3 tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| BE-1.1SA-2 | Update the Building Energy Benchmarking Ordinance to expand enforcement and compliance. | | | 3 tasks | a year ago | |
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| BE-1.1b | Develop a Building Performance Standards (BPS) policy. | | | 7 tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| BE-1.1SA-3 | Explore opportunities to increase onsite water reuse and irrigation for buildings. | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| BE-1.1SA-4 | Prioritize cool roofs when feasible in energy efficiency building code update. | | | 2 tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| BE-1.1SA-5 | Identify funding sources for residential weatherization projects, appliance exchanges, and building retrofits in CoC's. | | | 3 tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| BE-1.1SA-6 | Expand residential Photovoltaic deployment incentives/programs | | | 2 tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| BE-1.2a | Develop and adopt a Building Electrification policy...requiring new residential and commercial buildings to eliminate the use of natural gas... | | | 4 tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| BE-1.2SA-1 | Prioritize cool roofs in energy efficiency building code update. | | | No tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| BE-1.2SA-2 | Support new regional policies for alternative systems...to replace existing heating and cooling air systems and water systems | | | 1 tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| BE-1.2SA-3 | Establish policies that incentivize developers to use less GHG intensive materials and practices... | | | 5 tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| BE-1.3SA-6 | Future development on City-owned property will require and reward proposals based on decarbonization and other CAP goals | | | No tasks | a year ago | |
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| BE-SA-1 | Remove high-Global Warming Potential refrigerants - develop a refrigerant management program that establishes a phaseout timeline for high-Global Warming Potential refrigerants | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| BE-SA-2 | Advance workforce development programs for decarbonization including energy efficiency and renewable energy projects | | | No tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| RE-2.1-SA-1 | Develop financial support programs to incentivize solar on multifamily buildings, providing financial benefits to tenants and families within Communities of Concern | | | No tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| RE-2.1-SA-2 | Develop financial support programs to incentivize deployment of building-scale renewables and mandate the use of renewables through building codes, while engaging residents and other stakeholders in the process. | | | No tasks | 4 months ago | |
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| RE-2.1-SA-3 | Increase renewable generation at non-residential developments through new policies or incentive programs. | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| RE-2.1-SA-4 | Facilitate local renewable energy resource deployment through land use code update | | | No tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| RE-2.1-SA-6 | Leverage municipal facilities to establish community solar and microgrid solutions when tariffs allow. | | | No tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| RE-2.1-SA-7 | Explore partnerships for a trade-in program for small landscape owners to transition to electric equipment. | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| RE-2.3-SA-3 | Amend the building code update to expand EV charging stations requirements... | | | 1 tasks | 6 months ago | |
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| RE-2.3-SA-4 | Amend the building code to require charging stations for electric bicycles. | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| RE-2.3-SA-6 | Continue...to support the conversion of the school bus fleet to zero emissions vehicles. | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| RE-2.3-SA-7 | Work with SANDAG, APCD and MTS to procure a fully zero emissions bus fleet | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| RE-2.3-SA-8 | Work with SANDAG, APCD, U.S. Navy, the Port of San Diego and other partners on medium and heavy duty (MD/HD) ZEV infrastructure planning. | | | No tasks | 4 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.1a | Develop Safe Routes to Schools safety plans; start a San Diego Safe Routes to Schools program focusing on Communities of Concern and underperforming schools | | | 3 tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA1 | Adopt City portions of SANDAG's forthcoming first mile/last mile initiative and incorporate Safe Routes to Transit strategies in Transit Priority Areas | | | No tasks | 4 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA3 | Increase education campaigns to improve motorist behavior to result in a safer right-of-way for bicyclists and pedestrians. | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA4 | Amend the code and street design manual to include standards for pedestrian oriented street lighting in neighborhoods and alleyways. | | | 2 tasks | a year ago | |
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| MLU-3.1b | Update Bicycle Master Plan with current best practices... | | | 6 tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA6 | Include in Bicycle Master Plan update policies and programs to increase bicycle storage near new bikeways | | | 6 tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.1d | Develop a Mobility Master Plan to reduce mobile sources emissions and further a shift in mode | | | 3 tasks | a year ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA7 | Complete and implement the Mobility Master Plan... | | | 5 tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA8 | Create a quick build policy and design guidelines to facilitate repurposing of the right-of-way or installation of interim or pilot bicycle, ADA accessibility, or pedestrian projects | | | 3 tasks | a year ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA9 | Examine proposed bike and pedestrian projects and use "quick-build" pathways where appropriate to increase financial viability | | | No tasks | a year ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA10 | Identify and address gaps in the City's pedestrian network and opportunities for improved pedestrian crossing, using the City's Pedestrian Master Plan and the City's sidewalk assessment | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA12 | Include shade structures on building frontages in pedestrian thoroughfares. | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA13 | Update street planning and design process with a focus on community input from Communities of Concern to prioritize pedestrians, bicyclists, and transit | | | 1 tasks | 8 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA18 | Update City special events permits to prioritize transit, walking, and bicycling | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA19 | Amend Council Policy 800-14 to prioritize CAP implementation with a greater investment in Communities of Concern, [cont]... | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.1e | Evaluate existing and future fee structures to increase the priority of active transportation project implementation... | | | No tasks | a year ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA20 | Explore fee structure/incentive program to increase cost savings for shared transportation network company (TNC) trips relative to private TNC trips | | | 1 tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.1-SA24 | Engage communities during the community plan updates and other multimodal corridors and active transportation planning processes to better accommodate all users of the right-of-way with an emphasis on improving safety for vulnerable users | | | 1 tasks | 8 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.2a | Advocate for a permanent, regional Youth Opportunity Pass and support the expansion of the program to include college students and residents in Communities of Concern | | | 3 tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.2-SA1 | Facilitate partnerships with universities and colleges with goal of student walk/ride/transit use well-above citywide goals | | | 3 tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.2-SA2 | Create programs and incentives for transit passes bundled with all new major developments within one mile of a major transit stop | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.2b | Create a quick build policy and design guidelines to facilitate repurposing of the right-of-way or installation of installation of interim or pilot transit projects | | | No tasks | a year ago | |
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| MLU-3.2-SA3 | Identify transit stops where upgrades are needed, especially in Communities of Concern, and streamline implementation of upgrades to high priority transit stops | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.2c | Ensure every high-volume transit stop has access to transit shelters... | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.2d | Implement projects and update the Placemaking Ordinance, including a street furniture program that reduces heat exposure, prioritizes natural shade solutions, provides cool transit stops, and improves access to nearby restrooms in high transit use areas and pedestrian corridors, prioritizing Communities of Concern | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.2-SA4 | Support MTS, SANDAG and Caltrans in the creation of transit right-of-way for regional transit connections | | | 1 tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.2e | Develop dedicated bus lanes or shared bus and bike lanes to increase transit efficiency and on-time performance... | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.2-SA5 | Prioritize and assist MTS with siting and design on complete transit stops in CoC, including shade trees, lighting, trash bins | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.2-SA6 | Partner with MTS for priority right of way for buses and trolley in roadway corridors and at intersections | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.3a | Amend the Land Development Code to include mandatory transportation demand management (TDM) regulations citywide. | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.3b | Develop a City of San Diego employee TDM policy. | | | 2 tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.4-SA1 | Work with the Port of San Diego, SANDAG, and Caltrans to prepare a feasibility study to identify the best truck route to Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal and diversion, traffic calming and appropriate signage as included in the APCD’s Community Emission Reduction Plan (CERP) | | | 2 tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.4-SA2 | Work with communities to implement comprehensive solutions for the curb space... | | | 4 tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.5a | Update the Placemaking Ordinance to better support mode shift, to increase accessibility, walkability, and activate public spaces | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.5-SA1 | Amend local regulations, like the Placemaking ordinance, and policies to allow for wider sidewalks and the use of setbacks for public spaces and place making | | | 1 tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| MLU-3.5-SA2 | Implement temporary and permanent car-free zones/zero emission zones | | | 2 tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.5-SA3 | Amend the General Plan Mobility Element to include a Complete Streets policy to enable safe, attractive and comfortable access so that pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists and transit users of all ages and abilities can safely travel within the public right-of-way | | | 2 tasks | a year ago | |
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| MLU-3.5-SA4 | Amend land development code regulations to require more efficient pedestrian access between existing and new development. | | | No tasks | a year ago | |
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| MLU-3.5-SA5 | Prioritize as part of the Environmental Justice work on air quality emissions reduction opportunities with APCD and Communities of Concern | | | No tasks | a year ago | |
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| MLU-3.5b | Focus new development in areas that will allow residents, employees and visitors to safely, conveniently, and enjoyable travel as a pedestrian, or by biking, or transit, such as in Transit Priority Areas (TPAs), and areas of the City with the lowest amount of vehicular travel. | | | 2 tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.5c | Plan for land uses that will allow existing residents, employees and visitors to more safely, conveniently and enjoyably travel as a pedestrian, biking, or transit | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.5-SA6 | Focus on delivering new mixed-use development on sites, including vacant and underutilized lots, located near transit, such as in TPAs and areas of the City of San Diego with the lowest amount of vehicular travel. | | | 2 tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.5-SA7 | Implement active transportation in lieu fees to fund pedestrian, cyclist and transit investments where the greatest GHG emissions reductions will result, in accordance with Complete Communities: Mobility Choices | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.5-SA8 | Maximize new development in areas located with safe, convenient and enjoyable access to transit | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.5-SA9 | Support expansion of urban greenspace including park access, open space, and wildlife corridors where appropriate, along streets to encourage outdoor activity, walking, and increase pedestrian access to parks in Communities of Concern | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.6a | Optimize use of curb space including management of on-street parking in TPAs | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| MLU-3.6b | Amend the land development code to eliminate parking minimum requirements | | | No tasks | a year ago | |
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| MLU-3.6c | Amend the land development code to establish parking maximum requirements for use types and locations where appropriate | | | No tasks | a year ago | |
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| MLU-3.6d | Amend the land development code to prohibit new auto-oriented land uses that would create conflicts with walking and bicycling within TPAs | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| CECC-4.2b | Update the City’s administrative regulations to include purchasing requirements for sustainable products and food | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| 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 | | | No tasks | 5 months ago | |
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| CECC-4.3-SA1 | Work with the County and Farm Bureau to support investments in climate-smart agriculture and the local food supply chain | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| CECC-4.3-SA2 | Incentivize the incorporation of urban agriculture features including indoor agriculture, edible forestry, community gardens, etc | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| CECC-4.3-SA7 | Incorporate food security and reslient food systems into climate resilience and emergency planning | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| CECC-4.4-SA5 | Amend the Construction & Demolition regulations to establish a deconstruction requirement to reduce demolition waste from construction and renovation, facilitate material reuse and create jobs | | | No tasks | a year ago | |
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| RIHE-5.1b | Develop an area specific management plan to protect, restore, and preserve wetland and upland areas on City managed lands, prioritizing Communities of Concern | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| RIHE-5.1c | Develop Natural Resource Management Plans on all managed preserved lands... | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| RIHE-5.1-SA1 | Prioritize parterships with San Diego's tribes and restorative environmental justice opportunities on wetland restoration projects | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| RIHE-5.1-SA2 | Acquire Open Space Conservation Land | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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| RIHE-5.1-SA3 | Create a pilot carbon farming program on vacant public land or in partnerships with educational institutions and non-profit organizations | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| RIHE-5.2-SA1 | Amend the Land Development Code to increase landscape and parking lot tree planting requirements. | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| RIHE-5.2-SA2 | Revise Council Policies and Municipal Codes to strengthen tree protection policies and enhance tree planting efforts. | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| RIHE-5.2-SA10 | Ensure the diversification of tree species, including using native tree and shrub species ... | | | No tasks | 2 years ago | |
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| RIHE-5.3-SA7 | Amend building code regulations to require a percentage of all non-roof (e.g., hardscape) surfaces around new buildings meet certain criteria to reduce urban heat island effect. | | | No tasks | 9 months ago | |
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