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Home My WebLink AboutPC Meeting 01-16-14 (Reso 2740-2014) - Attachment SSF-ClimateActionPlanCITY OF South San Francisco Climate Action Plan www.pmcworld.com                            •Learn more about climate change in Chapter 2, and understand your community's vulnerabilities and opportunities in Chapter 5 •Explore local trends and activiites that cause GHGs in Chapter 3 •Find ideas to improve your home in Chapter 4 Resident in South San Francisco •Learn about programs and ideas to reduce operating costs and market your business in Chapter 4 •Find out about rebates and incentives available for businesses undertaking energy efficiency improvements in Chapter 4 Business in South San Francisco •Identify potential partnerships based on the programs and strategies outlined in Chapters 4 and 5 •Generate ideas for energy and climate action planning based on ideas in Chapter 4 State or regional government staff Climate Change 2010: Sustainable South San Francisco Division launched 2013: Emissions reduction goal of 15% below 2005 levels by 2020 Land Use & Transportation 2001: Transportation Demand Management Program 2010: Bicycle Master Plan adopted Building Energy & Renewables 2009: Green X-Ray House Demonstration Project 2010: Annex building solar installation 2011: Miller Avenue Parking Structure completed with EV charging and green features Waste Reduction 2007: Construction and Demolition Recycling Ordinance 2008: Green Food Packaging Ordinance 2012: Regional single-use bag ban                                              Land Use and Transportation 27% Energy Efficiency 25% Renewable Energy 11% Waste 14% Water Efficiency 1% Existing Activities 22% Land Use and Transportation 23% Energy Efficiency 35% Renewable Energy 15% Waste 12% Water Efficiency <1% Existing Activities 15% 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Existing Activity 1: ANIP 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 540 Participation Metrics: 290 homes receiving full retrofits and 460 homes receiving partial retrofits Existing Activity 2: C&D Ordinance 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 50 Participation Metrics: 9,310 additional tons of recycled C&D waste Existing Activity 3: CSI 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 890 Participation Metrics: 70 solar panel arrays installed to date Existing Activity 4: Municipal Energy Programs 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 330 Participation Metrics: Not applicable Existing Activity 5: Community Transportation Plan 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): Supportive – Not quantified Participation Metrics: Supportive – Not applicable Existing Activity 6: SSFUSD-Chevron Partnership 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 460 Participation Metrics: Not applicable Existing Activity 7: TDM 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 4,210 Participation Metrics: Not applicable Existing Activity 8: General Plan 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 3,610 Participation Metrics: 440 single-family homes and 3,350 multi- family homes built since 2005 Existing Activity 9: Green X-Ray House 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): Supportive – Not quantified Participation Metrics: Supportive – Not applicable Measure 1.1: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 890 Participation Metrics: Implement regional transportation plans and existing programs Measure 1.2: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 3,580 Participation Metrics: Expansion of TDMs to affect 25–44% of all local employment Measure 1.3: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 2,660 Participation Metrics: 8.5% of city is transit-oriented, mixed-use development, achieving 30 units/acre in the ECR/Chestnut Plan and a 10% reduction in parking supply for reductions in vehicle miles traveled Measure 2.1: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 2,770 Participation Metrics: 80 public EV charging stations, and 950 houses (4%) and 90 EV charging stations installed at businesses Measure 2.2: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 2,670 Participation Metrics: 1,670 lawnmowers (20%) and 430 leaf blowers (20%) traded in; 40% of equipment used in construction converted to alternative fuels and a 25% reduction in construction idling time Measure 3.1: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 250 Participation Metrics: 90 new single-family houses (20%), 670 new multi-family units (20%), and 40 new businesses (20%) achieving the CALGreen Tier 1 standards Measure 3.2: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 1,900 Participation Metrics: 300 low-income homes (40%) weatherized; 1,450 households (10%) participating in the basic-level Energy Upgrade CA program, and 720 households (5%) participating in the advanced program; 990 homes (4%) upgrading appliances, and 780 new and existing homes (3%) using smart grid appliances; 40 for-sale homes (5%) receiving upgrades as part of the sales process Measure 3.3: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 9,470 Participation Metrics: 360 businesses (15%) upgrading appliances; 50 existing businesses (2%) and 10 new businesses (5%) using smart grid appliances; 3 million nonresidential square feet (20%) being retrocommissioned; 50% of all nonresidential boilers upgraded to higher-efficiency models; 470 businesses (20%) undergoing structural retrofits, and 90 businesses (4%) undergoing deep retrofits Measure 3.4: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 60 Participation Metrics: 810 existing houses (4%) and 50 existing businesses (2%), and 570 new houses (15%) and 20 new businesses (10%), reducing energy use through cooling strategies Measure 3.5: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 130 Participation Metrics: 2,010 houses (10%) engaging in behavioral-based energy reduction efforts •Insulation •Air & Duct Sealing •Lighting & Plug Loads •Appliances •Behavior Fundamentals •Heating •Air Conditioning •Ventilation •Water Heating •Windows Major Systems •Solar Photovoltaic •Solar Thermal •Wind •Water Catchment Renewables    Measure 4.1: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 5,100 Participation Metrics: 80,440 (2%) square feet of nonresidential roof space converted to solar panels; 1,390 (6%) houses with solar panel arrays; 38% of electricity demand for new large-scale nonresidential development supplied by on-site renewables; 1,050 houses (4%) with solar water heaters   Measure 4.2: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): Supportive – Not quantified Participation Metrics: Supportive – Not applicable Measure 4.3: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): Supportive – Not quantified Participation Metrics: Supportive – Not applicable Measure 5.1: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 6,720 Participation Metrics: 21,520 households (90%) and 2,290 businesses (90%) participating in composting program; all community residents and employees participating in the increased recycling efforts    Measure 5.2: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): Supportive – Not quantified Participation Metrics: Supportive – Not applicable Measure 6.1: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): 250 Participation Metrics: 1.03 billion gallons of water and 1,346,020 kWh saved annually     Measure 6.2: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): Supportive – Not quantified Participation Metrics: Supportive – Not applicable Measure 7.1: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): Supportive – Not quantified Participation Metrics: Supportive – Not applicable Measure 7.2: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): Supportive – Not quantified Participation Metrics: Supportive – Not applicable Measure 7.3: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): Supportive – Not quantified Participation Metrics: Supportive – Not applicable Measure 7.4: Implementation Metrics 2020 GHG Reduction (MTCO2e): Supportive – Not quantified Participation Metrics: Supportive – Not applicable       Favorable for adaptation and reduction efforts Peak energy demand management Energy-efficient buildings Water conservation Smart growth principles Favorable for reduction, but unfavorable for adaptation efforts Forestry with non-native species Urban forestry (shade trees) with high water demand Certain biofuels production Favorable for adaptation, but unfavorable for reduction efforts Meeting peak energy demand with fossil fuels Water desalination Increased air conditioner use Use of drainage pumps in low-lying areas Unfavorable for adaptation and reduction efforts Development in floodplains Traditional sprawl development Development in hotter regions Favorable Actions Unfavorable Actions                                                                     . Energy 47% Transportation 45% Off-Road 5% Solid Waste 3% Water and Wastewater <1% 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.          