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ES FIGURE ES-5 – 2020 EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS BY GOAL (MTCO 2 E) Provide a Sustainable Energy Portfolio 54% Decrease Energy Consumption 19% Implementation of the CAP by 2020 will exceed state recommendations and BAAQMD threshold requirements for developing a Qualified GHG Reduction Strategy by approximately 15%. As shown in Figure ES-6, through the implementation of this Plan, the City’s GHG emissions will decrease from 6.1 MTCO 2 e per person per year in 2008 to 2.6 MTCO 2 e per person per year in 2035. FIGURE ES-6 – GHG EMISSIONS PER SERVICE POPULATION (MTCO 2 E) 7.0 6.0 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 Reduce Landfilled Waste 12% 6.1 6.0 Improve Mobility Through Land Use Planning 5% 3.5 Optimize Vehicular Travel 3% Expand Sustainable Circulation and Transportation Options 5% Other 2% Draft 2.6 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - 2008 2010 2020 2035 CITY OF SUNNYVALE CLIMATE ACTION PLAN ES-7
ES EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ADAPTATION Even with significant efforts to mitigate GHG emissions today, future climate projections anticipate that climate change may have significant effects on California’s and Sunnyvale’s precipitation, temperature, and weather patterns. Sunnyvale is located in Santa Clara County in close proximity to the San Francisco Bay. The potential consequences of climate change for the State of California and the City of Sunnyvale include those described below. The anticipated effects climate change may have on the Northern California region include: Increased wildfire risk; Negative impacts to wildlife; Deteriorating public health; Decreased supply of fresh water; Increased sea level rise. To ensure climate change adaptation is adequately incorporated into future planning efforts, preliminary measures have been provided to guide City staff involvement in coordinating, preparing for, and educating the public on the potential impacts that climate change may have on the community. IMPLEMENTATION To ensure the success of this Climate Action Plan, the City will integrate the goals and strategies of this Plan into other local and regional plans, programs, and activities. As the City moves forward with the Land Use and Transportation Element update as well as Zoning Code updates, Specific Plans, Housing Element updates, and other planning documents, staff will make sure that these documents support and are consistent with the CAP. Draft CAP implementation will also require City leadership to execute strategies and report on the progress of implementation. The City’s sustainability coordinator will be responsible for coordinating GHG reduction efforts between departments and will designate staff to monitor and report on the progress of the CAP. This Plan identifies the responsible department for each measure and offers time frames and plan-level cost estimates for implementing each strategy. Lastly, successful implementation requires regular monitoring and reporting. Staff should monitor the CAP’s implementation progress on a annual basis and report to the City Council on the Plan’s progress each year. ES-8 CITY OF SUNNYVALE CLIMATE ACTION PLAN
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