DRAFT Climate Action Plan - PMC

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Caltrain Electrification ............................................................................................ 2-8 GHG Reduction Targets ............................................................................................. 2-10 3. GHG EMISSIONS REDUCTION STRATEGIES TABLE OF CONTENTS Reduction Strategy Structure ....................................................................................... 3-1 Reduction Measure Criteria.......................................................................................... 3-4 Reduction Measures .................................................................................................... 3-6 Open Space and Urban Forestry (OS) ...................................................................... 3-6 Open Space and Urban Forestry Measures ........................................................... 3-6 Decrease Energy Consumption (EC) ........................................................................ 3-8 Decrease Energy Consumption Measures ............................................................. 3-9 Provide a Sustainable Energy Portfolio (EP)........................................................... 3-12 Sustainable Energy Portfolio Measures ............................................................... 3-12 Decrease Water Consumption (WC)....................................................................... 3-14 Decrease Water Consumption Measures ............................................................ 3-14 Reduce Landfilled Waste (LW) ............................................................................... 3-16 Draft Reduce Landfilled Waste Measures .................................................................... 3-16 Off-Road Equipment (OR) ...................................................................................... 3-18 Off-Road Equipment Measures ........................................................................... 3-18 Increase and Retain Awareness of Sustainability Issues (CA) ................................ 3-20 Awareness of Sustainability Issues Measures ..................................................... 3-20 Improve Mobility through Land Use Planning (LUP) ................................................ 3-22 Land Use Planning Measures .............................................................................. 3-22 Expand Sustainable Circulation and Transportation Options (CTO)........................ 3-26 Expand Sustainable Circulation and Transportation Options Measures ............... 3-26 Optimize Vehicular Travel (OVT) ............................................................................ 3-31 Optimize Vehicular Travel Measures ................................................................... 3-31 CITY OF SUNNYVALE CLIMATE ACTION PLAN v
TABLE OF CONTENTS GHG Reduction Summary ......................................................................................... 3-34 4. ADAPTATION Climate Change Impacts in Sunnyvale ........................................................................ 4-1 Increased Rate of Wildfires ................................................................................... 4-1 Negative Impacts on Wildlife ................................................................................. 4-2 Draft Deteriorating Public Health .................................................................................... 4-3 Sea Level Rise ...................................................................................................... 4-3 Existing Adaptation Efforts ........................................................................................... 4-4 California Climate Adaptation Strategy .................................................................. 4-4 Cal-Adapt .............................................................................................................. 4-5 San Francisco Planning & Urban Research, Climate Change Hits Home .................... 4-5 Differentiating Reduction and Adaptation Measures ................................................. 4-7 Adaptation Strategies .................................................................................................. 4-8 5. IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM Implementation Program ..............................................................................................5-1 Implementation Information .......................................................................................5-1 Implementation Measures .........................................................................................5-3 Monitoring and Updating This Plan ............................................................................5-4 Implementation Matrix ...............................................................................................5-4 6. GLOSSARY APPENDICES A. GHG Inventory Methodology B. GHG Technical Appendix C. BAAQMD Compliance D. Works Cited vi CITY OF SUNNYVALE CLIMATE ACTION PLAN
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D WORKS CITED Akbari, Hashem. 2005.
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