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04/22/2013 and outreach support. This Plan takes into account reductions associated with the City's participation in Acterra's Green@Home program and the Energy Upgrade California program for residential energy audits and retrofits. It proposes continuing the Energy Upgrade California program during the current, funded two-year cycle, evaluating it in conjunction with the 2015 Emissions Inventory process, and making recommendations at that time on continuing, updating, or replacing the program. Agencies implementing the programs can track participation and report emissions reduction data. This Plan recommends targeting 20 percent participation rate among existing residential homes with 15 percent energy savings per household by the year 2020. For commercial energy consumers, it recommends that the City promote PG&E's commercial and industrial energy efficiency and demand-response programs, also targeting 20 percent participation rate among existing commercial buildings with 15 percent savings per business by the year 2020. Green Business Program Category Measure Description Reductions (MTCOze) A1 Green Business Resume the Green Business Program,which allows 10.Energy Program local businesses to brand as green by following 961 sustainable ractices. Along with the residential and commercial rebates, incentives, and programs offered by utilities, the City has also encouraged local businesses to conserve energy and water through their operations by participating in the San Mateo County Green Business Program. This program began as a six-month pilot program in 2007 and was expanded in 2008 to include more business sectors. The program was temporarily suspended after the pilot period; however, the County anticipates reinitiating the program in 2013. This Plan proposes reestablishing the program when the County reopens it and aiming for 5 percent energy and water reduction rate per business and a 20 percent participation rate by local businesses by 2020. General Plan Goal (NR-2): Reduce water consumption through aggressive implementation of conservation policies and programs Indoor and Outdoor Water Use Ordinances Category Measure Description Reductions (MTCOZe) EW2 Water Adopt Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation 11.Energy Conservation Agency(BAWSCA) Indoor Ordinance and enhance 6,456 Ordinance BAWSCA Outdoor Ordinance as part of Green Building Codes u date in 2014. A leader in water management, Redwood City successfully initiated a pilot water recycling project with South Bayside System Authority (SBSA) in 2000 to produce recycled water that 14 RESO.#15258 MUFF#205