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Agenda Packet
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City Council
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4/22/2013
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8.D. - Page 34 <br /> 3. Monitoring and ���~- � � <br /> � <br /> Improvement �� ,�� � � �� � � <br /> � �� � � <br /> Monitorin ro ress is a critical com onent �� � �S *'� ' � - �� <br /> 9 P 9 P _ �, 7 <br /> to ensure that the emissions targets are met. �•f`,�1�'''� �` , <br /> � ��+�� . �'. <br /> Should monitoring efforts find that the .��► � � .� <br /> y� .'Y <br /> f <br /> ��_ ,�,'�`✓��+'�J - �' <br /> Climate Action Plan is falling short of its °��,��� _1� -. •; <br /> goals, the City will add additional mandatory R''�='� _�,r� �` � � - � <br /> # .u,,,�� <br /> and voluntary measures to the Plan in order � � � � � ;-'-:� . <br /> to meet the Plan's GHG reduction target. <br /> Ongoing monitoring is critical in order to �. � <br /> demonstrate that the Plan is achieving its goals, thereby maintaining its status as a GHG <br /> Reduction Strategy over time. The implementation and monitoring of the Plan will be critical to <br /> the ability of subsequent projects to tier their GHG analysis under CEQA. <br /> The following describes the monitoring and improvement program. <br /> • Every year, the Environmental Initiatives Coordinator or designated staff will issue an <br /> Annual Climate Action Plan Implementation Report (ACAPIR), to update the City <br /> Council, residents, and other interested stakeholders as to the progress implementing <br /> the Plan measures. The ACAPIR will detail lessons learned and make recommendations <br /> for changes to the implementation strategy or the Plan itself. Following the release of the <br /> ACAPIR, a 30-day public comment period will be open to allow for community input on <br /> the implementation of the Plan. <br /> • The Environmental Initiatives Coordinator or dedicated staff will track the emissions, <br /> resource savings, and any other effects of each implemented measure as well as <br /> estimate costs to government, residences, and businesses. Each measure will be <br /> summarized in the ACAPIR and made available for public review. <br /> • The Environmental Initiatives Coordinator or designated staff will conduct a full GHG <br /> inventory at least every 5 years according to the ICLEI community emissions protocol. <br /> The inventory will allow the city to understand how emissions levels are tracking in a top- <br /> down manner. PG&E can provide annual updates on electricity and natural gas usage to <br /> track associated GHG emissions. <br /> • The Environmental Initiatives Coordinator or designated staff will update the Plan as <br /> needed based on the results of the GHG inventory. Redwood City may modify and/or <br /> add new measures to ensure that the city is on track to meeting its greenhouse gas <br /> reduction goals. <br /> 25 <br />
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