2015 Climate Change

Action Plan PRESENTATION OF DRAFT TO CLIMATE CHANGE TASK FORCE

2010 CCTF MISSION

Coordinate countywide strategy

Mitigate causes of climate change

Address the local implications

2010 PLAN SCORECARD

BY PRIORITY

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48 48

56 58

65

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21

28

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2010 PLAN CATEGORIES

Policy &

Coordination

Natural and Urban

Landscape

Infrastructure

Master Planning

Modeling,

Monitoring and

MappingWater Resources

Zoning & Building

Codes

Mass Transit/ VMTs

Renewable &

Alternative Energy

Recycling/ Zero

Waste

Marketing &

Incentives

Outreach Emergency Mgmt

2010 PLAN SCORECARD

BY CATEGORY

SCORE CATEGORY % COMPLETE/ INITIATED # OF HIGH PRIORITY

Policy & Coordination 100 12 of 17

Natural and Urban Landscape 100 6 of 14

Infrastructure Master Planning 78 4 of 9

Water Resources 83 11 of 18

Modeling, Monitoring and Mapping 92 12 of 13

Zoning & Building Codes 67 2 of 9

2010 PLAN SCORECARD

BY CATEGORY

SCORE CATEGORY % COMPLETE/ INITIATED # OF HIGH PRIORITY

Mass Transit/ VMTs 67 2 of 3

Renewable & Alternative Energy 64 3 of 11

Recycling/ Zero Waste 75 5 of 12

Marketing & Incentives 100 5 of 7

Outreach & Communications 88 3 of 8

Emergency Management &

Insurance100 0 of 5

2010 PLAN SCORECARD

ENGAGEMENT

Actions Completed by

County Operations 89%

With External Agencies 54%

With Community 13%

2010 PLAN SCORECARD

IMPACT

Policy

Partnerships

Projects

Emissions

Risk

Overall

Stable despite

expansion

Policy & Assessment

Implementation

Vision for the 2015 Update

Streamline, easy to use

Simplify goals

Maintain what is working

Challenge ourselves to make an impact

Engage partners from the beginning

Track impacts of implementation

SUBCOMMITTEE MEETINGS

Actions retained:

85 out of 126

New Actions: 15

New focus areas:

LED lighting

Carbon offset events

Food systems

Technology

Dark Skies

Employee education

Engage homeowners

Resiliency Checklist

SUBCOMMITTEE MEETINGS

Greenhouse Gas

Highlights:

Complete streets/ public transport

Complete schools

Planning toolkits

Incentives for RE

Energy disclosure

Education

Cost-benefit analysis

SUBCOMMITTEE MEETINGS

Natural Resources

Highlights:

Shoreline Resilience

Exotics

Connect buffers

Landscape code

Effectiveness and persistence of efforts (vulnerabilities)

System Health

SUBCOMMITTEE MEETINGS

Renewable & Alternative Energy

Highlights:

Funding/ RE offset revenue

ESCO/ Performance Study

Incentives

Third party power purchase

Solar projects

Education

20% renewable portfolio standard

SUBCOMMITTEE MEETINGS

Economic, Social & Health Issues

Highlights:

STAR gap analysis

Outreach strategies/ network

Incentives

Air quality

Diversity in forums

Vulnerable populations

Food systems

Outreach to insurance industry

Maintain property values

SUBCOMMITTEE MEETINGS

Built Environment

Highlights:

Sea level rise impacts

Stormwater reuse

Resilient design

Adaptation policy

Natural infrastructure

Energy efficiency

SUBCOMMITTEE MEETINGS

Science & Technology

Highlights:

Monitoring/ data collection

Modeling

Life cycle analysis

Decision-support tools

Risk assessments

SUBCOMMITTEE MEETINGS

Intergovernmental Affairs

Highlights:

Compact support

County programs (ESP)

Education

Land Use Plan

Municipal Collaboration

Community Engagement

CCAP VISION BOARD

Stephanie

Arthur

CLIMATE ACTION GOALS

PLAN EVOLUTION

Policy &

Coordination

Natural and Urban

Landscape

Infrastructure

Master Planning

Modeling,

Monitoring and

Mapping

Water Resources

Zoning & Building

Codes

Mass Transit/ VMTs

Renewable &

Alternative Energy

Marketing &

Incentives

Outreach Emergency Mgmt

PLAN EVOLUTION

Water

Resources

Energy

Resources

Community

Resources

Increase resilience of

our water resources

and infrastructure.

Reduce emissions by

decreasing energy and

fuel use, and increasing

alternative energy.

Increase community

awareness of climate

change and reduce

emissions through

personal action.

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Action Summary

Emissions Reductions•Energy Efficiency

• Incentives

•Outreach

•Policy

Resilience•Maintain infrastructure functions

•Maintain water supply

•Adaptation Policy and Criteria

•Alternative energy

Coming Soon

Priority Actions for Discussion

Economic, Health & Social Issues

Engage vulnerable populations (p. 32)

Expand local food systems (p.23)

Build community leader network (p.32)

Natural Systems Adaptation

Living shorelines and dunes (p. 15)

Natural systems risk assessment (p.19)

Determine health of natural systems (p. 17)

Science & Technical

Long term and regional modeling (p.16)

Funding for modeling efforts (p.14)

Tidal monitoring station (p.13)

Intergovernmental Affairs & Education

Southeast Florida Regional Climate Compact

(p.28)

Climate, Energy & Sustainability Program (p.

27)

Regional climate education campaign (p.32)

Adaptation policies in Land Use Plan (p.29)

Renewable & Alternative Energy

20% renewable portfolio standard (p.28) (p.29)

Create renewable energy offset revenue (p.

25)

Support legislation to enable retail third party

power purchase agreements (p.28) (p.29)