Agenda Context Board Direction TAC History Draft Phase I Report - - PDF document

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Comprehensive Renewable Energy Plan Comprehensive Renewable Energy Plan

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 Context  Board Direction  TAC History  Draft Phase I Report  Next Steps

Agenda

Context: Sustainability Project Linkage Context: Sustainability Project Linkage

GHG

Pollution Prevention

• Air Quality
• Climate Change
• Climate Action Plan
• Enforceable Measures
• Sequestration

Project

Community and Stakeholder Collaboration Predictable Development

• Landfill Management
• Vehicle Emissions
• High Diversion Plan
• Composting
• Food Access

Food Systems/ Waste Energy Efficiency

• Energy Waste ‐ GHG
• Economic inefficiency
• Green Bldg. Code
• Renewable Energy
• Distribution Costs
• Water Supply/Quality
• SGMA
• Landscape/Drought
• Green Streets

Water Efficiency Conservation and Open Space

• Bio Impacts
• Food/Economic
• MSCP
• PACE
• Farmers Markets

Transportation

Compact Development

• Vehicle Emissions
• Traffic Congestion
• VMT
• Electric Vehicles
• TDM
• ATP

Location and Linkage Neighborhood Pattern and Design

• Site Location
• Infrastructure
• Service Boundaries
• Age in Place
• Vehicle Emissions
• General Plan Imp.
• GP Goal/Policies
• Walkability

Red = Impact Blue = Mitigation Hazards

• Drought/Fire
• Sea Level Rise
• Adaptation Plan
• Hazard Mitigation Plan

Thriving

• General Plan Imp.
• Social Equity
• Economic inefficiency
• Housing/Jobs

Local Economic Viability Mixed Land Use and Housing

• Community Character
• Livability
• GP Goal/Policies
• Walkability
• Public Facilities (Parks
• Sustainability
• Healthy Communities
• Livability

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Co Cont ntex ext

County's CREP - important step in identifying the most effective tools to promote renewable energy

Significant progress on the CREP Published the Draft Phase I Report - April 2016 Return to the Board for policy direction - December 2016

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R e duc e GHG

Rene wable E ner gy / E ffic ie nc y L and Use T r anspor tation Water Waste

Climate Ac tion Plan 2017

CR E P 2016

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Co Cont ntex ext

• CAP Public Outreach and Engagement Plan
• CPG/SG Quarterly Meeting
• CAP Planning Commission Director’s Report
• CREP Draft Phase I Report

Spri ring 201 2016

• CAP 1-1 Stakeholder Meetings
• CREP TAC Meeting #1
• CAP Visioning Sessions
• CREP Public Meetings
• CREP Summary Report & CREP-CAP Memo
• CREP TAC Meeting #2

Summer 201 2016

• CAP Public Workshops
• CREP Planning Commission Staff Report
• CAP EIR Scoping Meeting
• CREP BOS Hearing

Fall 2 2016 016

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Board D ard Direction ection

• Research and develop options for a

comprehensive renewable energy plan

• Prepare a work plan including time

and cost estimates

• Return to the board within 120 days

April 10, April 10, 2013 2013

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Board D ard Direction ection

September 25, 2013 September 25, 2013

• Commence Phase I of the Work Plan

(excluding 3b and 3c)

• Return within 14 months of executing all

consultant contracts

• Form a Renewable Energy Advisory

Committee

• Prepare a “pipelining” provision for

discretionary renewable energy projects, and provide it when staff returns with the report

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Board D ard Direction ection

• 1. Analyze existing RE programs/efforts, find opportunities

for efficiencies and bring resources/knowledge together

• 2. Work with private sector stakeholders to understand

trends, issues and challenges facing RE development

• 3. Conduct economic, feasibility and BMPs research with

consultants to address four subject areas

• 4. Develop findings and recommendations via

internal/external stakeholder participation 5. Form a Renewable Energy Advisory Committee

Approved Approved Work Plan

Work Plan

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TAC His TAC Histor

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• Ad Hoc Committee
• 8 Members
• Developing, permitting and advocating

for renewable technologies

• October 2014 - Kick-off Meeting
• January 2015 - TAC Meeting
• August 2016 - TAC Meeting

Technical Ad nical Advisory sory Committee mmittee

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TAC His TAC Histor

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• 1. Introductions
• 2. Committee procedures, roles,

expectations

• 3. Director message
• 4. Project Overview
• 5. Consultant Team
• 6. Next Steps

Oct October 2, 2, 201 2014 Kic Kick-Off

• 1. Board Direction
• 2. October 2, 2014 meeting
• 3. Economic Methodology
• 4. Opportunities for

increasing RE/EE in SD

• 5. Best Practices Evaluation
• 6. Summary and Next Steps

Januar January 9, 9, 201 2015 Meet Meeting

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Draft Draft Phas Phase I Repor I Report

In advance In advance of this meeting,

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we provided a “workbook” we provided a “workbook”

Reco commendation S endation Summary mmary TAC TAC Feedback Feedback Description Topics to Consider Related Action Items Input Potential Pros/Cons Priority Evaluation

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Draft Draft Phas Phase I Repor I Report

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c onomic Implic ations (costs/benefit, workforce, industry)

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• nmental Implic ations (GHG emissions reductions)

Soc ial Implic ations (accessibility, options, consumers/residents) Imple me ntation Me c hanism (CAP, legislative, County initiative) Pote ntial Outc ome (return on investment for the County)

Topics to Topics to consider: consider:

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Next Step Next Steps -T

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hank nk You! You!

 Conduct internal and external stakeholder engagement  Develop RE findings and recommendations for Board consideration -- in line with the direction from September 2013  Return to the TAC to share the draft Staff Report before the Board Hearing

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Reco Recomm mmend endation Summa Summary

No. T itle

1 Energy Element 2 New Office of Sustainability 3 Institutional Capacity – CCA, DA, SEU 4 Financial Capacity – PACE, Bonds, Lending/Crowdfunding 5 Solar Energy Workforce Development Initiative 6 Energy Resilience Plan

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Reco Recomm mmend endation Summa Summary

No. T itle

7 County Energy from Renewable Energy Technologies 8 Renewable Energy Group Procurement Initiative 9 Regional Energy Network (REN) 10 Renewable Energy Overlay Zone 11 Energy Disclosure Program

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Reco Recomm mmend endation Summa Summary

No. T itle

12 Building Standards and Retrofits 13 Renewable Energy Education and Outreach 14 Community Solar Initiative 15 Microgrid and Policies 16 Electric Vehicle Programs