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S-15. Resilience Hubs
Work with local school and community centers to establish resilience hubs that can serve as gathering places during emergencies and hazardous conditions. Ensure that these resilience hubs are adequately hardened to maintain access to water and electricity.
Implementspolicy(ies): S-9.2, S-12.6
Responsibledepartment: Community Development and Public Services Funding source: General Fund
S-16. Emergency Accessibility
Work with OCFA to provide and maintain emergency evacuation transportation programs for persons with limited mobility or populations that may lack access to a personal vehicle.
Implementspolicy(ies): S-11.2, S-12.1, S-12.3, S-12.5
Responsibledepartment: Public Safety and Public Services Funding source: General Fund
S-17. Vulnerability Assessment
Update the Vulnerability Assessment every three to five years to incorporate new technology, programs, and policies to improve adaptation to climate-related hazards. Integrate the results of the Climate Vulnerability Assessment into other City planning documents where feasible, such as elements throughout the General Plan and specific plans. Review and update resiliency strategies to ensure compliance with state laws and community needs.
Implementspolicy(ies): S-7.1, S-8.1
Responsibledepartment: Community Development
Funding source: General Fund
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S-18. Natural Infrastructure
Encourage the use of existing natural features and ecosystem processes, or the restoration thereof, when considering climate adaptation and resilience projects and when weatherizing infrastructure and properties and open space. This includes, but is not limited to, the conservation, preservation, or sustainable management of any form of aquatic or terrestrial vegetated open space, such as parks, rain gardens, and urban tree canopies. It also includes systems and practices that use or mimic natural processes, such as permeable pavements, bioswales, and other engineered systems, such as levees that are combined with restored natural systems, to provide clean water, conserve ecosystem values and functions, and provide a wide array of benefits to people and wildlife.
Implementspolicy(ies): S-7.5, S-8.2, S-8.3, S-8.5, S-8.6, S-9.1, S-10.3 Responsibledepartment: Community Development, Public Services Funding source: General Fund / Development Fees
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