City of Orange
Sustainability
Plan
Chapman University Senior Environmental
Science Capstone
14 May 2024
Roadmap
Greenhouse Gas
Inventory Recommendations
Introduction Community
Engagement
Introduction:
A Sustainability Plan means
2.0 protecting our city by
1.5 1.0
decreasing greenhouse gas
0.5 emissions. Temperature anomaly (°F) 1971-2000 average -1.0
• Promote public health
- 1.5
-2.0
• Promote a robust
1880 1900 1920 1940 1960 1980 2000 2020
Year
economy
(NOAA, 2021)
• Protect the natural
environment
Policy Drives Sustainability
Environmental
Protection • Federal Clean Air Act
and Enhancement
• CEQA (California
SUSTAINABLE Environmental Quality Act)
DEVELOPMENT
Le
Social Economic
Progess Development • AB 32: California Global
Warming Solutions Act
A Greenhouse Gas Inventory allows us to:
• Track and monitor emissions
from different sources. ЗЕРА
• Define what categories the
Irventory Control Sheet
emissions make up.
Scope 1 Scope 2 Scope 3
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Calculation & Summary Sources
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Electricity Market bre
Colculation Sheet
resources to mitigate emissions
Inventory Emissions Summary
through goal setting and policy.
Figure 1: GHG inventory control sheet, outline of each scope with each individual section.
SCOPE 1 SCOPE 2 SCOPE 3
Point Source Electricity Nonpoint Source
Includes Includes Includes solid
stationary unit electricity use waste data and
data provided by emission data water use data
SoCalGas and provided by provided by the
mobile unit data Southern city.
provided by the California Edison.
city.
City Data
Emissions by source (MTCO,e)
2% • Stationary Combustion
0%
0%.
8% • Mobile Combustion
23% • Solid Waste
13%
• Wastewater Treatment
0%
• Electricity - Location Based
0%
• Electricity - Market Based
• (for informational purposes only)
54%
• Employee Commute
•Water
Figure 2: City Emissions by source in (MT CO, e).
City Data
Gross Emissions by Department
• City Manager (26%)
• Community Services (7%)
• Fire (10%)
• Library Services (2%)
• Police (10%)
• Public Works (41%)
Figure 3: City emissions by department in (MT CO,e).
Community Data
Gross Emissions by Sector
• Residential (35%)
• Commercial/Institutional (32%)
• Industrial (33%%)
• Energy Generation (0%]
Figure 5: Community emissions by sector in (MT CO2e)
Community Engagement
• What current sustainability efforts
have you observed in the City of JOUR OFINION
Orange or in your district? MATTERS CHAPMAN INNERSTY
HELP US CREATE A SUSTAINABILITY PLAN
FOR THE CITY OF DRANGL
• What sustainability initiatives would
you like to see implemented?
• Do you have questions about
ORANGE
2024
sustainability efforts?
Community Input on Sustainability Plan
EV parking/charging
Bike Lanes
10%
14%
Composting
19%
Educational Programs
14%
Solar
14%
Tree coverage
29%
• Bike Lanes • Educational Programs • Tree coverage • Solar • Composting • EV parking/charging Council Members Input
Councilman Mayor Pro Tem Councilman
Gyllenhammer Barrios Bilodeau
Leverage on Keep Old Towne Inform on proper
existing initiatives Orange aesthetic waste sorting
Utility expense Transportation & AB 2766 fund
reduction landscaping allocations
Sustainability Recommendations
Residential Energy Commercial Energy Transportation
Priority: Priority: Priority:
Education Clean energy Promoting sustainable
Campaign incentive transportation; biking,
partnership with program for buses, EVs
Edison businesses
Wky We Love CiTY OF ORANGE
Urban Greening Solid Waste COM POSTING
TREES
Priority: Priority: WORKSHOP
Tree planting initiative City of Orange
Composting Initiative
Final Thoughts
Grants Implementations
Energy Savings Assistance Civic Spark Fellowship
• California Solar Initiative California Climate Action Corps • California Energy • Collaborate with Orange
Commission Grants Sustainability Group
• People For Bike
• Clean Transportation
Program
• CalRecycle Grants
• Urban and Community
Forestry Grants
• Adaptation Planning Grants
Special
Acknowledgements
Thomas Piechota | Professor Chapman University, Fowler
School of Engineering
Jack Morgan | Senior Assistant to City Manager of Orange TNCORPORATED Dan Slater | Mayor
Arianna Barrios | Mayor Pro Tem
John Gyllenhammer | Councilmember *
Denis Bilodeau Councilmember
Joe Thompson | Sunnova Energy
Jake Comer | Orange Sustainability Group
Hilary Ego | City of La Mesa
Lexi Hernandez | Climate Action Campaign APRIL 6, 1888
Alisa Driscoll | Chapman University
Orange Home Grown
OC Goes Solar
Orange Community Members
CITY OF
ORANGE Thank You!
SUSTAINABILITY You can read more about it
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WELCO
2024 here!
ORANGE
TEAMWORK
INTEGRITY
EXCELLENCE