Quarterly
Climate
Update
April 26, 2022
Item 2022-00813
The Smiths @
Earth Day Cleanup
April 23, 2022
Work underway
• Electrification
Technical Panel for New Building
Ordinance, Existing Building Strategy
• On-site Water Reuse
Evaluation & Ordinance
• Clean & Green Workforce
Series
Coming Soon!
Source: IPCC (2022). Press conference slides. Sixth assessment report, climate change 2022: Mitigation of climate change. https://www.ipcc.ch/report/sixth-assessment-report-working-group-3/ Source: IPCC (2022). Press conference slides. Sixth assessment report, climate change 2022: Mitigation of climate change. https://www.ipcc.ch/report/sixth-assessment-report-working-group-3/
2022 Schedule
Late May or Early Summer Law & Legislation Committee Update Electrification & on-site water reuse
Early Summer Climate scenarios workshop
Summer
Public draft CAAP release
Clean & Green workforce updates
Transportation funding scenarios report-back
“Seven Big” Transportation Ideas
Estimate of local need:
$75 million - $85 million Jackrabbit Trail completion $15,609,000 Ninos Parkway from I-80 to the American River
Parkway $15,500,000
Two Rivers Trail from Sutter Regional Park to
S.R. 160* $25,000,000
Morrison Creek Trail completion, with a
connection to Will C. Wood Middle School* $17,270,000
Sacramento River Parkway from Freeport
Boulevard to 35
th Avenue* $9,300,000
Central City bikeway network completion $27,471,000
Bus-Bike lanes on Stockton Boulevard * $102,430,000
Total Remaining Costs by Project
Total: ~$212 million
*Initial planning underway
Advancing the “Seven Big” Ideas
1. Project
planning
2. Success in
competitive
grants
3. Regional
support
4. Regional
funding
allocations
5. New
sources of
local funding
Thank you
Jennifer Venema
Climate Action Lead
[email protected]
CityofSacramento.org/ClimateAction