1. CX3 Catalysts Funding and Opportunities in the Climate Change, Strategic Growth, Land Use and Transportation Arenas Jacquolyn Duerr, MPH, Chief Safe and Active Communities Branch California Department of Public Health

2. Climate Change As A Catalyst For CX3

3. CX3 Catalysts—Climate Change

4. CaliforniaU.S. Population (in millions) [2005] 1 36.13296.41 Highway VMT per Capita [2005] 1 9,11310,087 Annual CO2 Emissions [2005] (MMT CO2 Eq.) * 2 429.788,051.30 % from Transportation43.2%23.4% * Only includes Transportation, Industrial, Commercial, Residential and Electric Power Data sources: 1. http://www.bts.gov/publications/state_transportation_statistics/state_transportation_statistics_2006/html/table_05_03.html 2. National - http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/emissions/downloads09/GHG2007-ES-508.pdf California - http://www.arb.ca.gov/cc/inventory/data/tables/ghg_inventory_scopingplan_2009-03-13.pdf

5. CX3 Catalysts—Climate Change AB 32 Enacted September 2006 Requires the rollback of greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2020 California Air Resources Board—Lead Agency Issued set of early GHE↓ actions in 2007 Developed and issued Draft Scoping Plan in 2008 Scoping Plan developed in conjunction with Climate Action Team Land Use CAT subgroups: Agriculture, Cement, Energy, Forest, Green Buildings, Land Use, Recycling and Waste Management, State Fleet, and Water-Energy

6. CX3 Catalysts—Climate Change

7. 2009 California Climate Adaptation Strategy Plan Prepared Pursuant to Governor’s Executive Order S-13-08 Led by the California Natural Resources Agency Other state agencies involved were Environmental Protection; Business, Transportation and Housing; Health and Human Services; and the Department of Agriculture Report focuses on sectors including: Public Health; Biodiversity and Habitat; Ocean and Coastal Resources; Water Management; Agriculture; Forestry; and Transportation and Energy Infrastructure Public Health Section—pgs 31-45 Promote Healthy Built Environments Food Security and Quality Food Sustainability Reduce Heat Islands Support Social and Community Engagement

8. CX3 Catalysts—Strategic Growth Council Opportunities and Funding SB 732 signed into law in September 2008 Created the Strategic Growth Council The Council is a cabinet level committee tasked with coordinating the activities of state agencies to: Improve air and water quality Protect natural resource and agriculture lands Increase the availability of affordable housing Improve infrastructure systems Promote public health Assist state and local entities in the planning of sustainable communities and meeting AB 32 goals

9. CX3 Catalysts—Strategic Growth Council Opportunities and Funding Strategic Growth Council Kim Belshe - California Health and Human Services Agency Kim Belshe - California Health and Human S Linda Adams - CalEPA Linda Adams - CalEPA Dale Bonner - Business, Transportation and Housing Agency Dale Bonner - Business, Transportation and Housing Agency Cynthia Bryant - Governors Office of Planning and Research Cynthia Bryant - Governors Office of Planning and Research Leland Snow - California Resources Agency Leland Snow - California Resources Bob Fisher - Public Member Bob Fisher - Public Member

10. CX3 Catalysts—Strategic Growth Council Opportunities and Funding AB 732 and Proposition 84 Provide Funding Urban Greening Planning and Project Requests for Proposal Sustainable Community Strategies Planning Request for Proposal Modeling Improvement Grants

11. CX3 Catalysts—Strategic Growth Council Opportunities and Funding Urban Greening Planning Requests for Proposal Serve as the master document for urban areas Be consistent with the state’s planning policies promote infill development and equity protect environmental and agricultural resources, and encourage efficient development patterns Be consistent with jurisdiction’s general plan or regional plan Reduce greenhouse gases Comply with California Environmental Quality Act

12. CX3 Catalysts—Strategic Growth Council Opportunities and Funding Urban Greening Planning-cont. Eligible applicants are urban areas council of governments countywide authority a metropolitan planning organization local government or nonprofit organization Maximum funding = $250,000 Larger grant awards for organizations that work together to develop joint planning documents that cover all jurisdictions

13. CX3 Catalysts—Strategic Growth Council Opportunities and Funding Urban Greening Projects Request for Proposal Eligible Applicants: city, county or nonprofit organization Use natural systems, or systems that mimic natural systems, or Create, enhance, or expand community green spaces Provide multiple benefits including, but not limited to: A decrease in air and water pollution Reduction in consumption of natural resources and energy Increase in reliability of local water supplies Increased adaptability to climate change Promote Public Health and Develop a Healthy Community Priority for Communities Vulnerable to Climate Change

14. CX3 Catalysts—Strategic Growth Council Opportunities and Funding Urban Greening – cont. Statutory priorities given to projects that: Use interagency cooperation and integration (i.e., collaboration), or Use existing public lands and facilitates use of public resources and investments including schools, or Are proposed by an economically or severally economically disadvantaged community A decrease in air and water pollution Additional points for proposals that: Improve Public/Community Health Demonstrate Innovation and/or Creativity Are Proposed by Communities More Vulnerable to Climate Change or Address an Environmental Justice Issue Up to $2,000,000 will be targeted for projects within or serving disadvantaged communities. Requests for targeted funding are limited to a maximum of $75,000

15. CX3 Catalysts—Strategic Growth Council Opportunities and Funding Sustainable Community Strategies Planning Request for Proposal Eligibility--City, county, Metropolitan Planning Org, Councils of Government, Reg. Trans. Planning Agency, or a Joint Powers Authority Supports the planning and development of sustainable communities Promote infill development and invest in existing communities; Protect, preserve and enhance environmental, agricultural and recreation resources; and Encourage location and resource efficient new development Modeling Improvement

16. CX3 Catalysts—Strategic Growth Council Opportunities and Funding Sustainable Community Strategies, cont. Promote public health; Improve air and water quality; Reduce automobile use and fuel consumption; Encourage efficient development patterns; Protect natural and agricultural resources; Encourage infill and compact development; Revitalize urban and community centers; Increase availability of affordable housing; Promote water conservation; Improve infrastructure system; and Promote energy efficiency and conservation Requires consultation with Local Public Health Department

17. CX3 Catalysts—Strategic Growth Council Opportunities and Funding Modeling Incentive Grants $12.0 M to Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) Data collection and model development that assists MPOs and Air Resources Board in setting targets Accelerating and implementing improved modeling capability Improving the transportation models to be sensitive to: Price sensitivity, such as in tolling or congestion-pricing applications Evaluation of outcomes in designated transit-oriented development Evaluation of effects of different regional development densities (e.g., single family housing versus multi-family, etc.) Evaluation of outcomes in redevelopment and infill areas Equity and environmental justice sensitivities, such as effects of transportation and development scenarios on low-income or transit-dependent households Different transportation options, including transit, walking and bicycles

18. CX3 Catalysts—SB 375 Land Use/Transportation/Housing ARB sets regional GHG emission reduction targets for 2020 and 2035 Regional Targets Advisory Committee (RTAC) Final targets by September 2010, with periodic updates MPOs adopt regional transportation plans to meet targets Sustainable Communities Strategy (SCS) / Alternative Planning Strategy (APS) Plan development requires extensive public participation Plan implementation and incentives Environmental review relief for residential projects that implement the regional plans

19. CX3 Catalysts—SB 375 Land Use/Transportation/Housing Regional focus on emission reduction From passenger vehicles only Builds on the existing Reg. Transportation Plan process Integrates land use, housing, GHG Mandatory for Metropolitan Planning Orgs Alternative scenarios for lower GHG Incentives for implementation CEQA relief for particular projects

20. CX3 Catalysts—SB 375 and Regional Transportation Plan Guidelines Updated to comply with SB 375 Identify regional development pattern and transportation network that will meet GHG targets Integrate Regional Blueprint plans Integration of regional housing needs

21. CX3 Catalysts—Land Use Policy Changes The SCS is part of the Regional Transportation Plan. “a forecasted development pattern for the region, which, when integrated with the transportation network, and other transportation measures and policies, will reduce the greenhouse gas emissions from automobiles and light duty trucks to achieve, if there is a feasible way to do so, the greenhouse gas emission reductions targets approved by the state board.” ” (Govt. Code 65080(b)(2)(B)(vii), emphasis added)

22. CX3 Catalysts—Transforming Transportation Policy And Planning Blueprint Planning Provide funds for regional collaborative decision-making Adoption of blueprint plans that will achieve performance outcomes to foster more efficient land use patterns that: Support improved mobility and reduced dependency on single- occupant vehicle trips. Accommodate an adequate supply of housing for all incomes. Reduce impacts on valuable habitat, productive farmland, and air quality. Increase resource use efficiency. Promote a prosperous economy. Result in safe and vibrant neighborhoods. Applicants are required to consider public health

23. CX3 Catalysts—Transforming Transportation — Policy and Funding California Strategic Growth Council’s Federal Transportation Policy Providing Efficient Mobility for the 21st Century “Integrate public health and natural resource benefits into transportation planning and performance measures at the regional, state, and national levels. Involve public health and conservation officials and experts to participate in regional planning and priority setting.” “Policies and programs, aligned with the above criteria, should target the highest proportion of sustainable, benefits for economically and socially disadvantaged communities. If negative impacts cannot be eliminated then mechanisms to mitigate those impacts for these groups must be prioritized.”

24. CX3 Catalysts—Federal Level Federal Partnership For Sustainable Communities Federal Agencies involved: US EPA Department of Transportation Housing and Urban Development Awarded California a technical assistance grant Develop model land use, development, and investment strategies to help California communities reduce greenhouse gas emissions Support the development of more sustainable communities as measured by benchmark or progress indicators

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