The County shall implement the General Plan GHG Strategy through specific policies, programs, and implementing actions integrated throughout the General Plan and summarized in Appendix B.
Responsible Departments
Ventura County Resource Management Agency
Supporting Departments
Policies
AG-1.1 Agricultural Land Protection and Preservation, AG-3.2 Integrated Pest Management Practices, AG-3.3 Public Education for Agricultural Products and Integrated Pest Management, AG-4.1 Connections to Local Produce, AG-4.3 Technological Innovation, AG-5.1 Inorganic Nitrogen Based Fertilizers, AG-5.2 Electric- or Renewable-Powered Agricultural Equipment, AG-5.3 Electric- or Renewable- Powered Irrigation Pumps, AG-5.4 Alternative Irrigation Techniques, AG-5.5 Carbon Farming Practices, AG-6.1 Monitor Climate Change Research, AG-6.2 Crop Resiliency, COS-1.13 Partnerships for Protection of Natural and Biological Resources, COS-1.15 Countywide Tree Planting, COS-10.1 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Reduction Strategy, COS-10.2 Community Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Target for 2030, COS-10.3 Community Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Goals for 2040 and 2050, COS-10.4 Greenhouse Gas Reductions in Existing and New Development, COS-2.10 Saltwater Intrusion, COS-2.2 Beach Nourishment, COS-3.2 Tree Canopy, COS-3.3 Utility Undergrounding Priority, COS-5.3 Soil Productivity, COS-7.2 Oil Well Distance Criteria, COS-7.4 Electrically-Powered Equipment for Oil and Gas Exploration and Production, COS-7.7 Conveyance for Oil and Produced Water, COS-8.1 Reduce Reliance on Fossil Fuels, COS-8.10 Battery Energy Storage Systems, COS-8.2 Incentives for Energy Efficiency, COS-8.3 Coordinate Climate Action Plan with Cities and Organizations, COS-8.4 Clean Power Alliance, COS-8.5 Decarbonize Communitywide Electricity Supplies, COS-8.6 Zero Net Energy and Zero Net Carbon Buildings, COS-8.7 Sustainable Building Practices, COS-8.8 Renewable Energy Features in Discretionary Development, COS-8.9 Urban Tree Canopy Improvements for Energy Conservation, COS-9.1 Open Space Preservation, COS-9.3 Open Space Preservation, CTM-2.1 Complete Streets, CTM-2.10 Safe Routes to School, CTM-2.11 Efficient Land Use Patterns, CTM-2.12 Countywide Bicycle Lane and Trail System, CTM-2.13 Transportation System Connectivity, CTM-2.14 Bicycle Facility Design, CTM-2.15 Bicycle/Pedestrian Design, CTM-2.16 Pedestrian Planning, CTM-2.17 Support Regional Bicycle Infrastructure, CTM-2.18 Complete Streets Standards in Existing Communities, CTM-2.2 Functional Classification, CTM-2.20 Safe Pedestrian Crossings, CTM-2.21 Pedestrian/Bicycle Conflicts along Overweight Vehicle Corridor and Surface
Transportation Assistance Act (STAA) Truck Routes, CTM-2.22 Funding and Maintenance for Sidewalks, CTM-2.23 Intercommunity and Countywide Public Transportation System, CTM-2.24 Non-Drivers Living in Rural Areas, CTM-2.25 Amtrak Service Improvements, CTM-2.26 Abandoned Railroad Rights-of-Way, CTM-2.27 Discretionary Development and Conditions of Approval to Minimize Traffic Impacts, CTM-2.3 County Road Access, CTM-2.4 Transportation System Safety, CTM-2.5 Emergency Services, CTM-2.6 Regional Transportation Planning, CTM-2.7 Congestion Management Program, CTM-2.8 Congestion Management Program and County Regional Network Consistency, CTM-2.9 State Route 118 Improvement in Saticoy Area, CTM-3.1 Bicycle Network Strategy and Prioritization, CTM-3.10 Bicycle Storage Facilities, CTM-3.2 Inclusive Bicycle Network, CTM-3.3 Regional Destination Focus for Bicycle Network, CTM-3.4 Interjurisdictional Bicycle Network Connectivity, CTM-3.5 Bicycle Routes in Rural Areas, CTM-3.6 Coordination with Bicycle Wayfinding Plan, CTM-3.7 Bicycle Trail along Santa Paula Branch Line, CTM-3.8 Bicycle Network Routes and Wayfinding, CTM-3.9 Funding for Bicycle Network and Wayfinding Planning and Improvements, CTM-4.1 Reduce Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT), CTM-4.2 Alternative Transportation, CTM-4.3 Vehicle Occupancy, CTM-4.4 Park-and-Ride Facilities, CTM-6.1 Routine Use of Alternative Transportation Options, CTM-6.10 Mobility-as-a-Service Enterprises – Support Public Transportation, CTM-6.3 Permeable Pavement, CTM-6.4 Facilities for Emerging Technologies, CTM-6.5 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations, CTM-6.6 Neighborhood Electric Vehicles, CTM-6.7 Shared Mobility Operations, CTM-6.8 Micro-Mobility Operations, CTM-6.9 Mobility-as-a-Service Enterprises – Vehicle Operations, EV-4.4 Renewable Energy Facilities, HAZ-1.1 Fire Prevention Design and Practices, HAZ-1.2 Defensible Space Clear Zones, HAZ-1.3 Controlled Burns and Other Fire Prevention Measures, HAZ-1.4 Development in High Fire Hazard Severity Zones and Hazardous Fire Areas, HAZ-1.6 Wildfire Risk Education, HAZ-10.1 Air Pollutant Reduction, HAZ-10.5 Air Pollution Impact Mitigation Measures for Discretionary Development, HAZ-10.6 Transportation Control Measures Programs, HAZ-10.7 Fuel Efficient County Vehicles, HAZ-10.8 Alternative Transportation Modes, HAZ-11.1 Critical Vulnerable Infrastructure, HAZ-11.10 Solar Photovoltaic Carports, HAZ-11.2 Climate Change-Related Partnerships, HAZ-11.3 Limit Impacts of Climate Change on Designated Disadvantaged Communities, HAZ-11.4 Education and Outreach on Effects of Climate Change, HAZ-11.5 Outdoor Worker Protection, HAZ-11.6 Accessible Cooling Centers, HAZ-11.7 Green Building Design Features, HAZ-11.8 Undergrounding Utilities, HAZ-11.9 Urban Greening, HAZ-3.1 Sea Level Rise Planning and Adaptation, HAZ-3.2 County Infrastructure Projects and Sea Level Rise, HAZ-3.3 Sea Level Rise Educational Outreach, LU-1.1 Guidelines for Orderly Development, LU-11.3 Design, LU-11.4 Sustainable Technologies, LU-16.5 Multimodal Access to Commercial Development, LU-16.9 Building Orientation and Landscaping, LU-18.5 Participation in Climate Change Planning, LU-22.2 Implementation Program Monitoring, PFS-1.10 Efficient County Operation and Maintenance, PFS-1.2 Resilient Facilities and Services, PFS-1.3 Location of New Essential Public Facilities, PFS-12.4 Consistent Fire Protection Standards for New Development, PFS-2.1 Sustainable Plans and Operations, PFS-2.2 Sustainable Community Facility Design, PFS-2.3 Energy Efficient Facility Construction, Purchases, Leases, Retrofits, and
Expansions, PFS-2.4 Recycling Receptacles and Biodegradable/Recycled-Materials Products, PFS-2.5 County Employee Trip Reduction, PFS-2.6 County Alternative Fuel Vehicle Purchases, PFS-2.8 Electric Vehicle Charging Station Infrastructure, PFS-4.4 Groundwater Resource Protection, PFS-4.6 Reclaimed Water, PFS-5.4 Food Waste Reduction, PFS-5.5 Agricultural Waste Reuse, PFS-5.6 Value-Added Alternatives to Waste Disposal, PFS-6.3 Climate Change Impacts on Flood Control and Drainage Facilities – Capacity, PFS-6.4 Climate Change Impacts on Flood Control and Drainage Facilities – Retention, PFS-7.2 Reduce Transmission Facility Fire Hazard Risk, PFS-7.6 Smart Grid Development, WR-3.1 Non-Potable Water Use, WR-3.2 Water Use Efficiency for Discretionary Development, WR-3.3 Low-Impact Development, WR-3.4 Reduce Potable Water Use, WR-4.1 Groundwater Management, WR-4.3 Groundwater Recharge Projects, WR-4.4 In-Stream and Recycled Water Use for Groundwater Recharge, WR-6.1 Water for Agricultural Uses, WR-6.2 Agricultural Water Efficiency, WR-6.3 Reclaimed Water Use
Program Type
- Conservation and Open Space
Cross-cutting Topics
- CAP
Program Timeframe
Ongoing
Program ID
X
Last Updated
March 14th, 2022