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Comprehensive Environmental Projects
Energy and Climate Change
- Climate Action Strategy, 2010
3/2010 [PDF: 1MB]
The SANDAG Climate Action Strategy serves as a guide to help policymakers address climate change as they make decisions to meet the needs of our growing population, maintain and enhance our quality of life, and promote economic stability. It does so in the context of the significant action on climate change happening in California, and the need for national and international attention to address what is ultimately a global problem.
- Regional Alternative Fuels, Vehicles, and Infrastructure Report, 2009
9/2009 [PDF: 2MB]
The Regional Alternative Fuels, Vehicles, and Infrastructure Report identifies and recommends regional and local government actions to increase the use of alternative fuels and vehicles in the fleets of local governments and their franchises.
- Regional Energy Strategy Update, 2009
12/2009 [PDF: 1MB]
The Regional Energy Strategy Update builds on and revises the RES adopted in 2003 to serve as an energy policy guide to support decision-making by SANDAG and its member agencies as the region strives to meet the energy needs of a growing population, housing stock, and number of workers while maintaining and enhancing regional quality of life and economic stability.
- San Diego Regional Energy Infrastructure Study, 2002
12/2002 [PDF: 5MB]
The goal of this report is to develop a fact-based foundation for assessing San Diego region's electricity and national gas needs throguh 2030.
- San Diego Regional Energy Plan, 1994
12/1994 [PDF: 183KB]
The Plan identifies significant energy issues for the region, offers a portfolio of preferred energy resources, objectives, policies, and specific Action Plan measures for local implementation.
- San Diego Regional Energy Strategy Draft Implementation Plan, 2003
7/2003 [PDF: 1MB]
The Regional Energy Strategy, Energy 2030, Implementation, suggests a path to achieve an enduring framework for regional energy planning and implementation that is inclusive, transparent and incorporates the diverse needs and interests of all key stakeholders in the region.
- San Diego Regional Energy Strategy, 2003
5/2003 [PDF: 1MB]
- Sustainable Region Program Action Plan, 2009
3/2009 [PDF: 219KB]
- Sustainable Region Program Toolkit Appendix D, March 2009
3/2009 [PDF: 917KB]
- Sustainable Region Program Toolkit, 2009
3/2009 [PDF: 267KB]
- What is an Energy Roadmap?
7/2010 [PDF: 1MB]
The Energy Roadmap program is a partnership between SANDAG and SDG&E that offers local jurisdictions assistance in increasing energy efficiency, resulting in cost savings and benefits for the environment.
- What is the Energy Roadmap Program?
7/2010 [PDF: 1MB]
SANDAG is coordinating a program to offer energy-planning assistance to local governments in the San Diego region through an energy-efficiency partnership with SDG&E.
Habitat Preservation
Shoreline Management
- 2001 Post-Construction Monitoring Report for Intertidal, Shallow Subtidal, and Kelp Forest Resources
7/2002 [PDF: 5MB]
This report summarizes the results from the first year of a four-year monitoring program.
- 2001 State of the Coast Report, Beach and Lagoon Mouth Monitoring Program
9/2002 [PDF: 3MB]
This report presents the state of the San Diego County coast one year after the initiation of the Regional Beach Sand Project.
Subsections:- Appendices
9/2002 [PDF: 314KB]
- 2002 Post-Construction Monitoring Report for Intertidal, Shallow Subtidal, and Kelp Forest Resources
9/2003 [PDF: 5MB]
This report summarizes the results from the second year of a four-year monitoring program.
- 2002 Regional Beach Monitoring Program Annual Report
6/2003 [PDF: 7MB]
This report presents the findings of the 2002 Regional Beach Monitoring Program.
Subsections:- Appendices
6/2003 [PDF: 7MB]
- 2003 Post-Construction Monitoring Report for Intertidal, Shallow Subtidal, and Kelp Forest Resources
8/2004 [PDF: 7MB]
This report summarizes the results from the third year of a four-year monitoring program.
- 2003 Regional Beach Monitoring Annual Report
5/2004 [PDF: 12MB]
This report presents the findings of the 2003 Regional Beach Monitoring Program.
- 2004 Post-Construction Monitoring Report for Intertidal, Shallow Subtidal, and Kelp Forest Resources
8/2005 [PDF: 14MB]
This report summarizes the results from the final year of a four-year monitoring program.
- 2008 Regional Beach Monitoring Program
5/2009 [PDF: 6MB]
- Environmental Impact Report/Environmental Assessment for the San Diego Regional Beach Sand Project
7/2000 [PDF: 8MB]
This EIR/EA analyzes potential environmental impacts to the regional beach sand project.
- Fact Sheet - San Diego Regional Beach Sand Project
5/2010 [PDF: 273KB]
- Final Mitigated Negative Declaration for the SCOUP Pilot Project Site - City of Oceanside
12/2005 [PDF: 7MB]
This is the Final Mitigated Negative Declaration, prepared pursuant to the CEQA, addressing potential environmental consequences of the implementation of the SCOUP Pilot Project in the City of Oceanside.
- Final Sand Compatibility and Opportunistic Use Program Plan
3/2006 [PDF: 3MB]
This report presents a Sand Compatibility and Opportunisitic Use Program Plan for implementing opportunistic beach replenishment on a regional basis.
- How to Save a Beach: A Practical Guide for the San Diego Region and an Invitation to Help
9/1999 [PDF: 1MB]
Describes the San Diego Regional Beach Sand Project's efforts to restore 13 San Diego beaches.
- Mitigated Negative Declaration for the Opportunistic Beach Fill Program - Cities of Encinitas, Solana Beach, Coronado, & Imperial Beach
5/2008 [PDF: 5MB]
- Regional Beach Sand Retention Strategy
An overview of regional beach sand retention strategies.
- San Diego Regional Beach Sand Project: Offshore Sand Investigations
4/1999 [PDF: 26MB]
Contains the results of the Offshore Sand Investigation conducted by Sea Surveyor, Inc. Report prepared by Sea Surveyor, Inc.
- San Diego Regional Beach Sand Replenishment Project
8/2007 [PDF: 4MB]
This Feasibility Study specifies the existing problem within the coastal San Diego region and presents alternative solutions to the problem.
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