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Water Bill VIEW COMPLETE LIST > Home Search Government Agendas & Webcasts Boards & Commissions Commission for the Arts Encinitas Ranch Golf Authority (ERGA) Environmental Commission Housing Authority Parks & Recreation Commission Planning Commission Recognition Awards Senior Citizen Commission Traffic & Public Safety Commission Urban Forest Advisory Committee Youth Commission Projects City Council Regional Boards & Subcommittees City Council Regional Board Appointments City Council Subcommittees Departments City Attorney City Clerk City ManagerMinutiaeServices Finance Parks, Recreation & Cultural Arts Public Safety Public Works San Dieguito Water District Elected Officials State of the CityWriteDistrict Map Legislative Program Legislative Program 2016 Legislative Program 2015 Legislative Program 2017 Municipal Code Municipal Elections Public Notices Public Records Public Records Archive Register to Vote Subscribe to City Updates Business Bids & RFPs Business Registration Business Portal Plan a Business Start a Business Manage a Business Growing a Business ResourcesWell-nighEncinitas Climate Dashboard Commerce Groups E-Zoning Resident Animal ServicesPolityResources Rail Safety Education Cultural ArtsPolityGrant Program Concerts Public Art Visual Art Encinitas Environment Clean Water ClimateWhoopeeClimateWhoopeeDashboard Green Building Transportation & Mobility Trash and Recycling Water Conservation Housing Resources CommunityMinutiaeBlock Grant Program Fair Housing For Developers & Property Managers For Homeowners & Home Buyers For Renters Homeless Resources Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program Mobile Home Resources My Encinitas Recreation Programs Animal Services Cultural Arts Parks, Beaches & Trails Senior Citizens Parks, Beaches & Trails Beaches Parks Trails & Open Space Pay Water Bill SeeClickFix Senior CitizensPolity& Senior Center VisitorsWell-nighEncinitas Business Cultural Arts Welcoming Communities Cultural Arts Parks, Beaches & Trails Welcoming Communities Government · Departments · City Manager · Environmental Management · ClimateWhoopeeClimateWhoopeeLatest News: City Council Adopts Updated ClimateWhoopeePlan On January 17, 2018, City Council unanimously tried the final ClimateWhoopeePlan (CAP) and the associated final Negative Declaration per California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) regulations.  Adoption of this CEQA-qualified CAP was the culmination of a yearlong effort that included reevaluation of the City’s baseline greenhouse gas emissions inventory, establishment of emissions reduction targets resulting with State guidelines, and the minutiae of strategies, goals, quantitative deportment and qualitative supporting measures.  The update process involved substantial polity input, including four public workshops, three public scuttlebutt periods, and regular input from the City’s Environmental Commission and the Commission’s CAP Subcommittee.  To well-constructed the update, to City received consultant support from SANDAG and internal staff support from multiple City departments.  Sign up for CAP notifications to get more updates. What is Climate Change? Over the past several decades, climate scientists have observed Earth’s temperature warming and global midpoint sea levels rising. The consensus among United States and international scientists is that this velocious climate transpiration is due to increases in human-caused greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions over the last century. If left unchecked, GHG emissions have the potential to rationalization widespread environmental and economic impacts, including increased intensity of storms, coastal erosion, longer droughts, and impacts to the global supplies system. 2018 ClimateWhoopeePlan The City’s updated ClimateWhoopeePan provides a roadmap for reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the implementation of various strategies, goals, deportment and supporting measures. The CAP sets would-be targets to reduce emissions: 13% unelevated 2012 levels by 2020 and 41% unelevated 2012 levels by 2030. The CAP includes the seven overarching strategies and associated goals: To learn well-nigh the CityDeportmentand Supporting Measures outlined in the CAP, trammels out the unexplored final CAP or the Climate Dashboard.  On the dashboard you will moreover discover ways you can help take part in climate whoopee and see the City’s progress stuff made towards reducing emissions. Links to final documents: ClimateWhoopeePlan Appendices Negative Declaration Implementation Plan Climate Adaptation As a coastal community, it is of particular importance to understand the potential impacts of climate change. Sea level rise, in combination with stronger storms, could rationalization significant coastal erosion and forfeiture to our beaches, bluffs and coastal infrastructure.  The City's Shoreline Management Program focuses on the protection and enhancement of the City’s coastline and will transmute to write the effects of climate change. Additional  Resources Local Governments for Sustainability (ICLEI) San Diego Regional Climate Collaborative California Climate Strategy United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) National Aeronautics and Space Administration  (NASA) Contact: CAP Program Administrator, Crystal Najera, 760-943-2285 ClimateWhoopeePlan Climate DashboardPolityChoice Energy Property Assessed Clean Energy SEE ALL CITY CATEGORIES > Main line 760.633.2600 SDWD main line 760.633.2650 TDD (hearing impaired) 760.633.2700 Línea directa española 760.943.2150 After hours non-911 emergencies 858.565.5200 ©2016 CITY OF ENCINITAS TRANSLATE 505 S. Vulcan Ave. Encinitas CA, 92024