Item 18 - Appeal Application Nos. 2023-02 and 2023-03 for Cabrillo Town Center project

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Table 5 Consistency Analysis-2022 Scoping Plan Update Sector Actions and Strategies Statutes, Executive Orders, Other Direction Project Consistency Analysis strategies by 2030 Divert 75% of Reduction Strategy by using HVAC equipment with However, the Project would not organic waste from landfills by lower GWP refrigerants. interfere or impede efforts to reduce 2025. Oil and gas fugitive such pollutants. methane emissions reduced 50% by 2030 and further reductions as infrastructure components retire in line with reduced fossil gas demand SIB 605 (2014) directed CARB to develop a No Conflict. This program applies to Low GWP refrigerants introduced comprehensive Short -Lived Climate Pollutant State regulators looking to reduce high High GWP Potential as building electrification (SLCP) strategy. GWP refrigerants and is not directly Emissions increases, mitigating HFC related to development of the Project. However, the Project would not emissions interfere or impede efforts to reduce such pollutants. Conserve 30% of the state's No Conflict. This program applies to NWL and coastal waters by State regulators governing Natural and 2030. Implement near- and long- Working Lands and is not directly term actions to accelerate natural EO N-82-20 and SIB 27: CARB to include an NWL related to development of the Project. removal of carbon and build target in the Scoping Plan. AB 1757: Establish However, the Project would not Natural and Working climate resilience in our forests, targets for carbon sequestration and nature -based interfere or impede implementation of Lands wetlands, urban greenspaces, climate solutions. the Integrated Natural and Working agricultural soils, and land Lands Implementation Plan, EO N-82- conservation activities in ways SIB 1386: NWL are an important strategy in meeting 20, SIB 27, or SIB 1386. that serve all communities —and GHG reduction goals. in particular low-income, disadvantaged, and vulnerable communities. At least 2.3 million acres treated Restore health and resilience to overstocked forests No Conflict. This program applies to statewide annually in forests, and prevent carbon losses from severe wildfire, State regulators governing forest and Forests and shrublands shrublands/chaparral, and disease, and pests. Improve air quality and reduce shrubland management and is not grasslands, comprised of health costs related to wildfire emissions. Improve directly related to development of the regionally specific management water quantity and quality and improve rural Project. However, the Project would strategies that include prescribed not interfere or impede implementation Cabrillo Town Center Greenhouse. as ec PAGE 40 18 - 1005 City of Santa Ana 10/3/2023 July 2023