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Sustainability: Governance
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Leadership, Guidance and Implementation of the Sustainable City Plan
The City's Task Force on the Environment provided leadership on behalf of the community for the Sustainable City Plan (SCP) since the Plan was adopted in 1994. With the update and expansion of the Sustainable City Plan into new and more diverse goal areas, the Task Force on the Environment recommended the creation of a Sustainable City Task Force (SCTF). The SCTF includes broad representation from community stakeholders with expertise in all of the SCP goal areas to guide the program in the future. The City Council created the Sustainable City Task Force and appointed 11 members of the community with expertise in the various areas of sustainability on March 23, 2004.
An interdepartmental Sustainable City Advisory Team, chaired by a representative from the City Manager's office, was created to coordinate existing City activities so they are consistent with the Sustainable City Plan goals and to help facilitate the future implementation of innovative programs and policies. Members of this group serve as Sustainable City Plan liaisons to their respective departments.
The SCTF and the Sustainable City Advisory Team are both responsible for developing a comprehensive implementation plan for meeting Sustainable City goals and targets, and for coordinating implementation, both interdepartmentally and within community stakeholder groups. |
Last updated: Thursday, 05/21/2009
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Sustainability in Action
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Looking for ways to integrate sustainability programming?
Contact the Community Sustainbility Laision to learn how. |
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Take Measure of Our Progress
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The Sustainable City Progress Report is your portal into the ways we measure success in meeting our sustainability goals. Each and everything in the Sustainable City Plan is measured, point by point, and on display.
Take a moment to measure Santa Monica's program for yourself. |
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