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Coastal Environmental Rights Foundation v. City of San Diego

About this case

Filing year
2023
Status
Parties agreed to settlement.
Docket number
37-2023-00006754
Court/admin entity
United StatesState CourtsCalifornia Superior Court (Cal. Super. Ct.)
Case category
State Law Claims (US)State Impact Assessment Laws (US)
Principal law
United StatesCalifornia Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
At issue
Challenge to approval of an update to the Mira Mesa Community Plan, including the County's conclusion that the update would meet Climate Action Plan requirements by reducing vehicle trips.
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02/20/2024
Parties agreed to settlement.
Environmental groups and the City of San Diego reached an agreement to settle a lawsuit challenging the City’s 2022 Climate Action Plan and a related lawsuit challenging the growth plan for the Mira Mesa community. The settlement agreement provided that the City would take certain steps to monitor progress toward the Climate Action Plan’s greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets for 2030 and 2035 based on a model linear trajectory of annual reductions. Beginning in 2026, if the annual emissions target is not met within a 12.5% margin of error, then the City must prepare an amendment to the Climate Action Plan. The settlement agreement also set a schedule for annual reporting and established requirements for public sharing of information related to implementation of the Climate Action Plan.
Settlement Agreement

Summary

Challenge to approval of an update to the Mira Mesa Community Plan, including the County's conclusion that the update would meet Climate Action Plan requirements by reducing vehicle trips.

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Target
Just transition
Greenhouse gas
Economic sector
Finance