Climate change: plans: gender impacts.
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Overview
This bill requires the California Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation and the Natural Resources Agency to conduct an assessment of the gendered impacts of extreme heat and integrate those findings into updates to the Extreme Heat Action Plan. It also authorizes the use of Otay Mesa East Toll Facility revenues to support the maintenance of the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant and related sanitation infrastructure projects in the Tijuana River area, prioritizing repayment of bond obligations. The bill emphasizes the need to address inequities and vulnerabilities in climate adaptation strategies, specifically regarding gender.
Key provisions
- Requires an assessment of gendered impacts of extreme heat for integration into the Extreme Heat Action Plan.
- Authorizes the use of Otay Mesa East Toll Facility revenues to maintain the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant.
- Directs the use of toll revenues to support sanitation infrastructure projects related to the Tijuana River.
- Prioritizes repayment of bond obligations over other toll revenue allocations.
- Expressly requires reports on statewide significance to include gender impact considerations.
- Mandates consideration of intersectional and systemic inequities in the gender assessment.
- Requires updates to the Extreme Heat Action Plan to include a review of relevant programs and actions.
- Establishes a finding regarding the necessity of a special statute for the South Bay International Boundary and Water Commission sewage treatment facility.
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