Alex Nunez
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first heard Oct 2023
last heard 19 Aug
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Could you talk about the reduction from the standpoint of studies that have been undertaken on how successful such implementations were?
Because some of the reductions are pretty steep when you look at small projects or medium projects and you're talking about a 20 or 30 or 40 percent reduction.
That's a pretty steep requirement.
Yeah, so those are in line with some of the other TDMs we have for current and precise plans.
But the idea is that there are multiple core and then the auxiliary strategies that help when you put those all together.
That's how you get those percentage.
So it's not, the idea is not, you're not doing one thing, right?
There's multiple things that get you there.
As far as the studies and the other jurisdictions that were, do you want to talk to that?
So to refer back to a clarification you had made to Commissioner Pham's question around the same topic, you stated that compliance on existing projects is about 50%, which I think kind of goes to prove that the thresholds might be quite high to begin with.
I don't know if the same thresholds are being applied.
But I also question if there needs to be a distinction between commercial and residential projects, specifically in looking at some of the core and auxiliary strategies that are being proposed.
There's clearly a number of strategies in both those columns that only really apply to commercial and can't really be extended to a residential project.
And so it further sort of creates a subset of strategies that really can apply to residential and with thresholds that feel very high to achieve.
And if that's what you're observing in some of the projects, it feels counterproductive again to sort of set very high goals and then to be chasing our tails on compliance and penalties.
And I just want to add the enforcement for residential is a little different.
It is not based on trip reduction.
It is based on have they implemented what they said they were going to implement.
So if the residents don't, if the residential developers don't hit those reduction targets, it's more of a conversation of making sure they've implemented all the things.
all of the strategies they told us they were going to, that's the enforcement piece for residential.
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