Building California's Future.
Collaborating with cities, counties and stakeholders to drive reach code development and adoption for long-term climate and energy efficiency benefits.
Reach Code Frontrunner: West Hollywood
West Hollywood, a small city of less than 40,000 residents surrounded by Los Angeles neighborhoods and the city of Beverly Hills, features a very dense, compact urban form with small lots, mixed land use, and a walkable street grid, uncommon in California.
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5 Paths to Reach Beyond
BUILDING EFFICIENCY/ RENEWABLES
Whole Building
Equipment-Specific
ELECTRIC READY
Pre-Wiring
Panel Upgrade
EV-Readiness
EV Charging
ENERGY PLUS WATER
Hot Water
Distribution
Indoor Water
Outdoor Water
INFORMATION DISCLOSURE
Audits
Benchmarking
PROCESS LOADS
Commercial Kitchens
Elevators
Escalators
Controlled Environment Horticulture
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Where are Local Governments Adopting Reach Codes?
The interactive map below displays where, when, and how other cities in California have adopted reach codes.