1-A. Means of travel, power production and industrial production that do not cause chemical, heat, or particulate pollution of the atmosphere have been adopted. 1-B. Healthy indoor air quality is pervasive throughout the city. The environmental health function of the City is staffed at a level that enables it to develop, implement, and monitor air quality objectives. Five to ten auto-free zones have been developed in San Francisco as model projects. The City purchases only clean fueled vehicles for its fleet.
Air quality exceeds federal and state air quality standards on an ongoing basis.
Indoor air quality standards have been established for all indoor environments. Residential and commercial buildings have modified the purchasing specifications for cleaning and maintenance products to minimize airborne toxicity. Engineering, architecture, design and urban planning schools include indoor and outdoor air-quality programs in their curricula. Develop participatory process to identify and plan for auto-free zones. Increase the use of clean-fuel vehicles.