Measuring Progress
To support with the implementation of Shape SSF 2040, over 50 performance metrics and targets were selected to measure the City’s progress toward achieving the General Plan’s goals. Each chapter of the General Plan contains several performance metrics that were tailored to each individual chapter’s goals gathered through the community engagement process. This section presents all of these performance metrics in one location and organizes them by the General Plan’s parts and chapters. For more information on a specific performance metric, including the baseline or existing condition data, please refer to that metric’s corresponding chapter.
Performance Metrics
Land Use
Economic Development
Mobility
Parks
Equitable Community Services
Community Health and Environmental Justice
Community Resilience
Climate Protection
Environmental and Cultural Stewardship
Noise
Land Use
Element: Land Use
Performance Metric | Target | Data Source | Department Responsible | Data |
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Housing near transit | Increase in the number of housing units within a half-mile radius of BART and Caltrain stations and other high-quality public transit service | County Assessor Data | Planning Division (ECD) | 2021 Data:1498 Dwelling Units Within 10 Mins. (Half Mile) to High Quality Transit. |
Building square footage of industrial, research and development (R&D), and office uses | Stable or increasing supply of building square footage for employment uses | County Assessor Data | Planning Division (ECD) | 2021 Data:27,003,540 Square Feet |
Increasing the number of housing units by permitting housing at low, moderate, and above-moderate income levels | Meet all current and future Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA) targets | Annual Reports to HCD | Planning Division (ECD) | 2023-2031 target date progress: 0% completed |
Complete neighborhoods, where residents can reach community amenities (e.g., grocery stores and retail), public facilities (e.g., parks and community centers) and services (e.g., health care and affordable childcare) within a 20-minute walk | All residences are within a complete neighborhood | City of South San Francisco (2019); County of San Mateo (2019); Urban Footprint (2021); ESRI (2021). |
Economic Development
Mobility
Parks
Equitable Community Services
Community Health and Environmental Justice
Community Resilience
Climate Protection
Environmental and Cultural Stewardship
Noise