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About Lemon Grove

The City of Lemon Grove is an intimate community of about 26,000 residents in southeast San Diego County. As a small municipality nested within an expansive metropolis, Lemon Grove faces the unique challenge of preserving its history and small town charm amidst a largely urban landscape. The city’s small town attributes are not only attractive to residents and visitors, but they also allow for more feasible implementation of rapid and widespread sustainable practices. The City of Lemon Grove continues to gain momentum as a model of sustainability as it seeks innovate ways to address both community and global needs.
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About National City

National City is a highly urban community of about 60,000 residents in south San Diego County. It is the second oldest city in the county and boasts a rich history, a diverse community, and is known as one of the most walkable cities in San Diego County. Located just south of downtown San Diego and just north of the US-Mexico border, the city is flanked by freeways and is home to large-scale industries. National City is a mid-size city that faces big city challenges, and, like many municipalities, the city is challenged to meet community needs and new demands of sustainability. By providing new ideas and human capacity, the partnership with the Sage Project has helped National City implement sustainability concepts and practices into projects that improve livability.
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About Santee

Santee is a thriving family-oriented community with a population of just under 56,000. The community enjoys a small town atmosphere with a vision of being the city where people want to live, work and play. The City Council focuses on smart growth and development. Additionally, through the City’s Sustainability Project, Santee is committed to saving taxpayer money through improved energy and water conservation; responding to legislative mandates to reduce air emissions; and implementing best practices for the environment and the future by becoming more sustainable. Because of these efforts, Santee maintains a high quality of life for its residents and visitors, strong retail activity, successful recreation programs and community events, and safe neighborhoods with low crime rates.
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About the City of San Diego

With over 1.3 million residents, San Diego is the eighth largest city in the United States and the second largest in California. Known for its many beaches and some of the most temperate year-round climate in the country, the city is a popular destination for tourists as well as permanent transplants from other regions. This magnetic quality has also resulted in a composition of many culturally and socioeconomically diverse communities. Home to five public and dozens of private colleges and universities, San Diego is also renowned for education and cutting-edge advances in medical, technological, and other sciences. As a very large and influential municipality that continues to expand and change, the city presents with unique challenges of scope that make innovative and sustainable approaches to growth and livability essential to its continued success.
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