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2.Revisions to the Draft EIR TABLE 4.E-5 PROJECTED EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS FROM PLEASANTON CLIMATE ACTION PLAN STRATEGIES Annual GHG Reduction Potential Strategy (MT CO2e) SW2 Increase recycling,organics diversion,and waste reduction associated with the entire 29505 community EC2 Leverage outside programs to increase energy efficiency 19449 17,304 EC4 Develop programs to increase energy efficiency 9,342 EC3 Establish and promote financing and financial incentive programs to support energy 7 416 efficiency LU1 Support infill and higher density development 6,898 TDM2 Promote altematives to work and school commutes 11257 6558 LU2 Support mixed-use infill and new development near local-serving commercial areas 5,845 EC1 Use city codes,ordinances,and permitting to enhance green building and energy 3,807 3;713 efficiency TDM1 Use parking pricing/policy to discourage SOV travel 3,174 ER1 Implement local ordinances and permitting processes to support renewable energy 2,389 TR1 Improve transit system and ridership 2,377 LU3 Improve transportation efficiency through design improvements 2,202 ER2 Develop programs to promote on-site renewable energy to the community 1,519 NM1 Create and maintain a safe,convenient,and effective system for pedestrians and 1 260 bicyclists EGI Promote green building and energy efficient development for government operations 10518 1,104 and city infrastructure VE2 Develop a city fleet replacement program 312 WAI Conserve community water through building and landscape design and 272 improvements WA3 Increase or establish use of reclaimed/grey water systems 98 WA2 Conserve municipal operations water 1 Total 117436144,649 Note:This table is from the Draft CAP,Table 3-2.See Chapter 3 of the CAP for a full and detailed description of each of these strategies,and Appendix D for detailed information on methods and assumptions used to quantify emissions reductions.See Appendix B for Baseline and Future Year VMT Estimates,and Appendix C for VMT reduction associated with CAP implementation. implementing the proposed Draft CAP, the City would achieve consistency with the provisions of AB 32 as interpreted by the BAAQMD by meeting the community-wide emissions reduction target of 15 percent below its 2005 baseline by the year 2020. Thus, impacts related to greenhouse gas emissions would be considered less than significant. The following edits have been made on page 4.J-25 of the Drat SEIR: Mitigation Measure 4.J-5a: Prior to prier-to PUD approval, if a potential site for rezoning would add traffic noise in excess exceed of 55 dBA as described in Table 4.J-6, General Ran Amendment and Rezonings 2-7 ESA/210016 Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report December 2011