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THE CITY OF . in� , .1.1 Iw pL£ASANTONO On-Going Mitigation Strategy Programs The City has many on-going mitigation programs that help create a more disaster-resistant community. The following lists those programs identified as Existing Programs, Very High, or High in the 2005 mitigation strategy spreadsheet. This list is grouped by ABAGs strategies as they pertain to our City. The activities include the City department or program that oversees the activity, comments (if noted), and ABAG category. These ongoing activities address the hazards identified within our jurisdiction, i.e. earthquakes,flooding, wild-urban interface fires. Ongoing Activities • Vulnerability assessments of City facilities and infrastructure. Operations Services, Zone 7, DSRSD, & other Public Utilities. (INFRA-a-1); • Cooperation of utility system providers. Operations Services. (INFRA-a-3); • Retrofit or replace critical lifeline facilities and/or their backup. Operations Services, Zone 7, Dublin-San Ramon Sanitary District (DSRSD), & other Public Utilities. (INFRA-a-4); • Support and encourage efforts of other (lifeline) agencies as they plan for and arrange financing for seismic retrofits and other disaster mitigation strategies. City Manager's Office. (INFRA-a-5) • Plan for speeding the repair of functional restoration of lifeline system. Operations Services. (INFRA-a-6); • Encourage research by others on measures to fu8rther strengthen transportation, water, sewer, and power systems so they are less vulnerable to damage by disasters. City Manager's Office. (INFRA-a-7); • Pre-position emergency power generation capacity. Operations Services. (INFRA-a-8); • Have back-up emergency power available for critical intersection traffic lights. Transportation Division. (INFRA-a-9); • Coordinate with PG&E and others to minimize power interruptions. City Manager's Office. (INFRA-a-11); • Encourage replacing aboveground electric and phone wires and other structures with underground facilities, and use the planning-approval process to ensure that all new phone and electrical utility lines are installed underground. Community Development. We will also require developers on a case-by-case basis to put them underground. PG&E Underground fund may be potential sources. (INFRA-a-12) • Encourage communication between State OES, FEMA, and utilities related to emergencies occurring outside the Bay Area that can affect service. Livermore- Pleasanton Fire Department (LPFD) Emergency Preparedness (INFRA-a-14); 2010 Local Hazard Mitigation Plan Annex 14 September 1, 2011 City of Pleasanton