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NA-50 Non-Housing Community Development Needs - 91.415, 91.215 (f) Describe the jurisdiction's need for Public Facilities: The collective results of a community survey and performance measures(discussed below)offer an informative perspective on how city resources are allocated and measured organizationally.The survey reflects the community's qualitative attitudes surrounding City services while the performance metrics issue a quantitative glimpse of the organization.These results feed into the City's Capital Improvement Program (CIP),which is a four-year financial plan for capital improvement projects identifying the capital needs required to maintain and expand public facilities and infrastructure such as streets, parks,and water and sewer systems. Most projects in the CIP are funded with local sources.' How were these needs determined? �\ In 2013 the City established a priority to initiate performance measures that would be assessed annually to measure progress and set meaningful targets for key service areas to the public such as publicsafety, dependable infrastructure,economic development, and library and recreation services.Ongoing,the goal is to measure against data from previous years and to set meaningful targets for key service areas. Targets are generally derived from approved general plans, master plans,as well as internal and external benchmarks and established industry standards. By measuring programs "using a variety of data, the City can see how Pleasanton's present state relates to its past indicators and future goals and objectives. / Concurrently, a community survey was conducted to determine the top concerns of Pleasanton residents,their attitudes toward city government,and how much they use city services and interface with city staff. Using the new metric platform in tandem with the results of the community survey,we were able to set a benchmark in which to gauge performance.The methodology used for the community survey was a telephone survey of 600 randomly selected Pleasanton voters,with a margin of sampling error of+/-3.T%at the 95%confidence level.The key findings of the telephone survey revealed that Pleasanton residents have exceptionally high levels of satisfaction with the local quality of life and city services,with seven in ten residents identifying the city as an excellent place to live. Polled residents also gave the City high marks on public safety services and its protection of water quality. Interestingly,the longer residents lice here,the higher they rate the city. We also found that 97%of those polled considered Pleasanton an excellent or good place to raise children. Describe the jurisdiction's need for Public Improvements: See above. How were these needs determined? Consolidated Plan PLEASANTON 18 OMB Control No:2506-0117(exp.07/31/2015)