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Focus Areas Focus Areas anchor the work of the Cities and Town by providing clearly defined areas of interest. Annually, the Cities and Town will prioritize their Focus Areas and determine which of the Focus Areas will be included in the Annual Action Plan.The City Managers and Mayors may evaluate and amend Focus Areas annually. The approved seven (7) Focus Areas are as follows (listed in priority order): 1. Public Infrastructure 2. Transportation 3. Housing 4. Local Control 5. Fiscal Sustainability 6. Economic Development 7. Public Safety Projects Projects were identified and prioritized for each Focus Area. Based upon the Focus Areas identified to include in the Annual Action Plan, the Cities and Town will select projects and identify specific outcomes to be included in the Annual Action Plan. An Engagement Plan will be outlined for each project/initiative and a Fact Sheet will be developed annually. The Engagement process is explained in further detail on page 6. The specific projects within the Focus Area are as follows (listed in priority order): Public Infrastructure Transportation 1. Secure funding for local roads and 1. Implement Tri-Valley Transportation bridges Council (TVTC) Regional Priorities 2. Expand renewable energy 2. Implement capacity improvements and infrastructure(e.g.,solar,wind, etc.) regional highway connectivity on State 3. Improve water infrastructure (e.g., Route 84 and Interstates 580 and 680 potable, recycled water, etc.) 3. Accelerate connection of the Bay Area 4. Secure funding for Storm Water Rapid Transit(BART)system to the Altamont Management Infrastructure / Green Corridor Express(ACE). Infrastructure 4. Complete the Iron Horse Trail from Danville to Livermore, including improved over crossings within each jurisdiction. Tri-Valley Cities I Legislative Framework 4