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• Feasibility: Action feasibility including degree of City control, regulatory or <br /> political constraints, and technological considerations <br /> • Support: Action level of support from external partners and community <br /> • Urgency: Action urgency given other policies4 <br /> Please note, the Committee has not yet determined the specific weighting of the criteria <br /> noted above, which will be discussed at a future Committee meeting. The Community <br /> Survey currently in circulation will provide some insight on community priorities and may <br /> help inform the proposed weighting. <br /> CONCLUSION, RECOMMENDATION, AND NEXT STEPS <br /> Staff recommends the Council affirm the Committee recommendation for each of the <br /> five topics discussed (i.e., GHG emission reduction target pathway, vision, guiding <br /> principles, co-benefits, and action selection criteria). Alternatively, the Council could <br /> consider modifications or adjustments to any of the recommendations — such as an <br /> alternative emissions reduction target pathway, modifying the vision, and/or <br /> addition/deletion of co-benefits or action selection criteria. <br /> Once the Council has provided direction on the items noted above, the Committee can <br /> proceed to the next step of CAP 2.0 (i.e., action development). Potential actions will be <br /> vetted by the Committee, stakeholders, and the community. Action development will <br /> follow the framework established by the Council and aim to close the gap between the <br /> adjusted GHG emission forecast in the City and the target pathway identified. It will <br /> include a community workshop (via Zoom), coordination with implementation partners <br /> (e.g., utilities and transit agencies), review by other Committees and Commissions, and <br /> further community outreach. Staff will also check-in with the Council during the action <br /> development stage for feedback on potential actions considered for inclusion in the CAP <br /> 2.0. The anticipated goal for CAP 2.0 adoption is fall of 2021. <br /> u mitt by: Fiscal Review: Approved y: <br /> Ellen Clark Tina Olson 469t Nelson Fialho <br /> Director of Community Director of Finance City Manager <br /> Development <br /> Attachments: <br /> 1. City of Pleasanton Vulnerability Assessment <br /> 2. GHG Emissions Inventory, Forecast, and Reduction Pathways <br /> This criteria would be applied during the implementation plan stage <br /> Page 10 of 10 <br />