18 - Laserfiche WebLink

Attachment 3 1115 Community Partner with local organizations (e.g., Tri Valley Air Quality Community Alliance) to provide incentives to the community to purchase all -electric Small -engine small -engine equipment (e.g., lawn mowers, leaf blowers). Continue to investigate opportunities to incorporate all -electric small equipment in electrification large scale commercial projects. Strategy 2: Advance active, shared, and public transportation. 1078 Bike amenities Update the Municipal Code to require showers, lockers, changing areas, bike parking, and protected bicycle storage for new commercial developments of a certain size; and commercial, mixed-use, and multi -family projects to install bicycle parking (consistent with the Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan recommended programs 6.4.2 (2) and 6.6.2 (1)). 1080 Bicycle rack Develop and implement a citywide bicycle rack request program that receives requests from businesses and residents to install bicycle racks free incentive of charge on public property adjacent to business properties, consistent with the Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan recommended policy 4-2. program Maintain an inventory of installed bicycle racks. 1180 Increase transit Partner with transit agencies (e.g., BART, ACE, and LAVTA) to improve access across the City. This can include: ridership . Providing convenient connections to destinations throughout the City (e.g., BART to Main Street and ACE to Hacienda). • Providing connections between transit facilities and the bicycle/trails network. • Ensuring sufficient transit connections to higher density areas with currently low or limited access. • Enhancing secure bicycle parking at transit stations and major bus stops. 1184 VMT reduction Explore opportunities to reduce VMT related to K-12 curricular and extra -curricular activities. This can include: for K-12 activities • Partnering with the school districts and clubs to encourage active transportation (i.e., walking and bicycling) and carpooling to schools and after school activities (e.g., sports). • Partnering with the school districts to create a bicycle safety course that can be integrated into the curriculum (e.g., PE class or otherwise). • Partnering with the California Air District on the anti -idle campaign and working with schools to reduce idling. • Adjusting traffic signals to prioritize pedestrians and bicycles around schools. • Encouraging school bus ridership. • Incentivizing electric bicycle usage. Secondary Action. Strategy 3: Advance sustainable land use. Wb, F % 1086 Promote LEED Promote and encourage the use of LEED for Neighborhood Development (LEED ND) as new developments are proposed and areas in the City are Neighborhood redeveloped. Mechanisms may include incorporating this into the CAP checklist for new development. Development Page 5 of 10