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Initial Study <br /> <br />Draft Initial Study – Negative Declaration 15 <br />Table 2 Pleasanton CAP 2.0 Strategies and Actions <br />Action <br />ID # Strategies and Respective Supporting Actions <br />Anticipated GHG <br />Emissions Reduction <br />(MT of CO2e)1 <br />Buildings and Energy <br />Strategy BE-1: Advance the decarbonization of buildings <br />P1 All-electric reach code for new construction: Adopt all-electric reach code that <br />limits the development of new gas infrastructure by requiring electrification for <br />new construction (exceptions will be considered). <br />2030: 2,628 <br />2045: 22,959 <br />P2 Existing building electrification plan: Prepare and implement an existing building <br />electrification plan including grid analysis, municipal building electrification, <br />encouraging community electrification through incentives and permit <br />streamlining, conducting outreach and education, and staying apprised of <br />regulations, studies, and regional efforts. <br />2030: 4,357 <br />2045: 6,034 <br />S1 Refrigerant management in new construction: Require new construction use <br />lowest global warming potential refrigerants for appliances and HVAC systems. <br />Secondary 1 <br />Strategy BE-2: Improve energy consumption and efficiency <br />P3 Modify Municipal Code definition of “covered projects”: Modify definition of <br />“covered project” in the Pleasanton Municipal Code (PMC) Green Building section <br />to cover all new commercial buildings and residential homes. <br />2030: 279 <br />2045: 65 <br />S2 Community energy efficiency upgrades: Promote community energy efficiency <br />upgrades through incentives, partnerships, and/or education and outreach. This <br />action can include establishing and implementing a revolving loan fund for home <br />performance audits and system upgrades. <br />Secondary <br />S3 Energy benchmarking and City facility retrofits: Conduct energy benchmarking to <br />measure and track energy and water usage across City facilities. Identify <br />opportunities for efficiency upgrades and cost savings across City facilities, and <br />conduct energy retrofits of existing City facilities and equipment. This may include <br />identifying municipal facilities where solar/storage systems will be the most <br />effective and installing solar/storage systems throughout municipal locations. <br />Secondary <br />Strategy BE-3: Expand use of renewable energy <br />P4 Solar and storage on new construction: Require solar/battery storage systems on <br />new developments where feasible. <br />2030: 726 <br />2045: 0 <br />Transportation and Land Use <br />Strategy TLU-1: Advance vehicle decarbonization <br />P5 Create and implement a Zero-Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) Infrastructure Plan: <br />Develop and implement a ZEV Infrastructure Plan including a fuel infrastructure <br />analysis, expand public electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, incentivize EV, electric <br />bicycle, and ZEV use, require new multi-family housing to install EV charging, <br />transition the municipal fleet to all-electric, conduct education and outreach, and <br />support regional efforts. <br />2030: 25,352 <br />2045: 71,168