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Section 4. Implementation | 64Pleasanton Climate Action Plan 2.0 Table 6. Implementation plan for existing ongoing and primary actions Action City (Costs) or +Savings Community (Costs) or *Savings Phase Staff Time Responsible Department Buildings & Energy P1. All-electric reach code for new construction ($49k) +$2.8 M I Community Development P2. Existing Building Electrification Plan ($140k) ($140k) II Community Development P3. Modify Municipal Code definition of “covered projects” ($0) ($290k) I Community Development P4. Solar and storage on new construction ($0)($0)I Community Development Transportation & Land Use P5. Create and implement a ZEV Infrastructure Plan ($220k)+$31k II Community Development, Operations Services, City Manager’s Office P6. Electrify municipal small engine equipment and reduce emissions of off-road equipment upon replacement ($0)($0)II Operations Services P7. Expand community small-engine electrification ($0) +$2.4 M I Community Development & City Manager’s Office P8. Bicycle amenities ($0) ($2.6 M) I Community Development P9. Bicycle rack incentive program ($7.6k) +$730k II Community Development & Economic Development P10. Increase transit ridership ($75k) +$1.3 M III Community Development P11. Promote LEED Neighborhood Development ($900) +$850k I Community Development Materials & Consumption P12. Single use plastic reduction ($0)($0)II City Manager's Office Natural Systems P13. Urban Forest Master Plan ($490k) ($470k) I Operations Services and Engineering P14. Soil management carbon sequestration projects ($35k) ($2.9 M) I Operations Services Water Resources P15. Water efficiency and retrofits ($1.6 M)+ $4.7 M II Operations Services Community Resilience & Wellbeing P16. Comprehensive climate awareness, education, outreach ($120k) ($0) I All departments KEY P = Primary action S = Secondary action I = 2022-24 II = 2025-28 III = 2029-31 = Less than 0.5 FTE = 0.5 to 1.0 FTE = More than 1 FTE