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City of Pleasanton Pleasanton Climate Action Plan 2.0 Strategy CRW-1: Improve community resilience and reduce vulnerability to climate change P16 Comprehensive climate awareness, education, and outreach: Implement 2030: 5,490 comprehensive public/private climate awareness, education, and outreach which 2045: 2,966 may include creating a method for the community to calculate their personal carbon footprint, a new Library and Recreation program dedicated to environmental conservation and stewardship for different age groups, and "sustainability awards" recognizing community efforts presented annually. S9 Wildfire preparation, prevention, and education: Reduce community Secondary vulnerability and increase wildfire resilience by increasing awareness and expanding outreach, modifying development regulations, identify and implement controlled burns and other means to reduce combustible biomass and improve early wildfire detection, and provide clean air shelters. Note: MT of COze =metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent ' Secondary actions are those that may be implemented at a later date, but are not guaranteed. Secondary actions are not accounted for in the anticipated GHG emissions reductions. Values represent reductions in that year compared to the BAU scenario (i.e., not several -year -spanning compounded reductions). Source: Compiled by Rincon based on information contained in the Pleasanton Final CAP 2.0. The strategies and actions included in CAP 2.0 (shown above in Table 2), combined with Statewide legislation and City initiatives, will enable Pleasanton to meet its GHG emissions reduction target pathway, a linear pathway to achieving a 70 percent reduction in per capita GHG emissions from 1990 levels by 2030, which exceeds the State's goal of 40 percent below 1990 levels by 2030. Table 3 shows the contribution of the Statewide and City initiatives in conjunction with CAP 2.0 strategies and actions to reduce Pleasanton's projected total GHG emissions in 2030. Table 3 Pleasanton 2030 GHG Emissions Reductions from 2030 BAU levels Advanced Clean Cars Program Renewable Portfolio Standard Title 24 A. Total State Initiative Emissions Reductions B. Total City Initiative Emissions Reductions C. Total CAP 2.0 Emissions Reductions On -road Transportation All Electricity Residential Energy D. Total Expected Emissions Reductions (A+B+C) E. Pleasanton Emissions Reduction Requirement per SB 32 (State Goal) F. Meets/exceeds State Goal? (D > E) MT of COze = metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent IN 103,931 29,208 1,338 134,477 55,017 120,752 310,246 231,947 Yes