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Executive Summary | 8Pleasanton Climate Action Plan 2.0 Table 3. Secondary CAP 2.0 actions Secondary Actions Emissions Reduced (MTCO2e)1 Net City Cost2 Net Community Cost2 Buildings & Energy: This sector includes strategies to advance the decarbonization of buildings (BE-1), improve energy consumption and efficiency (BE-2), and expand use of renewable energy (BE-3). S1. Refrigerant management in new construction 3 $43k ($262k) S2. Community energy efficiency upgrades 7,500 $958k ($1.9M) S3. Energy benchmarking and City facility retrofits 400 ($3.1M)($0) Transportation & Land Use: This sector includes strategies to advance vehicle decarbonization (TLU-1); advance active, shared, and public transportation (TLU-2); and advance sustainable land use (TLU-3). S4. VMT reduction for K-12 activities 12,700 $571k ($6.3M) Materials & Consumption: This sector includes strategies to increase waste diversion and optimize collection and disposal systems (MC-1), and enhance sustainable production and reduce consumption (MC-2). S5. Environmentally preferable purchasing policy ($0)($0) S6. Embodied Carbon Reduction Plan ($0) ($89k) Natural Systems: This sector includes a strategy to increase and optimize carbon sequestration and improve ecosystem resilience (NS-1). S7. Carbon sequestration research and tracking ($0)($0) Water Resources: This sector includes strategies to improve water supply and increase conservation (WR-1) and improve stormwater resilience (WR-2). S8. Green Stormwater Infrastructure Plan ($0)($0) Community Resilience & Wellbeing: This sector includes a strategy to improve community resilience & reduce vulnerability to climate change (CRW-1). S9. Wildfire preparation, prevention, and education ($0)($0) 1 Cumulative reductions across all years through 2030. Estimates are rounded to the nearest hundred MTCO2e. 2 Numbers shown within parentheses represent net savings to the City or community 3 The symbol indicates an action that indirectly supports emissions reduction