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o The Interstate-580 (1-580) Overcrossing Improvement project consists of bicycle and pedestrian improvements on three overcrossings at 1-580; preliminary plans were presented to the Bicycle, Pedestrian and Trails Committee on January 23, 2023. Improvements are anticipated to be started in 2023. o One trail segment was built (along Stoneridge Mall Road and Stoneridge Drive), and the Civic Park segment was updated. • Action P5 Zero Emissions Vehicle Infrastructure [Partially Completed 2022/In Progress]. This action includes several components, some of which have been completed or are in progress including: o Electric vehicle charging infrastructure is now required for new construction, completed in 2022 as part of Action P1 Reach Codes. o The City completed a fleet assessment to analyze the impacts of electrifying the City's light duty fleet and installing the necessary infrastructure for charging. The costs for implementation of the plan are to be included in the Capital Improvement Project (CIP) budget request which will be presented to the City Council for consideration in Spring 2023. Additionally, the City transitioned a paratransit van in its Pleasanton Rides program to an electric vehicle which will be used for senior services. Some golf course utility carts are also being transitioned to electric for use at the Callippe Preserve Golf Course. o The City has been working with EBCE to expand the publicly available vehicle charging infrastructure. On November 1, 2022, the City Council authorized staff to explore and pursue charging at several locations. Currently, EBCE is preparing conceptual charging plans for City review at two locations (i.e., Firehouse Arts Center and Senior Center). These EV chargers will be "fast" chargers and will be available for public use. o The City processed approximately 85 electric vehicle charging permits in 2022, including both residential and commercial installations. This is anticipated to increase in 2023 due to the new codes and statewide shift toward electric cars. Only a portion of this action has been completed, however, the entirety of this action has an estimated cumulative reduction of 118,200 MTCO2e through 2030. • Action P6 Electrify Municipal Small Engine Equipment [In Progress]. The City received a grant from the Tri-Valley Air Quality Community Alliance to aid in transitioning some municipal equipment to battery power instead of gas. The City is looking at replacing approximately 26 pieces of equipment including leaf blowers, line trimmers, hedge trimmers, chainsaws, etc. This effort is currently a pilot program and the City will continue to explore the transition away from gas-powered equipment in the coming years. • Action P7 Electrify Community Small Engine Equipment [In Progress]. The City has begun this action including researching a potential gas-powered leaf Page 5 of 9