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Natural Systems • Action P13 Urban Forest Master [In Progress]. The Urban Forest Master Plan (UFMP) project was initiated in 2023 with an anticipated adoption of late 2024. The UFMP will provide a framework for the long-term care, preservation, and expansion of the community's urban forest. It will also provide a tree inventory and tree canopy analysis among other components. This action has an estimated cumulative reduction of 1,200 MTCO2e through 2030 (represented as carbon sequestration). • Action P14 Soil Management and Carbon Sequestration [In Progress]. Staff created a Landscape Inventory GIS Mapping tool, used to develop a three-year compost application plan for parks and open space throughout the city. The plan outlines the programming for 6,300 tons of compost, applied to approximately 207 acres, over a three-year period. Additionally, the City is planning to participate in a research study with StopWaste and UC Merced as it relates to soil management and carbon sequestration. Water and Wastewater • Action P15 Water Efficiency and Retrofits [Completed 2022/Ongoing]. In 2022, City rebate maximums for the Eco-Friendly Lawn Conversion rebate were increased for residential customers (from $250 to $575) and for customers with dedicated irrigation meters (from $3,000 to $4,000). Also in 2022, the City awarded rebates for 28 lawn conversion projects. Further, Zone 7 awarded 151 rebates to Pleasanton residents for lawn conversions, weather-based irrigation controllers, and high efficiency washing machine upgrades. The City will continue to partner with Zone 7 and provide incentives and rebates to the community to improve water efficiency and reduce water use. Community Resilience • Action E18 School Climate Planning [Ongoing]. The City supported GoGreen Initiative (GGI) efforts through a Professional Services Agreement and a Community Grant. In 2022, GGI continued to update the Energy Star Portfolio Manager (ESPM) data on energy and water consumption, and on waste, for all 15 Pleasanton Unified School District campuses and is currently pursuing Energy Star certification for campuses that are eligible. The Local Leaders of the 21 st Century clubs at Amador and Foothill work with GGI staff and have engaged in several projects to support the City's CAP 2.0, including school campus compliance with SB 1383. GGI has also partnered with the City on several community outreach and education sessions to help residents learn more about how they can help enact the City's CAP 2.0 through their daily patterns. • Action E20 Community Centers [Ongoing]. In 2022, the City's cooling centers were open from September 3-9 during extreme heat events. Additionally, winter relief was provided during cold weather in January 2023 wherein the City housed Page 7 of 9