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Environmental Checklist Tribal Cultural Resources ■ Amah Mutsun Tribal Band of Mission San Juan Bautista • Muwekma Ohlone Indian Tribe of the San Francisco Bay Area e Costanoan Rumsen Carmel Tribe • North Valley Yokuts Tribe • Guidiville Indian Rancheria ■ Tamien Nation ■ Indian Canyon Mutsun Band of Costanoan ■ The Confederate Villages of Lisjan ■ The Ohlone Indian Tribe • Tule River Indian Tribe ■ Wilton Rancheria • Wuksache Indian Tribe/Eshom Valley Band Under AB 52, Native American tribes have 30 days to respond and request further project information and formal consultation. On December 5, 2021, a representative from the Confederate Villages of Lisjan responded indicating that the Tribe does not have information to provide. The Tribe did not request formal consultation but did request to be contacted if any unanticipated tribal cultural resources are encountered during any ground disturbance related to implementation projects associated with the CAP 2.0 in the future. No other responses from Tribes were received. The CAP 2.0 would not involve land use or zoning changes that would increase development within the City but would instead promote sustainable infrastructure development within the urbanized area of the City. As a policy document, the CAP 2.0 would also not directly entail ground disturbing activities. Implementation of the CAP 2.0 actions related to existing building energy, EV charging infrastructure, green stormwater management facilities, and tree planting may include minor construction activities. Electrification retrofits associated with CAP 2.0 Actions P2, S2, and S3 may change the physical environment through the need for upgraded service and electrical panels, branch circuit upgrades, and installation of condensate drains to facilitate the installation of electric heat pumps for water and space heating. The physical changes these upgrades would entail are dependent on the year of building construction and location of electrical and service panels and plumbing connection of condensate drains, which sometimes may include modifications to the interior and/or exterior of buildings for wiring and panel replacement and minor excavation for connection of drainage to sewer systems. Installation of EV chargers associated with CAP 2.0 Action P5 would primarily impact previously disturbed areas within existing parking lots and developments. However, the physical changes these installations and enhancements would entail are dependent on the location of construction for the EV charging connections, which in some cases may include minor temporary excavation. In addition, CAP 2.0 Actions P13 and S8 would increase the planting of urban trees and construction of green stormwater infrastructure within the community. These actions could result in ground disturbance related to the construction of new stormwater infrastructure and planting new trees. However, the physical changes these installations and enhancements would entail are generally minor and would be dependent on the location of construction. Final Initial Study - Negative Declaration m