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Page 3 of 4 purchases by other local agencies. Given the available funding and high cost, staff did not pursue the purchase of the mini street sweeper in 2024. In March 2025, staff received an estimate for a different mini street sweeper at a cost of $312,345. At the March 24, 2025, BPTC meeting, the committee recommended rescinding and reallocating the 2023 TDA Article 3 funds of $493,513 for the purchase of the Multihog ECV 350 mini street sweeper for $312,345. The remaining balance of TDA funds from the rescinded allocation ($181,168) will be available for future TDA Article 3 applications from the City. EQUITY AND SUSTAINABILITY The recommended purchase of a mini street sweeper advances the City’s sustainability goals outlined in the Climate Action Plan (CAP 2.0), as the sweeper is an electric vehicle which addresses Strategy TLU-1: Advance vehicle decarbonization. OUTREACH The use of TDA Article 3 funds for the purchase of a mini-street sweeper was reviewed and recommended by the Bicycle, Pedestrian and Trails Committee at its June 26, 2023, meeting and its March 24, 2025, meeting. No additional outreach was conducted, as this item is a routine matter of City business. STRATEGIC PLAN ALIGNMENT Approval of this action advances the ONE Pleasanton strategic goal of Investing in our Environment through identifying the use of TDA Article 3 funds as a new revenue source to address the need for maintenance of protected bicycle facilities throughout the city. Additionally, the prioritization of maintenance of bikeways, including paved trails and separated bikeways, to ensure adequate sweeping is identified as a key action in the Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan. FISCAL IMPACT There is no additional financial impact associated with the adoption of the resolution authorizing an application with MTC for TDA Article 3 funds. The TDA Article 3 funding is an annual funding amount which has been programmed into the upcoming five-year CIP under the Annual Bicycle and Pedestrian Related Improvements at Various Locations project. The removal of the funding allocation of $493,513 is required by MTC because the purchase of a mini street sweeper was not identified as a possible use in the 2023 application for funding. MTC requires that the 2023 allocation of $493,513 be rescinded in order to make the funds available for other expenditures. The rescinded allocation is returned to the MTC account for the City of Pleasanton, which can be reallocated following a new request from the City. The request for $312,345 will draw down the available $493,513, leaving $181,168 available for future applications from the City. Prepared by: Submitted by: Approved by: Matthew Nelson, Associate Traffic Engineer Ellen Clark, Director of Community Development Gerry Beaudin, City Manager Page 25 of 249