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where the City plans to add one TCD, the vast majority of this area will rely on current control measures and jurisdictional-wide measures to reach initial long term goals. If quarterly visual inspection indicates that improvement is needed then further implementation will be initiated as needed. TMA 3 is divided into two sub-designations based solely on geographic areas; east and west of I-880. Street Sweeping Continued Pre-MRP Actions: Existing enhanced street sweeping includes street sweeping conducted at a frequency greater than 1x/week for streets within retail land use areas, or greater than 2x/month for streets in certain other land use areas. Existing enhanced street sweeping activities occurs in approximately 43 miles of street length. Most of the downtown area is swept three times per week, and some arterial roads are swept at two or three times per week. The great majority of this TMA falls within the three times per week category. Future Planned Actions: Review street sweeping program to further concentrate efforts on areas in TMA 2. Activities to Reduce Trash from Uncovered Loads Continued Pre-MRP Actions: The City of San Leandro has a Franchise Agreement for Solid Waste, Recyclables, and Green Waste Services between the City and Alameda County Industries. The contract language requires the contractor to contain or cover all material during transportation to the disposal or processing site. In addition, the contractor shall use due care to prevent materials placed in the collection containers from being spilled or scattered during the collection or transportation process. During the collection transportation process, the contractor is required to clean up litter in the immediate vicinity of any storage area (including the areas where collections bins are delivered for collection) of any materials that escape from the collection vehicle or collection containers as a result of the contractor’s service. The San Leandro Police Department (SLPD) actively enforces existing vehicle codes (California Vehicle Code Section 23114) by giving citations and fines to drivers of vehicles with uncovered loads that are identified within San Leandro jurisdictional area. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) also has active enforcement of uncovered loads going into the closed landfill transfer station as access is provided via a state highway. The SLPD coordinates enforcement with CHP for these activities. Staff Dedicated to Visible Trash Removal Continued Pre-MRP Actions: Public Works employees are assigned to respond to public reporting of trash in the area, as well as to perform random area checks for trash buildup. 342