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14 DMA 2000 §201.6 (c) (3) of the requirements outlines the process for localities in developing their mitigation strategies. Specifically, the Local Hazard Mitigation Plan must “include a mitigation strategy that provides the jurisdiction’s blueprint for reducing the potential losses identified in the risk assessment, based on existing authorities, policies, programs, and resources, and its ability to expand on and improve these existing tools.” These strategies should be built on an assessment of hazard risks and vulnerabilities. The plans should include measures to mitigate hazard risks and demonstrate the benefit of these activities. They should also identify gaps in knowledge and data and a strategy to maintain and update the data, projects, information, and the overall mitigation plan. 1.7 CITY OF SAN LEANDRO GENERAL PLAN The updated San Leandro General Plan 2035 was adopted by the San Leandro City Council in September 2016. The City is committed to the safety and well-being of all San Leandro residents, businesses, and the ability of the Government to provide essential functions after a major disaster. To reflect the importance of emergency preparedness and hazard mitigation San Leandro has placed two specific sections into the 2016 General Plan pertaining to Hazard Mitigation and emergency preparedness. 1.1 GOAL EH-1 Mitigation of Natural Hazards Reduce the potential for injury, property damage, and loss of life resulting from earthquakes, landslides, floods and other natural disasters. Related Policy and Actions:  Policy EH-1.2: Earthquake Retrofit Action EH-1.2.A: Residential Retrofit program Action EH-1.2.B: Change of Occupancy Upgrade Action EH–1.2.C Soft-Story Buildings  Policy EH-1.3: Off-site Impacts of Hillside Development  Policy EH -1.4: Code Revisions  Policy EH –1.5: Public Awareness Action EH-1.5.A: Educational Materials  Policy EH- 1.6: Construction of Flood Plain Action EH -1.6.A: FIRM Amendments 53