Reso 2021-113 Adopt 2021 CAP and Addendum to 2035 General Plan

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[ME iroropfiirore caring ,vcurc breezes pr_shvrell ne U dvughnuteconomles no fees fo ardthlnking C � innovative snaredvehldes cool C cvlgreen cvmmeraal �nsaianta a) system% o N progressive adaptable fe lVe ust atlon E L - '!". parks war � apriori iz Ohlstoricclimate debt e°t1OeS heath rinclusive �ampa I- ' single plastc free asslstuncecl 4uie clean f t togetheog—otc bikes r ^, antlra�lst E equitable allab�ron exceeds plan mvregen spcesausftoardinvabb1.a oapbtro'le s re enerative trdi plan healthy egeerN °O =s nery action In-Zi6 UU " ,� �r publb trunsportation - r' _n E sustainable fevve mane behind }v� U1 0 forwvrd thinking m v Q res rceful 0 blkingvndwvlkingpvths shorellbse preserleane-rgy m _ -C - action nct rni.mtlk 09 personal responsibo-ity unapologetic V aammamty based low -emission — rco At the second workshop, community members were asked in English and Spanish to provide words that matched their vision of a climate -resilient San Leandro. The larger the word in the above word cloud, the more community members identified that word as part of their vision. Staff Engagement In addition to community groups, the Sustainability Office also convened with infernal City staff as part of the interdepartmental Green Team, the staff group that would be responsible for implementing the completed CAP. Throughout the update process, the Green Team met bimonthly for updates and feedback on the CAP, training on specific climate topics, and cross -department sharing. With the incorporation of community feedback into the CAP draft strategies, the Sustainability Office reviewed the strategies with the Green Team to identify their recommendations of top priorities for implementation in 2021. Anticipating the CAP adoption and transition into implementation in 2021, these recommended priorities are proposed as the staff workplan for the first year of implementation. Chapter 2 of this document describes the results of the GHG inventories carried out for the City of San Leandro for the years of 2005 and 2017, as well as estimates for the City's GHG emissions in 2020, 2030, and 2050. This work provides a foundation that allows the community to see how its emissions have changed over time and chart progress toward State and local emissions reductions targets, informing emissions reductions strategies. San Leandro 2021 Climate Action Plan Page 27