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communities. The 2023-2031 San Leandro Housing Element was among the first 4 in the Bay Area to be certified, providing a comprehensive strategy for promoting the production of available, affordable and adequate housing within the community. • Assisted with the enforcement of the California Green Building Code and local Reach Codes in issuing building permits and plan conditions of approval to ensure water conservation and green infrastructure requirements. • Adopted Reach Codes in November 2022 that eliminates natural gas use in new residential and commercial office construction and increases EV charger requirements. • Used American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to develop a Shop Local Workplan, support the Keeping it Local Gift Card, support local business events, and develop updated materials. • Completed installation of solar panels at Water Pollution Control Plant. • Design grant for Water Pollution Control Plant treatment wetlands project approved for implementation. • Working on the development of the Emergency Operations Plan with the inclusion of climate impacts. • Aligning San Leandro municipal code around Transit-Oriented Developments (TODs)—parking zones, parking permits, and other parking related policy. Upgraded parking enforcement vehicles to hybrids. • Supported mixed-use and ped-oriented development in TOD areas through Council adoption of Zoning amendments concurrent with the Housing Element to accommodate additional infill development in Priority Development Areas, which concentrate new development near transit; support of new housing in downtown at the Centro Callan and Town Hall Square projects (property sales, entitlements and building permits); significant planning and development facilitation work in the Bay Fair TOD area, including infrastructure and planning grants and coordination with property owners. • Working with the Public Information Team to improve accessible, multilingual communications, particularly during emergencies. Chinese language content currently issued weekly through WeChat. • Coordinating with local indigenous Ohlone tribes on City project consultations. • Working with Climatec for phase 3 municipal facility installation/upgrades of interior building LED lights and HVAC units • Ongoing delivery of compost and recycling programs, including educational outreach on SB1383 requirements. • Ongoing enforcement of countywide styrofoam ban. • Development of internal paper procurement documentation tracking system and regional partnerships around compost procurement to meet SB1383 requirements. • Securing grant funds for the development of a homeless navigation center.