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i S " • §. 4. ESA Team Qualifications and submitted and Final Draft CAPs. Despite a minimal budget, ESA and Town -Green worked closely with a Council subcommittee, City staff, and the public (through a series of workshops and public information events including farmers markets and an Earth Day fair) to produce a CAP that reflects the character, the aspirations, and the resources of the City of Martinez, and that guides the City toward a more sustainable future. The CAP was adopted by the City Council in June, 2009. Town -Green has also recently engaged with the City of Hayward to develop a CAP that addresses building, landscape, and infrastructure sustainability; energy conservation and renewable resources; waste management and transportation- related systems, and other local targets in an implementable action plan that will help Hayward become a more environmentally, economically, and socially sustainable community. KEMA is completing City of San Leandro's Community CAP. KEMA also completed a GHG emissions inventory for the City of Roseville, CA, that is in accordance with the Califomia Climate Action Registry (CCAR) and The Climate Registry (TCR) protocols. CCAR is actively collaborating with ICLEI and the California Air Resources Board to standardize GHG emissions reporting categories for local governments. KEMA has worked closely with ICLEI's Cities for Climate Protection (CCP) program and StopWaste.org to develop a climate calculator for Build It Green's GreenPoint rating system. iblembers of the KEMA team have also been active with the City of Berkeley CAP development and public input process. In addition, Fehr & Peers contributed analysis to the City of Irvine's CAP. ESA prepared GHG emission inventories for ElRs on the Forecasting Emissions and Developing GHG Reduction following projects: plans • Redwood Landfill ER, Mahn • • County ESA staff have worked with public and private sector clients to forecast • ConocoPhillips Rodeo Refinery GHG emissions based on future population growth scenarios, projected Clean Fuels Expansion Project infrastructure and development, and supported assumptions about technology EIR, Contra Costa County • Dow Chemical Plant Expansion adoption and energy efficiency. ESA has developed multiple CEQA EIR, City of Pittsburg documents that include projected GHG emissions under future growth • San Rafael Rock Quarry E!R, scenarios and analysis of GHG emissions mitigation measures including Mann County energy conservation, use of low - carbon fuels, development of renewable • Shasta and Scott Watersheds Permitting Programs DR, energy facilities, improved transportation infrastructure, behavioral changes, California Department of Fish and use of carbon offsets. and Game • SFPUC Capital Improvement Program Programmatic EIR, The ESA Team has experience working with local governments to develop San Francisco Public Utilities plans for reducing carbon emissions and adapting to the effects of a changing Commission climate. These engagements include establishing a GHG emissions baseline City of Pleasanton Climate Action Plan 4-7 •