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I L.\ 4. ESA Team Qualifications <br /> industrial boilers and burners, water and wastewater treatment plants, <br /> pump stations, emergency generators, welding and other maintenance <br /> operations. <br /> Transportation and Vehicle Fleets. Direct and indirect emissions <br /> associated with passenger vehicles, Tight -duty trucks, heavy -duty trucks, <br /> buses, trains, off -road vehicles and construction equipment, aircraft and <br /> maritime equipment, forklifts, landscaping equipment using fuel -based <br /> or mileage -based activity data. <br /> Power Generation. Direct and indirect emissions associated with power <br /> or heat generated from combustion facilities, photovoltaic panels, wind, <br /> landfill gas, and biomass. Also experienced estimating and allocating <br /> emissions from cogeneration plants that generate heating and cooling <br /> along with electricity. <br /> Solid Waste. Fugitive emissions from landfills and composting <br /> operations; emissions from landfill gas flaring, energy recovery, and <br /> waste -to- energy operations; lifecycle emissions from recycling, <br /> composting, and other solid waste management operations; carbon <br /> sequestration in landfills. <br /> Over the past 40 years, ESA <br /> has prepared ElRs for Specific, Wastewater Treatment- Stationary, process, and fugitive emissions <br /> General and Redevelopments associated with wastewater treatment operations. <br /> Plans throughout the greater <br /> Bay Area, particularly in coastal Other Process and Fugitive Emissions. HFC emissions from air <br /> communities, including: conditioning and other cooling operations. <br /> • Oakland General Plan Update <br /> FIR and Estuary Waterfront Scope 3 Emissions. Emissions associated with business travel, employee <br /> Plan EIR commuting, contracted services, and embodied emissions in fuels and <br /> • Brisbane Baylands Specific manufactured goods. Also, emissions from biogenic sources such as <br /> Plan EIR <br /> biofuels, biomass combustion, and aerobic decomposition of organic waste. <br /> • Treasure Island Development <br /> Plan EIR <br /> • Pacifica General Plan and De minimis Emissions. Experienced using available de minimis <br /> EIR provisions (e.g., in CCAR and TCR) to help ease the burden of emissions <br /> • San Pablo General Plan quantification and reporting. <br /> Update and Redevelopment <br /> Plan EIR <br /> • Bay Point Waterfront Integrated Waste Management Plans <br /> • <br /> Strategic Plan EIR <br /> • UC Santa Cruz Long Marine CAPS are similar in many ways to the Source Reduction and Recycling <br /> Laboratory Coastal Long Elements prepared by all California cities and counties pursuant to AB939: <br /> Range Development Plan EIR both start with a baseline inventory, and develop programs for reductions <br /> • Coast Dairies Long -Term <br /> according o a hierarchy of practices (for GHGs, the hierarchy is <br /> Resource Protection and g Y P ( Y <br /> Use Plan conservation, efficiency, and off -set; for solid waste it is reduce, reuse, and <br /> • Asilomar State Park General recycle). ESA was a pioneer in the development of Source Reduction and <br /> Plan and EIR <br /> • Fort Ord Dunes State Park Recycling Elements, and several of our staff were involved in writing some of <br /> General Plan and EIR the most forward- looking and innovative plans in the state. Our recently- <br /> completed Solid Waste Management Plan for the City of Berkeley lays out in <br /> City of Pleasanton Climate Action Plan 4 -9 <br />