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KEMA k <br /> CITY OF SAN LEANDRO <br /> Climate Action Plan <br /> Client • ----- -�-- -- <br /> �q <br /> City of San Leandro <br /> Reference ' <br /> t <br /> Sally Berms, Senior Planner • <br /> 510- 577 -3458 ..rM �•�•r -4„ <br /> sbarros @ci.san- leandro.ca.us %c- <br /> • f <br /> • ;• <br /> Contract: $ 45,000 Overview <br /> Schedule: January - December 2009 KEMA developed a Climate Action Plan to reduce 2005 community wide emissions by <br /> 25% by 2020 for the City of San Leandro. The climate action plan process included <br /> Service Area/Region of Impact <br /> stakeholder engagement with City staff, the City Council, and the public. The project <br /> • San Leandro, Alameda County included the following tasks: • <br /> Key Team Members • Analyzed existing greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory (community wide and municipal <br /> • Karin Corfee • Betty Seto operations) prepared by ICLEI; <br /> • Dave Millar • Reviewed submitted comments from the public and other stakeholders regarding <br /> climate action priorities <br /> Major Issue Areas • Analyzed the current measures being g implemented by the City and developed a list of <br /> • Greenhouse gas inventory new measures and policies to meet City emissions reduction goals. Completed <br /> • Community building energy consumption estimated costs and benefits analysis for prioritization of measures. <br /> • <br /> • Transportation and land use Completed draft and final climate action plan for public and staff review <br /> The final CAP was adopted by City Council on December 21, 2009. The plan includes <br /> • Waste generation and reduction goals and measures to reduce emissions from community buildings, land use and <br /> transportation, waste, and municipal operations. In partnership with the San Leandro <br /> • Climate action plan Climate Protection Task Force, KEMA developed a framework of overarching g goals within <br /> each major emissions source category. <br /> The CAP is organized with implementing actions under each overarching goal. The cost- <br /> benefit analysis determined near -, mid- and longer -term priorities for implementing the <br /> CAP. <br /> Schedule and Budget Performance <br /> The climate action plan was adopted by the City Council on December 21, 2009. A draft <br /> CAP was released in October 2009, and KEMA will be presenting the results to the public <br /> M a Council work session. The project was completed on schedule and within budget. <br /> • <br /> City of Pleasanton Climate Action Plan 4 -13 <br />