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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
8/17/2010
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
URBAN HABITAT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - TYPE
MISC AGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06 (Long Term Agreements)
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2. Work Program <br /> For each of the three teaming partners a project point person will coordinate <br /> directly with the ESA Project Manager to exchange information, coordinate <br /> schedules, and be responsible for deliverables. ESA will prepare the CAP in <br /> phases to allow for adequate review cycles that include comments from City <br /> staff and the general public. • <br /> B. Scope of Work <br /> The following tasks describe our scope of work, using a Task numbering <br /> scheme consistent with that presented in the RFP, but with significant <br /> differences in Subtask detail that reflects our unique approach to the project. <br /> Task 1: Determine Appropriate CAP Scope <br /> An important early stage task will be to help the City determine the level of <br /> detail needed in the Pleasanton CAP. The ESA team has in -depth experience <br /> with analyzing and developing CAPs, and we are familiar with the wide <br /> range of detail and cost - benefit analysis exhibited by city and county CAPs <br /> throughout California and beyond. The ESA team believes that Pleasanton <br /> should take a comprehensive approach to developing its CAP, to use the <br /> CAP to address the Attorney General complaints regarding the General Plan, <br /> and to develop a document that provides a clear road map, including <br /> implementation and monitoring, for reducing emissions and achieving its <br /> 2020 reduction target. <br /> ESA will work closely with the City to thoroughly understand its CAP <br /> objectives. We will select several examples of other CAPs and review these <br /> with the City to illustrate the range and type of analyses and planning that <br /> can be delivered, and the approximate cost of and level of effort. Through <br /> this process ESA will work with City staff to develop a detailed scope of <br /> work that includes CAP elements, approach, and outline. Examples cif <br /> detailed CAPs that have recently been completed in the Bay Area include <br /> those for the Cities of Hayward, Berkeley, and Menlo Park. <br /> Task 2: Analysis and Adjustment of City's Baseline and <br /> Projected GHG Emissions and Targets • <br /> ESA will review in detail the City's baseline GHG emissions inventory <br /> prepared by ICLEI (calendar year 2005, for government operations and for <br /> community-wide emissions) for accuracy and completeness and adjust the <br /> inventory as needed to provide an accurate baseline for emissions reduction <br /> planning. The ESA team will review the sources and facilities that contribute <br /> significant emissions to the inventory, and identify where there is potential <br /> 2-4 Cily of Pleasanton Climate Action Plan <br />
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