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Page 5 PUD-105 and P14-0852 <br /> July 9,2019 <br /> JDEDZ <br /> percent of County and State 2017 gasoline consumption,respectively.The estimated annual average <br /> construction fuel usage would represent a very small fraction of annual(2017)fuel usage in Alameda County <br /> and the State.As stated in the HRA prepared for the JDEDZ,Phase 1 would not require haul trucks to export <br /> rubble resulting from the demolition of existing buildings at the site; all rubble and new construction and <br /> demolition debris would be reused on-site.By using this material on-site as construction base,the JDEDZ would <br /> eliminate both disposal trips for the demolition debris and haul trips for new aggregated fill material,thus <br /> eliminating the diesel fuel consumption associated with each truck trip.The JDEDZ would comply with <br /> applicable construction regulations that affect energy demand,such as idling restrictions that would result in less <br /> fuel combustion and energy consumption and minimize the JDEDZ's construction-related energy use.As a <br /> result,construction energy impacts would be considered less than significant <br /> Operational energy consumption would occur from building energy needs(electricity and natural gas),off-site <br /> water supply and wastewater treatment,and from transportation fuels(e.g.,diesel and gasoline)used for <br /> vehicles traveling to and from the site,transportation refrigeration units(TRUs),and emergency generators. <br /> JDEDZ operations would occur in two phases. Phase 1 operations would commence in 2021 and Full Buildout <br /> operations would commence in 2031. <br /> Phase 1 operations would have an annual electricity demand of approximately 5.19 million kilowatt-hours <br /> (kWh),which represents approximately 0.006 percent of Pacific Gas&Electric Company(PG&E)network <br /> sales for 2017. Phase 1 operations would represent approximately 0.05 percent of electricity supplied by PG&E <br /> to the County in 2017. Phase 1 operations would have an annual natural gas demand of approximately 4.43 <br /> million standard cubic feet(scf),which represents approximately 0.002 percent of the PG&E network sales for <br /> 2017. Phase 1 operations would represent approximately 0.01 percent of natural gas supplied by PG&E to the <br /> County in 2017. <br /> Phase 1 operations would consume approximately 94,880 gallons of diesel and 1,089,881 gallons of gasoline <br /> annually associated with vehicle trips. Phase 1 diesel consumption would represent approximately 0.08 percent <br /> and 0.002 percent of County and State 2017 diesel consumption,respectively. Phase 1 gasoline consumption <br /> would represent approximately 0.19 percent and 0.007 percent of County and State 2017 gasoline consumption, <br /> respectively. <br /> Full Buildout operations would have an annual electricity demand of approximately 7.07 million kWh,which <br /> represents approximately 0.009 percent of PG&E's network sales for 2017.Full Buildout operations would <br /> represent approximately 0.06 percent of electricity supplied by PG&E to the County in 2017.Full Buildout <br /> operations would have an annual natural gas demand of approximately 4.73 million scf,which represents <br /> approximately 0.002 percent of PG&E's network sales for 2017.Full Buildout operations would represent <br /> approximately 0.01 percent of natural gas supplied by PG&E to the County in 2017. <br /> Full Buildout operations would consume approximately 237,540 gallons of diesel and 1,342,830 gallons of <br /> gasoline annually associated with vehicle trips. Full Buildout diesel consumption would represent approximately <br /> 0.21 and 0.006 percent of County and State 2017 diesel consumption,respectively.Full Buildout gasoline <br /> consumption would represent approximately 0.23 and 0.009 percent of County and State gasoline 2017 <br /> consumption,respectively. <br /> COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT—P.O. BOX 520. Pleasanton,CA 94566-0802 <br /> Planning Building&Safety Engineering Traffic Inspection <br /> 200 Old Bernal Ave. 200 Old Bernal Ave. 200 Old Bernal Ave. 200 Old Bernal Ave. 157 Main St. <br /> (925)931-5600 (925)931-5300 (925)931-5650 (925) 931-5650 (925) 931-5680 <br /> Fax: 931-5483 Fax: 931-5478 Fax: 931-5479 Fax 931-5479 Fax 931-5484 <br />