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Attachment 3 Water Conservation Continue to promote City's Water Conservation Program including rebates, workshops, and outreach. Program On-site stormwater Continue to require new developments of a certain size to have on-site stormwater management and minimal hardscape as regulated by the management Alameda Countywide National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES). Strategy 1: Improve water supply & increase conservation. 1087 Water Efficiency and Expand incentives to reduce water use including: Retrofits . Partner regionally with Zone 7 to expand incentives and direct install programs to retrofit inefficient water fixtures in existing properties. • Enhance the existing incentives/rebates for native and drought -tolerant residential and commercial landscaping and removal of grass turfs/lawns. Secondary Action. Strategy 2: Improve stormwater resilience. 1136 Green Stormwater p Participate and support regional Green Stormwater Infrastructure Planning efforts that builds off and supports the City's NPDES Infrastructure Plan permit to ensure a sustainable approach for managing stormwater runoff. The plan may include: • Actions to replace traditional grey infrastructure with bioretention areas, green roofs, permeable pavement, and rainwater catchment. • Exploration of opportunities to retrofit or integrate green infrastructure into existing and new City facilities. • Incorporation of green infrastructure and stormwater management with infrastructure projects. • Ensure future infrastructure and retrofits are adequately sized to be able to handle future flows and storms exacerbated by climate change. Secondary Action. Community Resilience & Wellbeing Goal Prepare for climate and non -climate emergencies and integrate climate considerations across City and community decision-making. Existing Ongoing Actions Page 9 of 10