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Attachment 3 Access to green spaces Continue to partner with local organizations to increase awareness of and access to green spaces and outdoor recreation for all residents. n .: :., oitmue toy, r'a , ad uatet a essible cool acenterst,o x xt;erfie++; t. Work the cou + rt ..ensure u ; i n. -n' ifi 'P r 'IU -IM Community Continue to partner with nonprofits, school districts, low-income communities, and underrepresented communities to expand urban agriculture gardens opportunities (e.g., Bernal Community Farm) in community gardens, schools, parks, and on rooftops. Promote programs to teach residents how to garden. Strategy 1: Improve community resilience and reduce vulnerability to climate change. I D Action Action Description 'IU -IM C X", "wn �40W_ U1, 0' Mz' iW Z5 'q. NX, 1096 Wildfire Reduce community vulnerability and increase wildfire resilience. As part of this effort: preparation, a Leverage existing outreach and education campaigns and work with local organizations, (e.g., CAL FIRE Firewise, and Tri Valley Air prevention, and Quality Community Alliance) to increase awareness of residential homeowner actions to reduce and mitigate wildfire risk (e.g., create education defensible space, reducing fuel loads, cleaning out rain gutters of leaves). • Expand and improve targeted community messaging on how to respond to heat risks and poor air quality due to smoke. • Work with regional partners to modify development regulations and codes and implement retrofit programs to increase resilience to wildfires. • Work with CalFire and other partners to identify and implement controlled burns and other means to reduce combustible biomass and improve early wildfire detection for the City. • Provide clean air shelters in the event of poor air quality due to wildfires Secondary Action. Page 10 of 10