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Table 2. Primary CAP 2.0 actions <br />P1. All -electric reach code for new construction 10,100 $49k ($2.7M) <br />P2. Existing Building Electrification Plan 16,500 $138k $137k <br />P3. Modify Municipal Code definition of "covered projects" 1,300 ($0) $287k <br />P4. Solar and storage on new construction 2,300 ($0) ($0) <br />P5. ZEV Infrastructure Plan <br />118,200 <br />$218k <br />($31k) <br />P6. Electrify municipal small engine equipment and reduce emissions of off-road equipment upon replacement <br />IN, -1 <br />($0) <br />($0) <br />P7. Expand community small -engine elect-ification <br />6,300 <br />($0) <br />($2.4M) <br />P8. Bicycle amenities <br />1,900 <br />($0) <br />$2.4M <br />P9. Bicycle rack incentive program <br />1,800 <br />$8k <br />($777k) <br />P10. Increase transit ridership <br />5,100 <br />$75k <br />($585k) <br />P11. Promote LEED Neighborhood Development <br />16,600 <br />$1k <br />($850k) <br />P12. Single use plastic reduction NV ($0) ($0) <br />Natural Systems: This sector inclUdes a strategy to increase d optimize carbon.improve ecosystem resilience (NS -1). <br />P13. Urban Forest Master Plan 366,200" $486k $470k <br />P14. Soil management carbon sequestration projects 3,9004 $35k $2.8M <br />P15. Water efficiency and retrofits Oa $1.6M ($4.6M) <br />P16. Comprehensive climate awareness, education, and outreach 27,400 $119k ($0) <br />Cumulative reductions across all years through 2030. Estimates are rounded to the nearest hundred MTCO2e. <br />Numbers shown within parentheses represent net savings to the City or community. <br />a The 62 symbol indicates an action that indirectly supports emissions reduction. <br />^Represents carbon sequestration. Executive Summary 17 <br />