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AB <br />Assembly Bill in the State of California. <br />KPI <br />Key performance indicators are values used to monitor and measure <br />ABAU <br />Adjusted business as usual is a scenario that adjusts the BAU to <br />the trends and effectiveness of overall sustainability performance. <br />account for GHG emissions reductions expected from federal, <br />LEED nD <br />Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design for Neighborhood <br />state, and regional policy such as vehicle emissions standards and <br />Development is a rating system that recognizes new neighborhood - <br />renewable energy requiremLnts. <br />scale developments that achieve sustainability and energy efficiency. <br />AMI <br />Advanced Metering Infrastructure is a system that enables two-way <br />It assesses neighborhood pattern and design, connection to services <br />communication between utilities and customers. It provides utility <br />and amenities, habitat and species conservation, green infrastructure <br />companies with real-time data about power consumption and allows <br />and buildings, and innovation and the design process. <br />customers to make informed choices about energy usage. <br />LEV <br />The most recent Low Emission Vehicles regulations impose stringent <br />BAU <br />Business as usual is a scenario that assumes that current activities <br />emission standards for criteria pollutants and greenhouse gases for <br />do not significantly change relative to current, normal conditions and <br />new passenger vehicles through the 2025 model year. <br />circumstances. <br />MMBTU <br />Million metric British thermal units is a common unit to measure <br />CAFE <br />Federal Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards are the required <br />heat content, particularly of energy sources like natural gas. <br />average fuel economy of ca -s and light trucks produced in the U.S. <br />MTCO2e <br />Metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent is a standard unit of <br />CAP 2.0 <br />Pleasanton's Climate Action Plan 2.0 is the City's plan to reach per <br />measurement for GHGs that includes consideration of the major <br />capita carbon neutrality by 2045, consistent with state requirements. <br />GHGs, including carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous <br />oxide (N20). It expresses the "global warming potential" of GHGs in a <br />CARB <br />California Air Resources Board is California's lead agency for climate <br />standardized unit, the equivalent amount of carbon dioxide. <br />change programs and overs=es all air pollution control efforts. <br />nPDES <br />National Pollution Discharge Elimination System is a permit program <br />CEQA <br />The California Environmental Quality Act requires state and local <br />that regulates point sources that discharge pollutants into waters <br />government agencies to inform decisionmakers and the public about <br />across the country. <br />the potential environmental impacts of proposed projects, and to <br />reduce those environmenta impacts to the extent feasible. <br />PMC <br />Pleasanton Municipal Code refers to ordinances (i.e., laws) that are <br />currently in effect within Pleasanton city limits. <br />City <br />The City of Pleasanton, CA developed and will implement CAP 2.0, <br />in consultation with community members, stakeholders, and other <br />TDM <br />Transportation demand management is the application of <br />implementation partners. <br />policies, strategies, and incentives to maximize the efficiency of <br />the transportation system through enhanced mobility, reduced <br />EVs <br />Electric vehicles are vehicles that derive all or part of their power <br />congestion, and low -carbon transportation. <br />from electricity. <br />VMT <br />Vehicle miles traveled is a metric used in transportation planning to <br />GHG <br />Greenhouse gas is a gas that traps heat in the air and causes climate <br />measure the cumulative miles traveled by all vehicles in a geographic <br />change. Examples include carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), <br />region over a given time period. <br />nitrous oxide (N20), and chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). <br />EO <br />Executive Order for the State of California. <br />GWP <br />Global warming potential is a measure that allows comparison of <br />global warming impacts among different types of GHGs. Different <br />SB <br />Senate Bill in the State of California. <br />GHGs can have different impacts on the Earth's warming. For <br />ZEV <br />Zero emission vehicles are vehicles that emit no carbon pollution <br />example, compared to CO2, methane has 84 times the GWP of CO2 <br />during operations. Electric vehicles and hydrogen -fuel cell vehicles <br />but stays in the atmosphere for a shorter timeframe. <br />are two examples. <br />Pleasanton Climate Action Plan 2.0 <br />Key Definitions 9 <br />