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Orientation to Actions <br />Following the two-page overview, the existing ongoing, primary, and <br />secondary actions supporting each strategy are described in detail. <br />Existing ongoing actions either directly or indirectly support the emissions <br />reductions goals of the CAP 2.0. The City is already implementing these actions <br />and will continue to do so to meet its targets. GHG emissions and co -benefits <br />were evaluated for these, but costs were not, as they are already contemplated <br />in other plans and policies. These actions are denoted with an "E." <br />Primary actions are new actions in the CAP 2.0 that are primarily GHG <br />mitigating actions. These actions are needed to meet emissions reduction <br />targets. They will be implemented according to the implementation plan. <br />These actions are denoted with a "P." <br />Secondary actions are new actions in the CAP 2.0 that are primarily resilience <br />building actions. These actions will only be implemented as resources (e.g., <br />staff time, grants, and otherfunding sources) and/or partnership opportunities <br />become available. These actions are denoted with a "S." <br />CO-BEnEFITS <br />ttt <br />0 <br />■ r <br />Strategy BE -1. Advance the decarbonization of <br />buildings <br />L. 4My ongoing Actions <br />. . Na �aW CrrN�W YM <br />Ue�enp.�an.�r ae �.nn <br />]SS ]OD i N.A <br />Na auoaO �n.i NrA <br />■I .Ain4 k,M.ft&A-Nn.l L <br />Primary Action <br />MW <br />...r 000 uaw....d <br />pr. mmry� e W Iowa U.sr�wnrl.o rw� <br />Pleasanton Climate Action Plan 10 Section 3. Pleasanton's Climate Solutions 133 <br />