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any multi -family residential prosect; (6) construction of any mixed use <br />project; (7) additions to residential projects where the addition is 2,000 <br />square feet or greater; or (8) additions of any size to residential projects <br />where the residential project was less than 2,000 square feet when <br />built and it has been less than five years from the date the certificate <br />of occupancy was issued. Covered projects do not include historic <br />buildings or privately owned commercial or mixed use buildings within <br />the boundaries of the downtown specific plan. <br />Secondary Actions <br />Emissions reduction 7,500 City Cost $958k <br />Co -benefits At 0 Community Cost ($1.9M) <br />The City will promote use of energy efficiency improvements (e.g., <br />window upgrades, LED lighting) communitywide through incentives, <br />partnerships, and/or education and outreach, consistent with P16. <br />Emissions reduction 400 City Cost ($3.1M) <br />Co -benefits ttt Community Cos' $0 <br />The City will use the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Energy <br />Star Portfolio Manager tool (or other similar tools) to measure and track <br />energy and water usage across City facilities. The City will assess the <br />performance of individual facilities over time, identify opportunities for <br />efficiency upgrades and cost savings across City facilities, and conduct <br />energy retrofits of existing City facilities and equipment. To build local <br />resilience to energy shortages, the City will work with regional partners <br />(e.g., EBCE) to install solar and storage systems on municipal facilities <br />(e.g., parks, library) where they will be the most effective. <br />Strategy BE -3. Expand use of renewable energy <br />Primary Actions <br />Emissions reduction 2,300 <br />Co -benefits ♦t♦ O <br />City Cost $0 <br />Community Cost 50 <br />Within the PMC Green Building chapter, the City will require "covered <br />projects" to include solar installation that meets the power needs of the <br />new development if feasible. Where solar is being installed, the covered <br />projects will also be required to install energy storage systems (e.g., <br />battery storage). <br />Pleasanton Climate Action Plan 2.0 Buildings & Energy 139 <br />