CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA PACKET

EXHIBIT A PROJEСТ ОВJECTIVE The City of Livermore General Plan Update process considered the possibility of incorporating the area east of Greenville Road up to the South Bay Aqueduct (SBA) between I-580 to the north and the intersection of the SBA with Greenville Road to the south. To provide a resource and public guidance document, Tri-Valley Conservancy (TVC) has commissioned a conservation values study to evaluate the conservation values in this unincorporated area of Alameda County. Monk & Associates, a biologicalfirm with significant experience in the area, is conducting the study. Their work provides developers (e.g., housing developers, commercial developers, and pipeline companies) with the ability to develop their lands yet at the same time protect other lands in the vicinity that support special-status species and sensitive communities in perpetuity. The Critical Conservation Resources to be evaluated in the East of Greenville Conservation Study include: sensitive vegetation communities; wetlands and waterways; special-status botanical occurrences and habitat; special-status wildlife occurrences and habitat; potential wildlife corridors; potential trail corridors; agricultural lands; land use designations; existing protected lands; and proposed development lands. From Monk & Associates literature review, aerial photo interpretation, and on-site survey, a description ofplant communities/wildlife habitats, existing land uses, and the potential presence for special-status plant and animal species and/or their habitats in the study area will be evaluated and discussed. The purpose of this work is to identify the best and most efficient use of all lands evaluated. This study is intended to provide a framework document to assist decision-makers and the public on the existing values in the area and appropriate land uses in the area. Funding Requested: $25,000 Total Project Cost (including in-kind contributions): $60,000 Itemized Project Expenses, including transaction costs: (Include all project expenses; indicate those that would be paid for with Altamont funds. Itemized Expenses Requested funding with this proposal Funded by another (Identify the source) $20,000- Tri-Valley Conservanсу1. Consultant Cost $25,000 $10,000- Friends of Livermore $5,000- City of Livermore (applied) Please Note: This project is not an acquisition, but an area study to evaluate resources for conservation. Proposed funding date: November 2025 Estimated completion date of project: December 2025 Is the property currently under a Williamson Act contract? If yes, has a notice of non-renewal been filed? If yes, when does the contract expire? Are there other easements or deed restrictions on the property (e.g., conservation easements, access roads, utility lines, pipelines, etc.)? Are other easements currently being negotiated? Who will hold fee title to the land or hold the easement? N/A ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐Yes ☐ No ☐Yes ☐ No ☐ Yes ☐ No If yes, provide name and contact information of the appropriate representative: Is that entity aware of this project? ALAMEDA COUNTY | Community Development Agency | PLANNING DEPARTMENT Grant Funding Application | ALTAMONT 2 Page 57 of 399