CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PACKET 4-21-26

Page 2 of 3 Measure B from the 10-year agreement and including it as a separate 1-year agreement to ensure all Measure B funds are expended prior to July 1, 2027. The only other significant change is the integration of performance measures in the annual reporting. This effort aims to improve efficiency in the recipient agencies’ reporting requirements under the agreements and in Alameda CTC’s oversight of expenditure of funds. EQUITY AND SUSTAINABILITY These two Master Programs Funding Agreements (Measure B and Measure BB/VRF) support equity and sustainability outcomes by requiring documented, reportable investments in active transportation, safety, and state-of-good-repair; tracking investments in equity communities; and ensuring transparent, public-facing communications and oversight of how funds are used. OUTREACH No public outreach was conducted specifically for this administrative item. However, both agreements include clear public information and engagement requirements, including: • Participation in a Public Awareness Program in partnership with Alameda CTC and/or its community advisory committees, to ensure the public can identify which projects/programs are funded by these transportation tax and fee revenues. • Project/vehicle signage (where practical) noting Measure B / Measure BB / VRF funding, improving transparency and public trust. • Website posting requirements to provide current information on how the City is using the funds. • Responsiveness to oversight bodies and inquiries, including making staff available to report/answer questions before the Commission, Independent Watchdog Committee, and/or community advisory committees as applicable. • Annual compliance reporting and performance reporting processes that also function as a formal accountability and communications channel. STRATEGIC PLAN ALIGNMENT Approval of the Measure B and Measure BB/VRF Master Programs Funding Agreements supports implementation of the City’s ONE Pleasanton Strategic Plan by enabling continued investment in street maintenance, multimodal safety and connectivity, and accessible mobility programs while requiring strong fiscal controls and public transparency. The agreements require annual independently-audited financial statements, annual compliance/performance reporting, website updates, and participation in Alameda CTC’s public awareness efforts. The agreements also embed equity and sustainability accountability through required reporting on investments in defined equity communities, performance reporting on safety investments on priority networks, and (for Measure BB Local Streets and Roads funds) a required minimum 15 percent annual investment benefiting bicyclists and pedestrians. FISCAL IMPACT There is no immediate fiscal impact as part of this action; however, execution of the Master Programs Funding Agreement prior to July 1, 2026, will allow an uninterrupted flow of transportation funds to the City from Measure BB and VRF revenues and continued expenditure of Measure B, Measure BB, and VRF funds. Page 57 of 846