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March 1, 2022

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1 Climate Action & Resiliency Plan Annual Reportand Annual Report on Transportation1 City Council, March 15, 2022Alameda Climate Action and Resiliency Plan (CARP)Reduce emissions by 50% below 2005 levels by 2030Achieve net zero emissions as soon as possible, no late than 2030.Climate adaptationflooding, sea level and groundwater rise, drought, extreme heat, hazardous air quality, and earthquakes/ liquefaction.

2 www.alamedaca.gov/carp3
2021 Highlights•Hired a Sustainability and Resilience Manager•Convened internal Green Team•Hired CivicSpark Fellow•Passed an all-electric reach code requiring new construction city wide to be all-electric•Completed “Electrifying Existing Residential Buildings in Alameda” report•Completed construction of all-electric Krusi Rec Center•Upgraded West End library to serve as Clean Air and Cooling center with electric furnace•Upgraded Mastick Senior Center Social Hall to serve as Clean Air and Cooling Center•AMP launched electric panel upgrades rebates and online marketplace•Amended City’s off street parking ordinance eliminating parking minimums and requiring EV charging in new development•Passed a gas-power leaf blower ban•Convened San Leandro Bay/Oakland Alameda Estuary Adaptation Working Group•Completed comprehensive General Plan Update with new Climate and Conservation Element•Completed an updated Climate Adaptation and Hazard Mitigation Plan for CalOES and FEMA review•Certified as a Blue City by nonprofit Project O•Recognized as a Silver-level Bicycle Friendly Community by League of American Bicyclist 4 3 2022 PrioritiesGreenhouse Gas Reduction1.Develop an equitable existing buildings energy efficiency and electrification roadmap. 2.Expand public EV charging availability.3.Encourage owners to seismically retrofit residential buildings. 4.Increase compost and mulch application. 5.Develop strategy to phase-in sustainable purchasing requirements. 6.Complete Doolittle Community Solar ProjectAdaptation7.Advance San Leandro Bay/ Oakland-Alameda Estuary Adaptation Working Group.8.Launch development of a citywide adaptation pathway master plan. 9.Identify funding for priority adaption projects identified in CARPCapacity Building10.Consider applying for Cool City Challenge11.Develop climate communication and engagement strategy12.Consider placing climate revenue measure on ballot13.Update Urban Forest Plan14.Complete Active Transportation Plan15.Complete Zero Waste Implementation Plan Progress Report. 5 Annual Report on Transportation6

4 Traffic Fatalities & Injuries7Average 2009-20182019 2020 2021Killed21 4 4Severely injured106 59 All injuries221273 167 158Traffic Fatalities and Severe Injuries, All Modes Transit Ridership & Auto Usage• AC Transit Alameda lines –50% of pre-pandemic• WETA ferry ridership – 50%• BART ridership – 30%• Posey Tube traffic – 90%8 New in 2021! Seaplane Lagoon ferry and AC Transit Line 78 5 Street Safety & Bikeways• 76+ intersections with new daylighting• 29 intersections with new high visibility crosswalks• 2.5 miles of new bikeways – most in one year since 20189 Transportation Plans StatusAdopted in 2021• Vision Zero Action Plan• General Plan 2040 (with Mobility Element)Planned for Completion in 2022• Active Transportation Plan• Smart City Master Plan• Mobility Element street classification maps10

6 Capital Projects Status11
Grant Application Priorities12Potential Grant SourcesUrban Greening Grant ProgramTransformative Climate Communities Program (for projects in disadvantaged communities)Measure BB/One Bay Area Grants (OBAG)Active Transportation Program, Cycle 6Federal EarmarksHighway Safety Improvement ProgramProject ScoreAlameda Point: New Transportation Infrastructure13Bicycle/Pedestrian Bridge in West Alameda13Central Ave Roundabouts13Lincoln/Marshall/Pacific Ave Corridor Safety Improvement13Stargell Complete Street 13Safety Improvements at High Crash Intersections12Fiber Communications Network9Northern Shoreline near Webster/Posey Tube: Adaptation 8Northern Shoreline Bay Farm Island: Adaptation7Vision Zero Public Safety Campaign7 7 Staff Recommendation13Accept:• CARP Annual Report• Annual Report on Transportation

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