Attachment A: Site Map and List of 30 Community‐Serving Locations for Priority Microgrid Implementation Exhibit A. Map of 30 Community‐Serving Locations for Priority Microgrid Implementation. All listed sites are critical facilities without backup generation, including 11 community centers designated as emergency shelters (Community Center – Cooling – Heating ‐ Shelter category), two community centers with adjacent care facilities for rare or endangered animal species (Animal Care category), 14 Fire Stations and three Municipal Fleet Stations (Operations category). 46% are located in and 73% adjacent to recognized disadvantaged communities. The Disadvantaged Communities gradient (Number of DAC Indicators category) indicates the number of DAC thresholds met within the delineated census tract: 0 (lightest hue) indicating no DAC influence in or adjacent to the census track, 1‐3 indicating that the census track meets between one to three different DAC thresholds, up to 4 (darkest blue) indicating the census track meets all DAC thresholds under CalEnviroScreen 4.0 (CES4), CalEnviroScreen 3.0 (CES3), California Air Resources Board (CARB), and Department of Water Resources (DWR). All DAC layers were downloaded to the City’s ArcGIS database directly from the Regional Resilience Grant Program (RRGP) mapping tool and overlayed with the City’s 30 Community Serving Locations ‐ Microgrid layer to produce this image.
Exhibit B. List of 30 Community‐Serving Locations for Priority Microgrid Implementation. All listed sites are critical facilities without backup generation, including 11 community centers designated as emergency shelters (Community Center category), two community centers with adjacent care facilities for rare or endangered animal species (Animal Care category), 14 Fire Stations and three Municipal Fleet Stations (Operations category).