(d)1. CITY INFRASTRUCTURE STRATEGY
SEMI-ANNUAL STATUS REPORT
TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE | OCTOBER 6, 2025 PRESENTED BY:
Manuel Pineda, Deputy City Manager
Shoreline Levee
(Sea Level Rise)
CMO
Community Forest
(Urban Tree Canopy)
DOT Workstreams & Department Drivers
Natural Environment
Restoration
Modern & Sustainable
Mobility
Water
Resilience
Clean
Energy Resilience Objectives
RWF Land
Use/Construction
Coordination
Ensure Clean Creeks &
Rivers
(Stormwater Permit)
ESD
ESD, OED, PW
Electric Vehicle Public
Charging Infrastructure
ED
Partnering with
PG&E
Electric Vehicle City
Fleet Conversion
CMO, ED, PW
PW
Airport Asset
Preservation Plan
AIR, PW
Airport Power Capacity
and Redundancy
AIR, PW
UPDATED- City Infrastructure Strategy for FY 2025-26
Diverse Water Supply/
Direct Potable Reuse
ESD
Regional Wastewater
Facility (RWF)
Transformation
ESD, PW
Climate Adaptation and
Resilience Plan
ESD
Diridon Station
Modernization
DOT
BART Silicon Valley
Extension
PW, DOT
2 Climate Smart
Decarbonization &
Mitigation
ED
Climate Ready &
Climate Smart
Shoreline Levee
(Sea Level Rise)
CMO
Community Forest
(Urban Tree Canopy)
DOT Workstreams & Department Drivers
Natural Environment
Restoration
Modern & Sustainable
Mobility
Water
Resilience
Clean
Energy Resilience Objectives
RWF Land
Use/Construction
Coordination
Ensure Clean Creeks &
Rivers
(Stormwater Permit)
ESD
ESD, OED, PW
Electric Vehicle Public
Charging Infrastructure
ED
Partnering with
PG&E
Electric Vehicle City
Fleet Conversion
CMO, ED, PW
PW
Airport Asset
Preservation Plan
AIR, PW
Airport Power Capacity
and Redundancy
AIR, PW
Scored Q1 Key Results - City Infrastructure Strategy for FY 2025-26 Diverse Water Supply/
Direct Potable Reuse
ESD
Regional Wastewater
Facility (RWF)
Transformation
ESD, PW
Climate Adaptation and
Resilience Plan
ESD
Diridon Station
Modernization
DOT
BART Silicon Valley
Extension
PW, DOT
3 Climate Smart
Decarbonization &
Mitigation
ED
Climate Ready &
Climate Smart
STATUS
Completed Key Results
Minor Delay/Course
Correction Needed
Off-Track or Significant
Shift in Work Occurred
4 Partnering with PG&E:
In partnership with PG&E, the City is
advancing initiatives to support
electrification, streamline permitting, and
enhance energy infrastructure.
Since our last update, we...
• Advanced Shared Permit Status
Dashboard and Annual Permit
expansion pilot with PG&E
• Executed and publicized City of San
Jose - PG&E Implementation Agreement
• Developed shared Large-Load
Customers database for tracking PG&E
performance obligations.
• Launched Data Center Development
Team (internal working group)
• Closed RFQ for RWF 159 Acres
Economic Dev Lands Source: Gemini-generated AI
image of a data center and
electrical substation
Source: Photo looking West at the 159-Acres
Economic Development Lands south of the
Regional Wastewater Facility
5 Diridon Station
Modernization:
• Acceptance of configuration for the
station and program of inter-related
projects
• Hired consultants to begin the state
and federal environmental review
process
• Advertised a Project Director role for
the Diridon Station Program
6 Electric Vehicle Charging
Infrastructure: Finalized site selection and achieved 60% progress on San José Clean Energy’s Direct Current Fast Charging
Hub Pilot contract negotiation Affordable and reliable fast charging hubs at six City-owned properties. Reached out to all awardees of the CEC REACH 3.0 grant to inform them of incentive stacking through San
José Clean Energy’s Multifamily EV Charger Incentive
Program, which has a fiscal year goal of installing 240 ports at 20 properties. Reached out to industry groups to inform future charging programs as part of the 5-year refresh of the San José
Clean Energy Programs Roadmap.
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TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE | OCTOBER 6, 2025 PRESENTED BY:
Manuel Pineda, Deputy City Manager