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REDWOOD CITY Agencies Association (BASMAA). The RAA for green infrastructure uses a water quality model coupled with continuous simulation hydrologic output to estimate baseline loadings of pollutants and the reductions that might be achieved through green infrastructure implementation in 2020, 2030, and 2040 under various scenarios, which include implementation of projects identified in this Plan. Results pertinent to green infrastructure planning and implementation are discussed in Section 2 of this Plan. 1.3.3 Related Local Planning Documents Green infrastructure can be integrated into a wide diversity of public and private projects. Public projects can incorporate green infrastructure in streets, parks, schools, and other civic properties. In order to ensure that green infrastructure is considered and supported in the range of planning and design processes for these projects, Redwood City will review and/or update planning documents to appropriately incorporate green infrastructure requirements at the time the documents are comprehensively revised. 1.3.4 Outreach and Education Redwood City's Green Infrastructure Plan development process engaged a wide variety of stakeholders, including both government staff and community members who live, work, and play near future green infrastructure projects. Redwood City also intends to engage relevant government staff and community members as projects move forward towards design and implementation. Outreach started through an internal working group that included staff from various departments within the City. The group met on a quarterly basis to discuss ongoing efforts to develop the GI Plan, and discuss potential policy considerations for meeting the goals of the MRP. In May 2017 the City Council adopted a Resolution (Appendix A) approving the GI Workplan, which is a framework outlining the schedule, budget, and tasks necessary to develop and implement a GI Plan, such as outreach and mapping and prioritizing areas for potential and planned projects. The resolution included the City Council's commitment to the MRP goals. As outlined in the GI Workplan and required bythe 2015 MRP, the City Council must approve the City's GI Plan before June 30, 2019. RWC GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN 5 JUNE 2019 ATTY/RESO.0075/CC RESO APPROVING THE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN — EXHIBIT A RESO. NO.15780 REV: 06-20-19 PR MUFF NO. 802