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REDWOOD CITY redevelopment areas to estimate anticipated PCBs and mercury load reductions from 2003 to 2040. Countywide Stormwater Resource Plan (SRP) — The SRP is a comprehensive plan that identifies and prioritizes thousands of GI project opportunities throughout San Mateo County and within each municipal jurisdiction. Prioritized project opportunities include: (1) large regional projects within publicly owned parcels (e.g., public parks) that infiltrate or treat stormwater runoff generated from surrounding areas (e.g., diversion from neighborhood storm drain system; diversions from creeks draining large urban areas); (2) retrofit of publicly owned parcels with GI that provide demonstration of onsite LID designs; and (3) retrofit of public street rights-of-way with GI, or "green streets." The SRP included a multi - benefit scoring and prioritization process that ranks GI project opportunities based on multiple factors beyond pollutant load reduction (e.g., proximity to flood prone channels, potential groundwater basin recharge). Figure 2 provides an example of green street opportunities identified, scored, and prioritized by the SRP throughout San Mateo County (SMCWPPP 2017). 2.4 Description of the RAA Model C/CAG performed a comprehensive, countywide modeling effort to provide: (1) simulation of baseline loads of PCBs and mercury for each of the County's watersheds and municipal jurisdictions discharging to San Francisco Bay; (2) estimation of necessary load reduction goals to meet requirements of the MRP and TMDL WLAs; and (3) determination of the amount of GI needed to address load reduction goals based on project opportunities identified Section 2.3. The RAA also provides analysis of alternative implementation scenarios through cost -benefit optimization that can inform cost-effective GI implementation within each municipal jurisdiction. These results set goals for GI Plans developed by each Permittee. The analytical framework selected to support the San Mateo Countywide RAA is based on a linked system of models (Figure 3). Component models of the linked system include: • Loading Simulation Program C++(LSPC)—The hydrologic and water quality model selected for the baseline model of San Mateo County watersheds was the Loading Simulation Program in C++(LSPC) (Shen et al., 2004), a watershed modeling system that includes Hydrologic Simulation Program — FORTRAN (HSPF) (Bicknell et al. 1997) algorithms for simulating watershed hydrology, erosion, water quality, and instream fate and transport processes. The model can RWC GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN 12 JUNE 2019 ATTY/RESO.0075/CC RESO APPROVING THE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN — EXHIBITA RESO. NO. 15780 REV: 06-20-19 PR MUFF NO. 802