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th <br /> ATTACHMENT 1 – COMMENT MATRIX FROM JULY 27 CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Technical Change Proposed <br />GP Direction <br />(Note: Additions to text in bold, deletions strikethrough. Issues which require <br />Comment <br />Element Needed further direction are highlighted.) <br />99. Opportunities for new parkland: Yes As noted above, a new program will be added to explore creative ways to increase <br />reuse of existing surface parking lots, parkland, including acquisition of properties within flood zones, parking lots, roof <br />and as we redevelop public facilities we tops and undergrounding of parking. <br />should consider underground parking <br />and parks above. Open space Should other measures be included? <br />restoration. <br />100. There is no reference in water area No Add discussion of grey water potential in Water Resources Chapter of the Natural <br />to "grey water" use. Resources Element and any resulting policies/programs. <br />101. Portfolios of water supply options Yes Are there other policies/programs that should be added? <br />(several sources) and how to restore <br />water supply. <br />102. Not pushing hard enough on using Yes Do these policies meet the goal or are other policies needed? If more policies are <br />sun. Opportunities for solar and state, needed, Add discussion of other available incentives; add program to ensure <br />and revenue generation, should be community is aware of these incentives. <br />proactive. <br />103. NR-26 Program: Confirm creek No Revise Program NR-26 to reflect Creek Setback Ordinance, if appropriate. <br />setback 30 feet from edge—or 25? <br />104. Page 6 discusses water transfers. No Add new Program: Consult with BAWSCA to explore potential for water transfers of <br />What can we explore regarding recycled water for potable water. <br />transfers and exchanges of our recycled <br />water in exchange for potable water? <br />105. Reference that we received $736K No Add more information on recent energy conservation efforts to the Energy <br />in funds to implement additional energy Conservation Chapter of the Natural Resources Element. <br />conservation, in concert with the county <br />and PG&E. <br />106. Recycling (page NR-22), there is No Add reference to monetary benefits to recycling for businesses in the Infrastructure <br />just a small part regarding SBWMA Chapter. <br />commercial recycling interest. Could <br />expand this section, including <br />explanation of how people could <br />benefit from recycling, especially <br />businesses. <br />August 20, 2009 <br /> <br /> <br />