AgdaPkt 2014-04-07 Closed and Regular

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7.1.B. - Page 3 13.Complete Streets Create 36.3 miles of bike lanes 49.4 miles of bike lanes citywide citywide 14.Car and Bike Share Program Reduce VMT through pilots Zipcar: 613 drivers, 1,970 reservations (No quantitative goals for 2020) Bike Share: 140 members, 720 trips 15. Parking Policies(TDM) Increase parking pricing 50% Parking study complete in October 2013, recommendations align with CAP Municipal Facilities Energy Audit and Retrofit (MUNI EE) Status: Over 43,654 sq. ft. of municipal facilities to be retrofitted in 2014, achieving 23.7% of the 2020 retrofit goal Retrofit projects at the Community Activities Building (CAB) and Police facility are both moving forward in 2014. These projects were identified in the San Mateo County Energy Watch audit. The CAB occupancy sensors have been installed and will save the City approximately $1 ,879 per year in utility costs and reduce GHG emissions by 19,800 lbs. per year. Replacing the HVAC system and other equipment in the Police Facility on Maple Street is anticipated for fall 2014. The equipment is expected to save the City $21,909 per year in utility costs and reduce GHG emissions by 235,400 lbs. per year. Energy Efficient Public Lighting (LED) Status: Phase I of LED street light replacement to begin in February 2014, achieving 26.7% of the 2020 replacement goal In 2013, staff installed approximately 300 LED street lights and developed a 2-year phased implementation plan to replace over 2600 street lights with LEDs, commencing with commercial and industrial areas. The implementation plan represents about half of the City's unmetered street lights and about 30% of the total street lights. On January, 13, 2014, Council approved and authorized the purchase of LED street lights in the amount of up to $624,943. The first phase of the project will be the replacement of 700 lights in six months beginning in February 2014. The entire project is estimated to reduce GHG emissions by 50 MT per year, reduce electricity consumption by 32% in replaced lights, and may reduce City utility costs by $30,000-50,000 per year. Renewable Energy for Municipal Facilities (RREP) Status: Vendor evaluation in progress, 184 kW system to be installed at RMCC in 2014, achieving 20.4% of the 2020 solar capacity goal To date, the City has performed investment-grade feasibility studies on high-potential solar installation sites and has selected the Red Morton Community Center rooftop and parking lot. Alameda County, the lead agency for the group procurement project, issued an RFP in September 2013. Vendor bids were in January 2014 and vendor interviews are to occur in March. Employee Commute Program Status: 13.2% employee participation rate in Commuter Check Program, exceeding the 2020 5% participation goal; new State requirements pending