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City resiliency officer reports LEED Gold recognition; $26 million DOT grant for solar canopy moves to RFP
Summary
Dan Zu, the city’s chief resiliency officer, updated the board on a LEED Gold recognition, community tree plantings and that a $26 million Department of Transportation grant for a solar canopy has moved to the implementation RFP stage.
Dan Zu, the city’s chief resiliency officer, told the board the city received a national LEED Gold recognition and that staff presented related work at a recent planning conference. Zu said the city has launched monthly tree plantings in collaboration with Public Works and volunteers. He also reported that a $26,000,000 grant from the Department of Transportation to support a solar canopy project has moved to the implementation request‑for‑proposal stage.
The presentation noted community outreach milestones and partnerships that supported the recognition and grant work. The board thanked the resiliency office for the update and asked staff to continue coordinating future briefings on implementation and related programs.
