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Launch an education campaign for homeowners and contractors about water quality and the importance of not flushing grass clippings, chemicals, mud and other debris into the storm sewer system.
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Launch or expand combined solar and energy storage pilots to build power grid resilience during extreme weather.
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Launch or expand fan and AC unit distribution programs.
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Launch or expand a neighborhood cooling center program to areas that are most vulnerable. Establish nighttime cooling centers through partnerships with faith-based organizations.
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Launch or expand a neighborhood cooling center program.
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Launch a “Green Alleys” program. The program could offer garden materials and help coordinate volunteer labor to residents wanting to convert neighborhood alleyways to green space or green infrastructure.
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Launch a mobile food market program that connects low-income communities to food distribution centers and grocery stores.
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Launch an outreach campaign to help the public identify and clear fuel loads — large areas of dry, flammable material — and how to prune dead vegetation,
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Launch a program that encourages vegetative urban landscaping, pervious surfaces and down spout disconnection to help manage stormwater onsite.
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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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Lead by example by conserving water use within local government operations. For example, evaluate the potential for installing rainwater collection systems for graywater uses at government facilities
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Leak detection sensors alert utilities to faults and failures along distribution pipelines or in water storage facilities, enabling rapid action to reduce loss of vital drinking water supplies.
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Leverage flood mitigation infrastructure investments for recreation, transportation and community health benefits. By incorporating resilience design principles, these projects can provide storm protection
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Levy impact fees or use other funding sources to fund capital improvements related to wildfire protection (e.g., fire trucks, hydrants).
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Limit/control amount of impervious surfaces Max. infiltration (look at zoning regulation if can't add to stormwater ordinance)