1. STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS Mayor Bob Taylor City of Brentwood Two Year Look-Ahead September 17, 2015

2. INTRODUCTIONS Welcome! Council MembersState Government Officials School Board MembersPress PG & ECity Staff

3. S 2015 CHALLENGES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS Conservation Efforts  Water Conservation  Residential potable water usage down by 44% from 2013.  City Incentives:  Water use evaluations  Water saving devices  “Convert For Cash”  Recycled Water Fill Station

4. S 2015 CHALLENGES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS Conservation Efforts (Cont.)  City Photovoltaic (Solar) System Project  P G & E Streetlight Upgrade to LEDs

5. S OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS  Blue Goose Splash Pad Back in Operation  Curtis Park Playground Replacement  Dakota Park Opened  Fiber Surfacing in Parks - various City parks, including Apple Hill, Miwok, Oak Meadow, Veterans, Arbor View, Creekside, Orchard, and Garin.  New Shaded Picnic Area at Brentwood Family Aquatic Complex  Apple Hill Park Improvements  Mallard Park Shade Structure

6. 2015 CHALLENGES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS (Cont.)  Two Year Strategic Plan  City Council Planning Workshop

7. FINANCIAL CAPACITY AND FUTURE PLANNING  Balanced Budget  Healthy Reserves (+12 million)  Strategic Plan – Two Year Blueprint for the City  Special Projects

8. SPECIAL PROJECTS  Fire Safety  New Library  Maintenance Service Center – Administration Building

9. Maintain a safe community through the provision of high quality public safety services and crime prevention measures. PUBLIC SAFETY

10.  New Police Dispatch / Communications Center for Brentwood  License plate readers Enhance Police Services

11. Increase Traffic Safety  Develop a comprehensive public education and communication plan to improve driving behavior.  Design a data-driven traffic enforcement plan to reduce traffic collisions.

12. Promote Crime Prevention  Develop a plan to increase the number of Neighborhood Watch participants in Brentwood.  Develop a plan to deliver four crime prevention seminars throughout the City.

13.  Implement a communications and media strategy.  Conduct Citizen’s Academy. Enhance Public Relations

14. Improve Disaster Preparedness  Conduct one emergency / disaster exercise.  Develop a strategy to increase public access to disaster preparedness information.

15. To continue developing Brentwood as a high-quality, diverse and balanced community while protecting natural and agricultural resources. LAND USE PLANNING

16. Establish a Diverse and Balanced Community with Safe and Attractive Neighborhoods and Employment Centers  Prepare a community build out plan for the phasing of future, including, but not limited to, the following sites:  Sunset Road  Balfour Road  Marsh Creek Road  Brentwood Boulevard Sunset Road (looking south) Balfour Road (looking north) Balfour Road (looking south) Marsh Creek Road (looking south) Brentwood Boulevard (looking east)

17. Establish a Diverse and Balanced Community with Safe and Attractive Neighborhoods and Employment Centers (cont.)  Work with the City of Antioch to adopt an updated boundary agreement.  Work with the school districts to prepare a plan for future school sites.  Prepare a plan for future disposition or development of city-owned parcels (i.e., Tech Center, CD Building, etc.).

18. Preserve and Protect Brentwood’s Natural and Agricultural Resources

19. Maintain and enhance Brentwood’s quality of life by developing an economy that is vibrant and diverse. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

20. Establish and Implement the Vision for a Vibrant Downtown

21. Create a Business-Friendly Culture Through Commerce Facilitation, Incentives and Technology  Market and sell Brentwood through the “Better in Brentwood” campaign.  Improve the overall identity, brand and signage of the City.

22. “4-Corners” Directional / Monument Signage

23. Promote Tourism In and Around Brentwood Through Special Events, Outdoor Attractions and Amenities and Recreational Opportunities.  Increase the number of special events in Brentwood.  Develop the “Explore Brentwood” program.  Use public art and banner programs throughout the City.

24. COMMUNITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES Provide community and neighborhood services to enrich lives and maintain facilities, infrastructure and resources to maximize Brentwood’s high quality of life.

25. Maintain and Operate a Comprehensive System of Parks, Trails and Recreation Facilities In and Around Brentwood  Complete and connect our trails for people and bicycles.  Continue to build parks as the City grows.

26.  Partner with community service organizations to expand opportunities for schools, recreation, education, cultural arts and social services in Brentwood. Enhance the Quality of Life for All City Residents Through the Provision of Recreational, Cultural and Social Resources

27. Provide a safe, efficient, sustainable and environmentally sound infrastructure system. INFRASTRUCTURE

28.  State Route 239/Tri-Link connector to Tracy  State Route 4  eBART extension  Vasco Road  State Route 4/Balfour Road Interchange Be an engaged partner in regional transportation collaborating with Contra Costa Transportation Authority, eBart, Transplan and other stakeholders.

29. Provide safe and sustainable Water, Wastewater and Solid Waste services for the build out of the General Plan  Expand the recycled water system.  Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion.

30. FISCAL STABILITY AND OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT Providing high quality services that are cost efficient in a fiscally responsible and transparent manner.

31. Use Social Media to Increase Our Service Levels and Engage Our Community  Implement a social media program. Use of platforms such as: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest

32. Thank you !