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4.5 – Greenhouse Gas Emissions Draft Environmental Impact Report February 2021 14800 W. Schulte Road Logistics Center 4.5-40 Table 4.5-6. Consistency with County of San Joaquin’s 2035 General Plan Policies General Plan Policies Project Consistency TM-6.7: Bicycle Amenities. The County shall encourage new large employers to provide bicycle racks. Consistent. The Project would comply with the current California Green Building Standards Code and install short-term and long-term bicycle parking. PHS-5.14: Energy Consumption Reduction. The County shall encourage new development to incorporate green building practices and reduce air quality impacts from energy consumption. Consistent. The Project buildings would be designed to achieve a minimum LEED certified goal identified by the LEED Green Building Rating System to conserve resources, including energy and renewable resources, as detailed in PDF-AQ/GHG-1. Furthermore, implemented by PDF-AQ/GHG-2, the Project would install 2%–3% skylights in warehouse buildings for natural lighting and to reduce electricity consumption from warehouse lighting. PHS-6.6: Business-related GHG Reduction Strategies. The County shall encourage all businesses to help reduce GHG emissions by: replacing high mileage fleet vehicles with more efficient and/or alternative fuel vehicles; increasing the energy efficiency of facilities; transitioning toward the use of renewable energy instead of non-renewable energy sources; adopting purchasing practices that promote emissions reductions and reusable materials; and increasing recycling. Consistent. The Project buildings would be designed to achieve a minimum LEED certified goal identified by the LEED Green Building Rating System to conserve resources, including energy and renewable resources, as detailed in PDF-AQ/GHG-1. Furthermore, as implemented by PDF-AQ/GHG-2, the Project would install 2%–3% skylights in warehouse buildings for natural lighting and to reduce electricity consumption from warehouse lighting. During construction and operation of the Project, the Project would comply with all state regulations related to solid waste generation, storage, and disposal, including the California Integrated Waste Management Act, as amended. During construction, all waste would be recycled to the maximum extent possible. As implemented under PDF-AQ/GHG-3 through PDF-AQ/GHG-5, the Project would install conduit for future electric truck charging capabilities, install conduit for 33 future EV charging spaces, and designate 21 parking space for clean air/EV/vanpool parking. PHS-6.7: New Development. The County shall require new development to incorporate all feasible mitigation measures to reduce construction and operational GHG emissions. Consistent. The Project buildings would be designed to achieve a minimum LEED certified goal identified by the LEED Green Building Rating System to conserve resources, including energy and renewable resources, as detailed in PDF-AQ/GHG-1. Furthermore, as implemented by PDF-AQ/GHG-2, the Project would install 2%–3% skylights in warehouse buildings for natural lighting and to reduce electricity consumption from warehouse lighting. NCR-5.11: Green Building Practices. The County shall encourage green building practices in new construction. Consistent. The Project buildings would be designed to achieve a minimum LEED certified goal identified by the LEED Green Building Rating System to conserve resources, including energy and renewable resources, as detailed in PDF-AQ/GHG-1. Furthermore, as implemented by PDF-AQ/GHG-2, the Project would install 2%–3% skylights in warehouse buildings for natural lighting and to reduce electricity consumption from warehouse lighting.