Exhibit_A_Green_Infrastructure_Inventory.pdf

The document is a detailed inventory of Green Infrastructure Sites for multiple county facilities, specifically tracking quantities of bioretention areas, flow-through planters, tree well filters, and pervious pavement across various locations. The sites are categorized into three main groups: FMO (Facility Management and Operations) Green Infrastructure Sites, Engineering Green Infrastructure Sites, and Health & Hospital Green Infrastructure Sites. Notable locations include the Maple Street Correctional Center, Navigation Center, Coyote Point Animal Shelter, Middlefield Rd Project, Fair Oaks Medical Clinic, and Serenity House.

The inventory reveals a significant focus on green infrastructure implementation, with the most extensive deployment at the Maple Street Correctional Center (11 bioretention areas and 7 flow-through planters) and the County Office Building 3 (14 flow-through planters). The Middlefield Rd Project stands out in the Engineering Green Infrastructure category with 17 bioretention areas and 6 tree well filters. Notably, most sites have zero tree well filters, and pervious pavement quantities are minimal, with only the Maple Street Correctional Center showing 2 units. This document appears to be part of a larger green infrastructure initiative aimed at improving stormwater management and sustainable infrastructure across county facilities.