Exhibit_A_Green_Infrastructure_Inventory.pdf

The document is a green infrastructure project inventory for San Mateo County, detailing green infrastructure installations across multiple county facilities and departments, including Facilities Management (FMO), Engineering, and Health & Hospital sites. The project involves various green infrastructure components such as bioretention areas, flow-through planters, tree well filters, and pervious pavement. Specific sites include the Maple Street Correctional Center, Navigation Center, ROC, Coyote Point Animal Shelter, North Fair Oaks Parking Lot, Radio Shop, Parking Structure, County Office Building, Middlefield Rd Project, Safe Route to Schools, Fair Oaks Medical Clinic, and Serenity House.

The inventory reveals a total of 46 bioretention areas, 24 flow-through planters, and 6 tree well filters across these sites, with the Middlefield Rd Project and Maple Street Correctional Center having the highest quantities. Most sites have zero tree well filters, and only a few locations (Maple Street Correctional Center and Parking Structure) have flow-through planters. Pervious pavement is minimal, with only 2 units at the Maple Street Correctional Center. The document appears to be a planning or procurement tool for tracking green infrastructure installations, suggesting a county-wide effort to implement sustainable stormwater management and environmental improvement strategies across various public facilities.