Exhibit_B_Green_Infrastructure_Assets.pdf

The document is a green infrastructure project inventory for multiple county sites, detailing green infrastructure installation quantities across three primary administrative areas: Facilities Management (FMO), Engineering, and Health & Hospital sites in what appears to be San Mateo County, California. The inventory comprehensively catalogs green infrastructure elements including bioretention areas, flow-through planters, tree well filters, and pervious pavement across various county-owned properties. Key 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 Road Project, Safe Route to Schools, Fair Oaks Medical Clinic, and Serenity House.

The most significant green infrastructure deployment is at the Middlefield Road Project, which includes 17 bioretention areas and 6 tree well filters, while the Maple Street Correctional Center has the most diverse installation with 11 bioretention areas and 7 flow-through planters. Most other sites have more limited green infrastructure implementations, with quantities ranging from 1-5 installations per site. Pervious pavement is minimally represented, with only 2 units noted at the Maple Street Correctional Center. The document suggests a comprehensive county-wide approach to implementing green infrastructure across various public facilities, likely as part of a broader sustainability or stormwater management initiative.