Exhibit_B_Green_Infrastructure_Assets.pdf

The document is a detailed table of Green Infrastructure Sites for multiple county facilities, specifically tracking quantities of bioretention areas, flow-through planters, tree well filters, and pervious pavement across different locations. The sites are categorized into three main groups: FMO (Facilities Management Operations) Green Infrastructure Sites, Engineering Green Infrastructure Sites, and Health & Hospital Green Infrastructure Sites. Key locations include 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 table provides specific infrastructure quantities for each site, with the Maple Street Correctional Center having the most extensive green infrastructure implementation, featuring 11 bioretention areas and 7 flow-through planters. The Middlefield Rd Project stands out in the Engineering Green Infrastructure Sites with 17 bioretention areas and 6 tree well filters. Most sites have zero quantities in at least one category, indicating a tailored approach to green infrastructure implementation based on site-specific needs and constraints. The document appears to be part of a comprehensive infrastructure improvement plan focusing on sustainable water management and environmental design across various county facilities.