HUNTERS POINT SUBSTATION & PLAZA March 24,2021 SUBSTATION REBUILD PROJECT OVERVIEW

This project builds a new transmission and distribution substation on a parcel located on the corner of Jennings and Evans Avenue.

The project will house most of the equipment in a building, while the transformers will besituated outdoors.

Once the station is in operation, the existing substation will be decommissioned and the site remediated.

The new station replaces older equipment with a modern, environmentally friendly, and efficient system. This project improves electrical service reliability for the community and increases operational flexibility.

The station will also feature a public plaza in front of the building, designed with input from the community.

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Planning and design for this plaza started in 2017.

Community meetings and targeted stakeholder outreach were held yearly from 2017-2019 to inform the community and solicit their feedback.

A final round of outreach focused on the design of the proposed plaza at Hunters Substation was held in 2020.

Because coronavirus-related restrictions precluded in-person public meetings, this outreach campaign centered on a digital survey and used multiple communications channels to solicit responses.

This image shows the current design for the plaza. It features:

Two unisex bathrooms A storage or technical room A kiosk Areas for sitting and gathering. Integrated lighting Ability to install a fence Bike racks

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The outreach strategy centered around a web- Web Based Survey based survey. In addition to digital engagement, a multimodal outreach campaign drove stakeholder participation:

• Email • Virtual meetings • Partnership community organizations • Direct mail campaign reaching 5,624 Bayview residents. • Posters and postcards • Printed surveys • Promotions with gift cards and tote bags • An upcoming virtual community meeting to share the results of the survey.

The combined outreach effort yielded a 4.8% response rate to the survey. Other key metrics include:

265 unique respondents: 144 via web survey (54%) 74 via SMS text (28%) 47 via paper hardcopy (18%) 142 comments 218 new email subscribers 3,899 data points

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Poster Printed Survey Tote Bag Opinion Survey Tell us what for PG&E you think! Fill out this survey and Take the Survey! Hunters Point return it by January 1st in the stamped envelope AtHuntersPoint.com Substation Plaza provided.

Scan with your We need your input! PG&E will build a Plaza on the phone to go to corner of Jennings Street and Evans Avenue, in front survey: of a new substation. Postcard SMS Survey

Learn more and give your opinion by taking our survey. P.O. Box 318068 San Francisco CA 94131-8068 PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE The survey closes on February 1st. ENGLISH PAID SAN FRANCISCO, CA PERMIT #11882 Visit AtHuntersPoint.com ECRWSS or Opinion Survey for PG&E Hunters Point Substation Plaza Text PLAZA to (855) 925-2801 CHINESE PG&E is building a new substation on the corner of Jennings Street and Evans Avenue. This station will replace the existing station which will be decommissioned and removed from the site. A plaza or will be built in front of the new substation. This space has been Call (415) 275-0991 to request a paper survey designed with input from the neighborhood. ESPAÑOL Please share your opinion with us! There are three ways to complete the survey:

1 Call (415) 275-0991 3 Visit https://athunterspoint.com and we will send you or scan a QR code below with your a survey with a self smartphone camera for English, addressed stamped Chinese or Spanish versions. envelope to send back.

2 Text PLAZA to 1 855 925 2801 to take the survey. ENGLISH CHINESE ESPAÑOL

HUNTERS POINT SUBSTATION MARCH 2021 WHAT WE HEARD

Neighborhood focus is critical. Survey data and comments showed a consistent preference for services that strengthen the community, reflect residents’ needs, and honor the neighborhood’s legacy.

Active use is a priority.

Neighborhood residents continue to have concerns about environmental justice, representation, and equity.

Concerns about security and maintenance. Respondents want to enjoy a clean and safe plaza and are concerned about how this will be achieved.

There is broad support for the plaza and public uses. The design team is working to integrate the features that will facilitate active uses and routine maintenance.

Concerns about how the plaza will be used by transient and unhoused populations.

Opinions are mixed regarding whether the plaza should have a fence.

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