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Appendices to the Q2 2021 Report to California Air Resources Board Public Version Appendices to the Q2 2021 Report to California Air Resources Board Public Version August 16, 2021 1 Appendices to the Q2 2021 Report to California Air Resources Board Table of Contents Appendix 1: Investments in Low-Income and Disadvantaged Communities ............................................... 3 a. Green City ............................................................................................................................................... 3 1. Census Tracts in GIG HomeZone .......................................................................................................... 3 2. Census Tracts in Franklin Boulevard Shuttle Service ........................................................................... 4 b. ZEV Infrastructure .................................................................................................................................. 5 1. Public Charging Locations .................................................................................................................... 5 2. Public DCFC Station Site Development Progress ............................................................................... 13 c. Education and Awareness..................................................................................................................... 14 1. Community-Based Organization Education and Awareness Activities Focused on Low-Income and Disadvantaged Communities .............................................................................................................. 14 2. STEM Organization Education and Awareness Activities Focused on Low-Income and Disadvantaged Communities .............................................................................................................. 37 Appendix 2: Utilization Statistics ................................................................................................................ 38 a. Public Charger Utilization (Station Site Level) ...................................................................................... 38 b. Workplace/ MUD Utilization (Charger Level) ....................................................................................... 42 c. Workplace and Multiunit Dwelling Charger Location Maps ................................................................. 76 d. Solar-Powered, Off-Grid Level 2 Chargers in Rural California .............................................................. 77 1. Q2 2021 .............................................................................................................................................. 77 2. Q1 2021 .............................................................................................................................................. 78 e. Level 2 Rural Solar Charger Location Map ............................................................................................ 80 f. Car-Share Utilization – Envoy ................................................................................................................ 81 g. Car-Share Utilization – GIG Car Share .................................................................................................. 83 h. Causeway Connection .......................................................................................................................... 84 i. Franklin Boulevard Electric SmaRT Ride Service ................................................................................... 84 2 Appendices to the Q2 2021 Report to California Air Resources Board Appendix 1: Investments in Low-Income and Disadvantaged Communities a. Green City 1. Census Tracts in GIG HomeZone Service Census Tract City LIC/DAC GIG Car Share 6067005301 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067000600 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067000500 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067000700 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067001101 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067001400 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067001200 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067001300 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067001800 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067001900 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067002000 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067002100 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067002200 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067002700 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067002800 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067002900 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067003102 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067003700 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067003600 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067003501 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067003502 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067004402 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067004401 Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6067000400 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067000300 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067000200 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067000100 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067001500 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067001600 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067001700 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067002300 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067002400 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067002500 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067002600 Sacramento No 3 Appendices to the Q2 2021 Report to California Air Resources Board Service Census Tract City LIC/DAC GIG Car Share 6067003000 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067003300 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067003900 Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6067000800 West Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6113010203 West Sacramento Yes GIG Car Share 6113010201 West Sacramento No GIG Car Share 6113010101 West Sacramento No 62.5% of census tracts in the GIG HomeZone are low-income or disadvantaged communities. 2. Census Tracts in Franklin Boulevard Shuttle Service Service Census Tract City LIC/DAC Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067002500 Sacramento No Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004001 Sacramento No Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067009618 Sacramento No Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067009610 Sacramento No Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067003600 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067003700 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067003502 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004100 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067003800 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004201 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004202 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004203 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004903 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004300 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004906 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067009601 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004905 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067009634 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067009606 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067009633 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067009608 Sacramento Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004501 Sacramento City and County Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004602 Sacramento City and County Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004502 Sacramento City and County Yes Franklin Blvd Shuttle 6067004904 Sacramento City and County Yes 84.0% of the census tracts served by the Franklin Boulevard shuttle are in low-income or disadvantaged communities. 4 Appendices to the Q2 2021 Report to California Air Resources Board b. ZEV Infrastructure 1. Public Charging Locations* i. Cycle 1 Site Work Complete Property Name Address City State ZIP Census Tract LIC/DAC Ralphs 222 Ventura 14049 Ventura Blvd Sherman Oaks California 91423 6037141201 No Blvd 1300 West San Carlos Safeway #1476 San Jose San Jose California 95126 6085501900 No Street Commissioned Property Name Address City State ZIP Census Tract LIC/DAC 16th & L Street Parking 1601 L Street Sacramento California 95814 6067001101 Yes Lot Albertsons 0561 298 E. Live Oak Avenue Arcadia California 91006 6037431502 No America's Best Value 3930 County Road 89 Dunnigan California 95937 6113011400 Yes Inn Arbor Faire 3310 W Shaw Ave. Fresno California 93711 6019004212 Yes Bakersfield Plaza 4310 California Ave Bakersfield California 93309 6029001802 No Bayshore Mall 3300 Broadway St Eureka California 95501 6023000200 Yes BoA 17th-Tustin CA7- 2127 E 17th Street Santa Ana California 92705 6059075405 Yes 133 BOA Blossom Hill 971 Blossom Hill Rd San Jose California 95123 6085512027 Yes Winfield CA 3-170 BOA CA3-116 Los Gatos 333 N Santa Cruz Ave Los Gatos California 95030 6085507001 No BOA Castro Valley CA4- 3067 Castro Valley Blvd Castro Valley California 94546 6001431000 Yes 121 BOA El Centro CA0-119 1414 W. Main St El Centro California 92243 6025011500 Yes BOA Emeryville CA4- 4120 San Pablo Avenue Emeryville California 94608 6001425104 Yes 137 BoA Gateway CA8-113 3812 San Fernando Rd Glendale California 91204 6037302401 Yes BOA Half Moon Bay 620 Main St Half Moon Bay California 94019 6081613700 No CA5-109 BOA LA Chinatown CA9- 850 N Broadway Los Angeles California 90012 6037207103 Yes 167 BOA Paso Robles CA1- 1511 Spring Street Paso Robles California 93446 6079010102 Yes 109 BOA Santa Teresa- 155 Bernal Rd San Jose California 95119 6085512032 No Bernal CA3-169 BOA Washington- 12316 W Washington Los Angeles California 90066 6037702803 No Centinela CA9-160 Blvd Bridgeport Shell 453 Main Street Bridgeport California 93517 6051000102 Yes Broadway Plaza 1275 Broadway Plaza Walnut Creek California 94596 6013339001 No Brookvale Shopping 35720 Fremont Blvd. Fremont California 94536 6001441302 No Center Camarillo Premium 740 Ventura Blvd Camarillo California 93010 6111005600 No Outlets Carlsbad Premium 5620 Paseo Del Norte Carlsbad California 92008 6073022100 No Outlets * Charging stations marked with an asterisk were installed in conjunction with a transit charging investment and are not open to the public. 5 Appendices to the Q2 2021 Report to California Air Resources
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