-Population density > 10,000 people/ square miles -GIS analysis -Economic development / community growth area -Review of zoning maps and city websites Level 0 Screening -Within ½ mile of a regional or major community sewer interceptor -Land use is not entirely residential -Sewer infrastructure scheduled for upgrade adjacent -GIS analysis -Large business/ institutional/ residential presences -Site visits -Space availability (scored on # of vacant 1 acre or greater lots in a district) -Stakeholder input -Groundwater recharge needed Level 1 Scoring -Water quality regulation compliance required -Large energy users present -Proximity to food waste generators -Proximity to major ground transportation for food waste -Proximity to water transportation for food waste -Public (non-conservation) or utility land or sewer infrastructure within -GIS analysis neighborhood -# Brownfield -Site visits -Energy demand growth expected -Stakeholder input -Need for consistent/reliant/resilient energy source/system redundancy -Review of city documents (based on presence of critical facilities: hospitals, police stations, shelters, Level 2 Scoring etc.) -Energy infrastructure adjacent -Expert input -District energy present -Market for resale energy -Market for resale water -High public or private investment potential -Proximity to major ground transportation for human transport -Fit with planning/zoning goals -Community has existing renewable energy plan/program/agency/staff person