; (13) work collaboratively with local governments, colleges, and universities, and other institutions to track the longitudinal rates of chronic diseases in the community such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, depression, and obesity; (14) use environmentally beneficial components such as sustainable landscape features and upcycled and recycled materials; (15) provide environmental benefits to urban areas, by including— (A) updating lighting; (B) planting trees; (C) increasing the urban forestry canopy; (D) improving stormwater management; (E) increasing green infrastructure; (F) employing water conservation measures; or (G) adding green spaces; (16) connect to public transportation; (17) apply the LEED Green Building Guidelines of the U.S. Green Building Council or other sustainability benchmarks that incorporate energy efficiency components, such as energy efficient lighting and heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and apply the SITES sustainable landscape guidelines of the Sustainable Sites Initiative; (18) contain safe trails or routes, such as trails, bikeways, and sidewalks that connect to neighborhoods and enhance access to parks and recreational areas and facilities