; (VII) the establishment or improvement, and painting, of community centers and other shared community spaces, the personnel of which shall earn the higher of— (aa) the local prevailing wage; or (bb) a wage of $17 per hour; (VIII) the establishment or improvement of dedicated infrastructure for transportation by bicycle, including lanes, parking spots, and the bulk purchase of enough bicycles to offer 1 bicycle to every low- and very low-income public housing resident; (IX) the deployment of electric vehicle charging infrastructure for public housing residents and visitors; and (X) the establishment and leasing of commercial activity that offers public housing residents on-site access to goods and services, including good-quality healthcare clinics, dental clinics, bookstores, learning and tutoring centers, and affordable organic groceries; and (vii) construction and ongoing costs associated with climate adaptation and emergency disaster response for public housing, including— (I) integrated solutions that combine better walls, heating, cooling, ventilation, solar, and storage into a single easy-to-install and affordable retrofit for public housing; (II) additional solar and storage on site, or through a local community microgrid, in order to allow residents to access essential energy during power outages; (III) insulating and eliminating air leakage in order to ensure that individual dwelling units can retain a safe temperature during a power outage until power is restored or emergency assistance arrives