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Environmental Advisory Board · regular
5-7-25 Environmental Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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AI-read · unreviewed27 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personThere is a meeting that's taking place right now between City Council and the Boulder Valley School district.
we have been working on 0 waste since 1994 here in Boulder
how do we start shifting our economy away from a linear model which you're probably very familiar with, even with the recycling that happens
we have this opening now with sundance. And we're deeply involved with the organizers around.
There's a lot of key focus areas that my office is working with sundance on.
climate and the impacts of a changing climate are not in the future thing.
But we do an annual greenhouse gas inventory. That explains our methodology of how we calculate where we get the data
This includes all of our emissions, and I think it's a great success story.
a big focus to start with last year was our energy code and really creating electric only energy code with carve outs
dedicated community solar for low income. It's for Ponderosa Mobile Home Park.
our landscaping code that's going through the process right now, our Boulder Valley Comp plan.
reflective asphalt services. A lot of it is around tree canopy
But our billing codes and our energy codes are those are the things that the city is good at.
whether it's undergrounding, whether it's free closers, whether it's Psps which is public safety power shutoffs
I think a lot of our work as a city, an extraordinary amount of work with our indigenous tribes in the region.
These are kind of our objectives or out outcomes that we are seeking the clean and resilient electricity supply. High performing healthy buildings.
I talked a bit about our nature based solutions work already cool boulder is our keystone program.
Originally, when we passed the deconstruction plan and ordinance and then during the building code update, excuse me, the energy code update.
We participate in a lot of other policy items that are going to council. For example, the Comp plan.
policies related to water as an example, were included in a lot of that discussion in terms of the drought plan.
There is a citizen's petition that's being circulated right now that has to gather signatures by May 28th to get on the ballot.
And so the community group is gathering signatures to put an item to exercise or opt out of our franchise agreement.
So the way that works is you are certainly welcome to support or oppose any ballot measure.
We have our healthy buildings roadmap. That is our item the Comp plan analysis update on August 14.
We have our healthy buildings roadmap. That is our item the Comp plan analysis update on August 14.
And then the manufactured home strategy. Are those that we're involved in.
Obviously, the water supply information. July 31st is a study session that comes right after our waterwise, landscaping, wildfire hardening update.