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04-08-26 Environmental Advisory Board Meeting
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AI-read · unreviewed24 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personRemember we had the presentation on the comp plan, and I made the remark, at the end
that will largely be focused in our manufactured home communities that are at the greatest risk of
plan to involve kids in updates to, our, policy around plastics and single-use materials
that was their suggestion about sort of prepping kids for the idea that we might have extended power outages
one of the questions I think you raised at our last conversation about the comp plan was just the relationship between the comp plan and the cap
the comp plan really sets out that vision, doesn't really list all of the strategies that we would take to get to that vision
Water being one I know that you're interested in. So, how does water connect into the Climate Action Plan?
when there is an update, for example, in the urban forestry plan
the introduction of two new resilience and equity goals, which are now at the same level as our climate mitigation goal
I'm assuming, like, for the circular economy, it would be, like, EcoCycle, the Resource Hub
we've also had deep conversations about the difference between climate equity and climate justice
for the, Alpine Balsam project, for instance, there was a high diversion rate for that
when we think about our emissions goals, it's like, that's not what we say
so we have a budget of $450,000, for the year
we give a rebate to qualifying property owners to do, certain wildfire mitigation actions on their property
we also want to explicitly call out manufactured home parks, apartment complexes, and other types of multi-unit dwellings
I'll first offer a comment to the, like, neighbor motivation factor in terms of, like, the wildfire hardening that we did for our
short-term actions we can take to, mitigate wildfire risk
the scope that we have for this project for this year is to really understand the causes and impacts of the outages
People were asking questions of, like, why did the power go out here and not over here?
a little bit of an outline of the sustainability features and plan and the operations plan for Sundance
So, we are taking some policy options to Council in November, so we'll be bringing that to you in advance
The 2027 budget will also come to the board, that's the first, and that'll be in
Healthy Buildings Roadmap. Yeah, but there's a community in there, too.
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