CITY-COUNTY ADVISORY BOARD ON CLIMATE AND ECONOMIC EQUITY
TL;DR
The City-County Advisory Board on Climate and Economic Equity held a virtual meeting to discuss ongoing climate and equity initiatives, focusing on grant funding for 10 key environmental projects and planning public engagement strategies. The board reviewed updates from the Environmental Collaboration Office and discussed plans for public-facing dashboards and community involvement in initiatives like electric vehicle programs and building performance standards.
Key Decisions
- Environmental Project Funding Continued Review
- Public Engagement Strategy for Climate Projects Planning Phase
- Public Dashboard Update In Progress
Agenda
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- Roll call.
- Clarification on Advisory Board Meetings and Reports.
- Update from Environmental Collaboration Office on grants, project funding, and implementation on each of the 10 Big Ideas.
- Public-facing dashboard update
- Public engagement planned for big projects, including but not limited to electric vehicles and building performance standards.
- Equity-related efforts.
- 231368 Communication relating to the activities of the City-County Advisory Board on Climate and Economic Equity.Communication
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