Background
The Sustainable City Plan was created to enhance our resources, prevent harm to the natural environment and human health, and benefit the social and economic well-being of the community for the sake of current and future generations
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Timeline
- Proposed by City staff and the Task Force on the Environment in 1992
- Adopted by City Council in September 1994
- Comprehensive Program Update and Expansion in adopted in 2003
- Annual status reports using the indicators
Goal Areas
The Plan includes eight Goal Areas which, taken together, present a vision for sustainability in the community:
- Resource Conservation
- Environmental and Public Health
- Transportation
- Economic Development
- Open Space and Land Use
- Housing
- Community Education and Participation
- Human Dignity
Member Prize Drawing
May's drawing prize is two-night "staycation" at the beautiful Ambrose Hotel! Learn more...
Blog
Sustainable Works has partnered with Sustain Everyday as our official blog, a fresh resource showcasing the triumphs of cities, businesses, non-profits, individuals, and products that strive to improve the global carbon footprint.
