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Farmers Branch sustainability committee narrows 2026 priorities to recycling access, waste reduction and built-natural harmony
Summary
Committee members ranked and selected top priorities for next year: access to recycling, waste-reduction/composting, and harmony between built and natural environments (tree canopy, native planting, water conservation). Members also discussed forming waste-reduction and clean‑tech subcommittees and piloting a zero‑waste festival.
The Farmers Branch Sustainability Committee used a scoring process at its most recent meeting to set focus areas for 2026, selecting access to recycling, waste reduction (including composting), and harmony between the built and natural environment (tree canopy, native plantings, and water conservation) as its top priorities.
Committee members reviewed a document that allowed each member to nominate and score their top three goals; staff tallied points and…
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