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City presents Riverside2050 general plan and climate action outreach; 1,700+ mural submissions and greenhouse-gas inventory released
Summary
City planners and sustainability staff updated the council on Riverside2050 outreach, including 218 stakeholder comments, more than 1,700 community mural submissions and a 2023 greenhouse gas inventory showing transportation as the largest emissions sector and energy accounting for just over 40% of city emissions.
City planners updated the City Council on Riverside2050 outreach and climate planning on June 10, describing robust community engagement and early technical findings ahead of land-use alternatives later this year.
Matthew Taylor, principal planner, said the outreach program included a stakeholder briefing with 44 organizations, a neighborhood land-use workshop attended by about 150 residents, seven pop-up events across April and May and an online land-use mapping activity. "We collected 218 different comments from that meeting," Taylor said, and the team has…
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