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Council adopts Carbon Credit Exchange Authority resolution
Summary
Chewelah City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 26-14 to establish Carbon Credit Exchange Authority, authorizing staff to participate in carbon credit discussions and mechanisms.
The Chewelah City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 26-14 on June 17, authorizing the city to participate in carbon credit exchange efforts.
City Administrator Tonya Wallace presented the staff report and Councilmember John Kabosky moved to read the resolution by title; Councilmember Paula Randall seconded. Deavon Jacobson read the title. A motion to approve was made by Councilmember Kabosky, seconded by Randall, and carried with all members voting in favor.
Council discussion focused on the authority the resolution provides for exploring carbon credit mechanisms; no fiscal commitment was recorded in the minutes. The resolution authorizes next steps for staff to pursue carbon-credit related planning or partnerships as allowed by city policy.
