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City Council adopts Sustainability Plan, committee to prioritize quick wins

City of Oregon City Council · October 8, 2024
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Summary

Council adopted the city's Sustainability Plan unanimously and directed the Sustainability Committee to begin implementing relatively easy items at upcoming meetings, according to City Manager Darin DeHaan.

The City Council voted unanimously to adopt the City of Oregon Sustainability Plan.

Council Member Melanie Cozzi moved for approval and said there were no changes from the version last presented. City Manager Darin DeHaan told the council that "the Sustainability Committee will begin to look at items on the plan that can be accomplished relatively easy" at their next meeting. The motion carried on a roll call vote of 5-0.

Council members did not identify specific budgetary commitments during the meeting; DeHaan and committee staff were directed to prioritize projects that can be implemented with limited staff time and existing resources. The council did not set a formal timeline during the meeting for individual projects under the plan.