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Commission briefed on Climate Action Plan update and $250,000 circulation-element funding
Summary
Staff told commissioners the Climate Action Plan draft will return to council for a Sept. 16 workshop and that the city budget included $250,000 to begin the mobility/circulation element work this fiscal year.
Staff updated the commission that the draft Climate Action Plan (CAP) is scheduled for a council workshop on September 16 and that $250,000 was included in the last budget to begin work on the mobility element, now referred to as the circulation element.
"We are headed back to them on September 16," the staff presenter said, giving the new tentative workshop date and explaining council could adopt the plan that night or request revisions before adoption. The circulation element funding was approved in the budget to allow staff to initiate that work in this fiscal year.
Why it matters: The Climate Action Plan and circulation element guide city policy on emissions, transportation and land use; council adoption would provide direction for implementation and may alter future commission work and recommendations.
What's next: Staff offered to present materials to the commission before the council workshop and invited commissioners to the council session for public comment.
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