Climate and Energy Action Plan (CEAP)
Ashland · Page 102 of 386 · Adopted 2017-03-07
Strategy CC-2. Educate and empower
City staff.
Tasked with implementing the Climate and Energy Action
Plan, City staff and leadership must understand threats
and issues related to climate change and the actions
needed to address it. This strategy deals with ensuring
that all City departments inform their staff members
about the Climate and Energy Action Plan and clarify
their roles and expectations for its implementation.
CC-2-1. Ensure all City
departments educate their staff
members about the Climate and
Energy Action Plan.
This action includes identifying the expecta -
tions, roles, and responsibility of each depart -
ment in meeting specific community and City
operations actions within the Climate and
Energy Action Plan.
Strategy CC-3. Mainstream and
integrate climate considerations.
As a cross-cutting issue, climate change should be
integrated into all other City activities and processes,
as relevant. This means that any decision that could
affect or be affected by climate change should explicitly
address that connection and ensure coherence with
the city’s climate action goals. For example, climate
change should be considered in all City Council policy,
budgetary, or legislative decisions, and as part of regular
City Council communications.M
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in all City Council policy, budgetary,
or legislative decisions and as part
of the Council Communication
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Council decisions present key points in the pol -
icy-setting process for incorporating and con -
sidering City priorities. Analyzing how policy,
budgetary, and legislative decisions may affect
or be affected by climate change during these
key decision points will provide further assurance
that no new policy or decisions hinder progress
toward reaching Ashland’s climate goals.
CC-3-2. Incorporate CEAP goals
and actions in future updates of
city plans.
To enhance integration of climate change across
City activities, climate mitigation and resiliency
goals set forth in this plan should be promul -
gated through future updates of related City
plans. Example plans to which this action would
apply include the City Comprehensive Plan,
Water Master Plan, Transportation System Plan,
Neighborhood Master Plans, Forest Plan, and
Emergency Management Plans.
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