Climate and Energy Action Plan (CEAP)
Ashland · Page 197 of 386 · Adopted 2017-03-07
APPENDIX B. OPEN HOU SE COMMENT CARDS
Ashland Climate and Energy Action Plan: Baseline Public Input Summary
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1. Reflective roofing
2. Parking lots absorb water
3. More trees in town
4. Charging stations for elec tric cars, FREE
5. Free leies [ ?] around town
6. Monito r and recommend improvements to landscape/water systems
7. Home insulation and window improvement incentives
8. Cover crops on fallow fields
9. Thermal sink A/C incentives
10. Reduce rain run -off to be absorbed into the soil
11. Incentives for efficie nt appliances
Impoundment shall be an expensive but correct answer to a sustainable water supply.
I think it is very important to adopt an ordinance along with the climate plan to make the plan legally binding, science base d, equitable, and
to make the city accountable for their actions.
Ashland needs to require each citizen to commit to their own carbon footprint reduction annually (could have contest awards!)
Tie Climate and Energy Plan to a city ordinance.
Charge developers an impact fee to be used to create bike/ped routes between town and development
Make mass transit EASY and AFFORDABLE
Promote shuttle service…solar electric bus? Or bike rickshaws between hotels, town, and the airport
Work with ? on an electric bike/bike share program with town t o lodging
Community education classes on diet and exercise less meat - more walking
Also teach diet and exercise in schools... cooking with less meat
I talk with many people who circle around town in their cars for 20+ minutes looking for parking - wasted fuel, omg! provide central parking
with a shuttle...or another parking garage
Reduce or eliminate cars/trucks on Main St. between 10 am and 11 pm?
Eliminate daytime (mid -day) watering in city parks
Reduce use of air conditioning - no lows than 72 -75 degree s.
Thank you.
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