Climate and Energy Action Plan (CEAP)
Ashland · Page 280 of 386 · Adopted 2017-03-07
INTRODUCTION
Ashland Climate and Energy Action Plan: Open House #2
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Development of the City of Ashland Climate and Energy Action Plan (CEAP) includes an open and inclusive
public involvement process with ample opportunities to inform and involve the public. This public input
summary document provides a high -level overview of notable trends, opinions, and priorities as revealed
through an online survey, in -person comments , and station exercises at the second open house.
The second open house for the Ashland Climate and Energy Action Plan (CEAP) , held on September 2 5,
2016, was intended to capture the community’s ideas and priorities for climate mitigation and adaptation
action in the city of Ashland. Specifically, objectives of the open house were to provide the public with an
opportunity to do the following:
Learn about the outcomes from modeling Ashland's future greenhouse gas ( GHG ) emissions
profiles.
Learn about the results of community climate vulnerability workshops.
Learn about and provide input on potential climate mitigation and adaptation goals,
strategies, and acti ons along the following focus areas:
- Cross -cutting strategies
- Buildings and energy
- Transportation, land use, and urban form
- Consumption and waste
- Natural systems
- Public health, safety, and security
The input compiled from this open house will be used —along with input from City staff and the ad -hoc
committee, and together with careful evaluation of potential actions against agreed -upon metrics such as
cost, effectiveness, and feasibility —to help ident ify recommendations for priority actions in the plan.
Specifically, the input will be analyzed and considered in devising the overarching emissions reduction
targets; sectors of focus; and implementation strategies and actions of the plan.
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