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Town of Banff Local Action Plan Aim: Engage Town of Banff staff, local businesses and residents in recognizing the value of good energy management and identify ways they can achieve these benefits. Task Messages Audience Timing Responsibility Public Announcement • Advise the public of the Local Action Plan through use of website, newspaper ads, park radio, letters to key stakeholders/groups (e.g. business associations, businesses, residents, environmental groups, educators) • Council supports the LAP. • All local audiences Nov 2002 Sheltair (with input from Praxis) The Sheltair Group Page 43 Sept 2003
Town of Banff Local Action Plan Expected Outcomes Participants (businesses and local residents) can expect to: • Receive information on how good energy management can result in cost savings and good environmental stewardship (and improved corporate image for businesses) • Benefit from the opportunity to share expertise in energy management with other participants during the consultation process • Begin identifying ways to further improve their energy management, and the steps needed to get them there • Have the opportunity to discuss how the Town can support them in taking these steps towards better energy management The Town can expect to: • Have built significant understanding and buy-in from the community for improving energy management • Understand what is needed for participants to achieve improved energy efficiency • Have built relationships with key partners to achieve the aims of the Partners for Climate Protection Program commitment Council can expect to: Receive a draft Local Action Plan upon completion of the community workshop process which details: • A range of options and activities to achieve improved energy management in the community • The role the Town may take in facilitating improved energy efficiency in the community • the resource implications of these options, and • a recommendation on the options the Town should pursue. The Sheltair Group Page 44 Sept 2003
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