CLIMATE ACTION PLAN - City of Urbana
CLIMATE ACTION PLAN - City of Urbana
CLIMATE ACTION PLAN - City of Urbana
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4.4 APPENDIX C: PUBLIC INPUT SURVEY RESULTS<br />
Place no restrictions on residential wind turbines<br />
Require no minimum parking lot sizes in zoning codes<br />
Additional Input<br />
Good meeting. Interesting graphs on energy use, both residential and commercial. More people need<br />
to understand where we are today.<br />
The light rail study that was done several years ago is more pertinent than ever.<br />
While I firmly believe that there is much individual homeowners can do to reduce the community's<br />
footprint, I feel that the majority <strong>of</strong> waste comes from commercial and industrial waste. I think that a<br />
combined effort <strong>of</strong> rewards and penalties by the city could have great effects.<br />
Olympian Drive is the opposite <strong>of</strong> what the city should be pursuing - it flies counter to sustainable<br />
development and the goal <strong>of</strong> this plan. We can - and should - do better.<br />
This process is great! We're going to need to show some quick successes or give an annual report <strong>of</strong><br />
progress so we can feel like we are steadily making progress towards our goals and have some<br />
achievements we can celebrate. We need to tell <strong>City</strong> Council and the public what investment we need<br />
to make in order to make this a success. This may take staffing or marketing/outreach budgets or<br />
incentive programs and we need to be realistic and optimistic at the same time about doing this<br />
project in a big enough way that we truly make the difference.<br />
I would like recycling available in every business, especially restaurants.<br />
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