Create or participate in a marketing/outreach/incentive program to promote/achieve residential energy/water use reduction and energy efficiency.
- Action 1:City Detail
Background Information
City Assessment Files and City Performance Metrics
City councils pass a resolution to join the GreenStep program and are recognized at Step 1. Step 2 and Step 3 recognition levels reflect completed city actions, reported and rated below with stars (1 star = good, 2 stars = better, 3 stars = best). The Assessment File below summarizes completed city actions in a short Word file. Step 4 recognition is awarded to cities who report a minimum number of core metrics for the previous calendar year. These metrics aim to show the aggregate, quantitative results of taking multiple GreenStep actions. Step 5 cities show improvement in the Step 4 metrics. See yearly data for Steps 4&5. Additional city data can be found by reviewing information on B3 Benchmarking and Regional Indicators Initiative.
Best Practice Actions Underway and Completed
Completed actions are denoted by stars.
Total completed actions: 6
Buildings and Lighting
Efficient Existing Private Buildings {BP no.2}
Tim Schoonhoven (Community Volunteer) | tim.schoonhoven1730@gmail.com | 3208152718
Conserve/protect drinking/groundwater resources by creating a water-wise landscaping ordinance/guidance, WaterSense purchasing program, or guidance on rainwater harvesting and home water softener use.
- Action 5:The program is managed by the city's Stormwater Management Committee which meets monthly.
I am unsure of the year that the committee was formed.
Tim Schoonhoven (Community Volunteer) | tim.schoonhoven1730@gmail.com | 3208152718
Land Use
Mixed Uses {BP no.8}
Locate or lease a property for use as a school, city building or other government facility that has at least two of these attributes:
- Action 2:The City Hall was constructed at this location in about 1994.
Tim Schoonhoven (Community Volunteer) | tim.schoonhoven1730@gmail.com | 3208152718
Have a downtown zoning district that emphasizes small and destination business, entrepreneurial spaces, and allows or requires residential and residential-compatible commercial development.
- Action 5:City Code: Chapter 10-10.12.1 CBD, Central Business District includes the following language:
A. Providing for downtown business development
supporting a strong central business district while enhancing the
overall character of the community in conformance with downtown
redevelopment plans, goals and objectives;
B. Regulating temporary outdoor events, seasonal
and sidewalk sales activities; and,
C. Providing for those temporary outdoor events,
seasonal and sidewalk sales activities which are distinguished
from permanent outside business activities that are allowed only
by conditional use permit or interim use permit approved by the
city council.
Tim Schoonhoven (Community Volunteer) | tim.schoonhoven1730@gmail.com | 3208152718
Transportation
Living & Complete Streets {BP no.11}
Modify a street in compliance with the city's complete streets policy.
- Action 3:Tim Schoonhoven (Community Volunteer) | tim.schoonhoven1730@gmail.com | 3208152718
Modify a street in compliance with the city's complete streets policy.
- Action 3:Tim Schoonhoven (Community Volunteer) | tim.schoonhoven1730@gmail.com | 3208152718