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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDraft Agenda_ 2018_08_22_revC Agenda Climate Action Committee (CAC) Wednesday, August 22nd, 2018, 3:30 - 5:30 PM Jefferson County Public Health - Pacific Room 615 Sheridan Street, Port Townsend, WA Homework: Please send to Cindy ahead of the meeting: 1. What progress your organization has made on its 2017 goals (see Cindy’s 7/9/18 email, and attached Climate Action Committee Organizational Goals for 2017_070918) 2. What new goals your organization would like to set in 2018  1 for reducing greenhouse gases  1 for preparing for climate impacts And please come prepared to discuss: Your organization’s comments on the Proposal for Monitoring_draft C (attached), including if it is possible for them to provide 2017 data. AGENDA 3:30 p.m. Call to Order [5] 3:35 Approval of Agenda and Minutes (February 28, 2018 and May 23, 2018), and Recap [5] 3:40 Public Comment [5 minutes, limited to 3 minutes/person] 3:45 Old Business [15]  City of Port Townsend Stormwater Plan – Judy  CAC Presentations to Organizations o City Council Update – Cindy/Deb  ICLEI Membership fees – Deb 4:00 Proposal for Monitoring Key Carbon Footprint Parameters [10] – Cindy  See revision C attached  Vote to approve proposal 4:10 New Sea Level Rise (SLR) Report and SLR/SMP workshop [10] – Cindy  A new Projected Sea Level Rise in Washington State - A 2018 Assessment PDF report was released on 7/30/18. We will discuss how it is different from the sea level rise projections in the Climate Preparedness Plan for the North Olympic Peninsula.  Cindy will share key takeaways from the Addressing Sea Level Rise in Shoreline Master Programs (SMP) Workshop recently put on by the Puget Sound Climate Preparedness Collaborative 4:20 New State Policy on Alternative Fuel Requirements [10] - All 4:30 CAC Goals for 2017 Progress and Goals for 2018 – All  Finalize and Vote on 2018 Goals for CAC [10] – these are at the end of the attached Minutes Draft 5-23-18_distributed document  Review 2017 Organizational Goal Progress and Discuss Organizational Goals for 2018 (see attached) [15] 4:55 EnviroStars Presentation [10] – Laura 5:05 Upcoming Organizational Plans and Documents for Climate Review? All [5] 5:10 Other Updates – All [10] 5:20 Public Comment [5 minutes, limited to 3 minutes/person] 5:25 Next Steps & Agenda Planning [5] 5:30 Adjourn For More information, please see the Climate Action Committee’s web page on the County’s website at: http://www.co.jefferson.wa.us/637/Climate-Action-Committee USEFUL RESOURCES: The Municipal Research and Services Center (MRSC) is a nonprofit organization that helps local governments across Washington State. MRSC has a batch of resources related to climate and clean energy. For a broad sweep of indexed hyperlinks on this topic click here: http://mrsc.org/Home/Explore-Topics/Environment/Special-Topics/Climate-Change.aspx#response At the American Planning Association’s (APA) annual conference in New Orleans on April 23, the APA Sustainable Communities Division presented the Thurston Regional Planning Council a National Award of Excellence for the Thurston Climate Adaptation Plan. The plan — adopted by TRPC’s council of governments in January 2018 — includes 91 climate “adaptation” actions to help Thurston County and the broader region prepare for and adjust to rising seas, stronger storms, deeper droughts, and other projected climate impacts. The full plan, as well as its companion board game and resilience toolkit, are online at www.trpc.org/climate.