Committee Reviews Sustainability Funding Priorities
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The committee revisited how to use $400,000 in General Fund money earmarked for sustainability, carbon reduction, and climate resiliency projects. Members discussed refining options including safer bike and pedestrian routes, connections between the Woodland Transit Hub and downtown, community facility improvements, and additional bike racks, but the minutes do not record a final funding decision.
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What this means
The committee is reconsidering projects for $400,000 set aside in 2022 for sustainability-related improvements. Possible uses include making travel by bike and on foot safer near schools, improving access between the future transit hub and downtown, and upgrading shared community spaces such as the library or community center. Staff also reported that the Woodland Transit Hub was selected for the SACOG Mobility Zone program and that a countywide zero-emission vehicle action plan is under review.
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- No final allocation of the $400,000 sustainability funding was recorded.
- The committee discussed bringing refined project concepts back to staff for further consideration.
- Staff reported that the Woodland Transit Hub was selected for the SACOG Mobility Zone program.
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