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AgdaPkt 2016-07-25 Closed and Joint SA PFA
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Agenda Packet
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Joint
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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7/25/2016
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<br />Open Space and Offsetting <br />Carbon Emission Activity <br />Level Open Space Offsetting Carbon Emission Activities Reported <br />Silver 1. The city has adopted a tree ordinance to protect urban forests, including <br />protection for specific tree species. 2015 <br />Level Open Space Offsetting Carbon Emission Activities Reported <br />Gold 1. The city has adopted a zoning ordinance that restricts ridgeline and <br />hillside grading for home building on hillsides as a way to enhance public <br />safety and preserve open space. <br /> <br />2. Redwood City is designated as a Tree City USA community by the Arbor <br />Day Foundation. <br />2015 <br />Level Open Space Offsetting Carbon Emission Activities Reported <br />Platinum 1. The city endeavors to build environmentally sustainable parks by <br />incorporating reused and recycled materials and water-efficient <br />landscaping and irrigation systems. To that end, the city parks installed a <br />computerized irrigation system that checks and adjusts every irrigation <br />timer from a central location. The parks department has assisted and <br />coordinated with public works water conservation staff to implement three <br />“Lawn-be-Gone” projects in locations that are maintained by the parks <br />department (replacing lawn with drought-tolerant planting) and has <br />renovated several parks replacing some lawn areas with trees and mulch. <br />Parks also reuses posts and footings to avoid sending viable materials to <br />the landfill. <br /> <br />2. The parks department partners with Acterra, an environmental non-profit <br />which coordinates many of our volunteers to do habitat restoration work in <br />our 40-acre Stulsaft Park (the removal of invasive species and the <br />planting of natives). <br /> <br />3. Davey resource group completed a Street, Parks, and City Facilities Tree <br />Inventory in 2012. The city has a tree ordinance and replacement policy, <br />and CityTrees, a non-profit tree planting partner, assists with tree planting, <br />pruning and education program. <br />2015 <br />ATTACHMENT 2 <br />4.B. - Page 21
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