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AgdaPkt 2008-12-08 Clsd and Reg pgs 45-54 election of 11-04-2008
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AgdaPkt 2008-12-08 Clsd and Reg pgs 45-54 election of 11-04-2008
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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
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12/8/2008
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<br />9A <br />Page 4 <br /> <br />Registration: <br /> <br />The event is free but space is limited so city officials are encouraged to register immediately by <br />contacting PPIC via e-mail at eventsauooic.oro to reserve a spot. <br /> <br />State Agency Addressing Rapid Decline in Commodity Prices for Recycled <br />Materials <br /> <br />The California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB) announced its intention last week <br />to work with cities and counties coping with the impact of rapidly declining prices for recycled <br />goods. The state agency is planning to hold a meeting in Sacramento early December to discuss <br />short and long term solutions to ease the situation. The League will update members with <br />infOlmation on the meeting when details are released. <br /> <br />Recycling paper, cardboard and plastics helps California combat climate change and generates <br />vital revenues. Scientists report that the methane gas produced by decomposing paper products <br />and other organic materials is 23 times more potent as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. <br /> <br />The state leads the nation in waste diversion: California converts approximately 52 million tons of <br />solid waste annually into newer higher value products. Recently prices for these recycled <br />commodities rapidly declined and local governments are under pressure to secure additional <br />storage space for goods ready for recycling. <br /> <br />Sustainability Feature Request: On the Green Front <br /> <br />Priority Focus regularty runs a feature highlighting the sustainability efforts/programs many Cities <br />are implementing. We are constantly on the look out for creative ways that cities are becoming <br />green or finding a way to involve their community and reduce their carbon footprint. <br /> <br />The stories are typically 300-600 words and although the focus is generally on one aspect of what <br />an individual city is doing on this front, on occasion, a multi-city effort is profiled. <br /> <br />We are interested in reviewing your city's Sustainability Plan or Green Plan to learn about your <br />city's programs. <br /> <br />Please e-mail a copy of your Sustainability Plan to Adrienne Sprenger, League communications <br />specialist at asprenQer@cacities.orq. For file sizes larger than 4 MB, please e-mail us a link to <br />your plan on your Web site or bum a copy to CD and mail to; <br /> <br />Adrienne Sprenger <br />League of California Cities <br />1400 K Street <br />Sacramento, CA 95814 <br /> <br />Find a Bill, Legislators, Leg Committee, or Ask League Leg Staff <br /> <br />Visit (and bookmark!) the League's Leaislative Resources Web page <br />(www.cacities.orQ/leQresources). You'll find a roster and contact information for the League's <br />legislative staff; the online Bill Search program, background materials on lobbying your <br />legislators. and more. <br /> <br />4 <br />
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