At Yampa Valley Sustainability Council’s July Community meeting, CAP Collaborative members had the opportunity to provide a progress report on CAP recommended actions and goals. Some successful initiatives include putting a limit on fossil fuel-powered outdoor snowmelt systems, adopting electric vehicle (EV) readiness requirements and protecting important habitats and waterways in new development.
CAP Board Chair Gail Garey kicked off the meeting noting that ‘this is a critical time to lead by example, and we know that the momentum and support is here to move forward on meaningful implementation.’ Read more in this month’s CAP newsletter, follow CAP progress here, and share your thoughts on how the CAP Collaborative is doing through a brief survey.
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