Sustainability Plan and

Implementation –

What’s Next

HRGBC Morning Buzz Briefing September 11, 2013

Process Recap:

• 11 community input meetings, 7 focus group meetings

• 6 meetings with Steering Committee

• 22 meetings with and input from City Departments and SITs

• 5 City Council briefings – last in January

• Plan Adoption – February 26, 2013

where we’ve been

• Plan

Implementation

where we’re going

context

• Roadmap to

Vision 2040

• Relies on

“external” input

and “internal”

input

• Communication

tool to

community and

City leadership

& staff

structure

the plan includes

• 10 Elements &

Vision

Statements

• 26 Goals

• 104 Objectives

• Performance

Measures

• Communications

• First Year Work

Program

• Accountability

implementation

• The Sustainability

Roadmap

• Social Media

Strategy

• Sustainability

Website

• Biannual Update

communications

• Energy Element

Emphasis

• Third Annual

Hampton Rods

Sustainability Expo

Linkage

first year work program

• Refine Performance

Measures for each

Goal

• ESO as Central

Clearinghouse

• Develop Baselines

and Targets for each

Performance

Measure

• Coordinate

Compilation of

Actions that Align

with each Objective

first year work program

• City Council to

Appoint

Sustainability

Advisory Committee

• City organization and

community

representation

• Advisory body to City

Council

accountability

• Steering Committee

• Plan Project Team

• Staff

• Consultant

• City Members

• Community Members

acknowledgements

“The earth belongs to the living. No man may by natural

right oblige the lands he owns or occupies to debts greater

than those that may be paid during his own lifetime.

Because if he could, then the world would belong to the

dead and not to the living.”

-Thomas Jefferson

“The future ain’t what it used to be.”

-Yogi Berra

final thoughts

Questions?

“I wish I had an answer to that because I’m getting

tired of answering that one.”

-Yogi Berra