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Chelmsford City Council

… detailed action plans. 4. Financial Implications 4.1 Delivering actions to make the Council’s activities net-zero carbon by 2030 is a challenging agenda. The actions will be delivered through a combination of changes in policy and working practices, direct targeted investment in the Council’s operations, realising opportunities for more sustainable growth and development, encouraging…

… Chelmsford City Council embed this work in all areas and take responsibility for reducing, as rapidly as possible, the carbon emissions resulting from the Council’s own activities; o Ensure that any recommendations are fully costed and that the Executive and Overview & Scrutiny bodies regularly review Council activities, taking account of production and consumption emissions, and produce…

… and recycling Civic Centre has full recycling provision 13 Workstream Climate and Ecological Emergency Action Plan facilities available at all City Council buildings to minimise the amount of non-recyclable waste generated and maximise the capture rate of materials that can be recycled Riverside Leisure Centre– has full recycling provision apart from glass Dovedale Sports Centre – needs…

… Potential impact on climate change and the environment The proposed action plan includes items that are specifically geared towards responding to the Climate and Ecological Emergency declared by the Council Contribution toward achieving a net-zero carbon position by 2030 The proposed action plan includes measures that will contribute to making the Council’s activities net-zero carbon…

… the Council’s activities net-zero carbon by 2030. The full text of the Declaration is set out in Appendix 1. 2.2 Plans to support this declaration need to be ambitious and far reaching in terms of long- term benefits and impact, whilst being instrumental in instigating changes to avoid ‘business as usual’ in the interim. 2.3 An internal Climate and Ecological Emergency Task Group has been…