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Arun District Council

… in emissions associated with vehicle usage and a reduction in congestion on the road. Officer time. However, if monetary incentives are to be considered funding will be required. 43 Encourage the transition of the council’s contractors and taxis to move over to low emission/electric vehicles Where applicable the council should actively support and encourage contractors to transition over…

… and strategic boards to develop the network plan and provide project oversight, as well as to change parking orders and issue leases. There is no other cost to the council. 42 Develop a programme to incentivise staff to change to low emission vehicles or use public/ active travel methods By providing incentives to staff around using alternative transport methods emissions associated with commuting…

…, the fleet replacement vehicles will be fully electric where possible. Where this is not an option hybrid or low emission vehicles (Euro 6 engine standards) will be selected. The council will also look to reduce its vehicle fleet from 21 LCV to just 16. Neighbourhood Services Short: April 22-July 22 Estimated CO2 saving per annum is 37 metric tonnes if vehicles are replaced with full electric…

… be installed. Examples range from using low water use WCs and no water use urinals to increasing flow restrictors on taps/showers and ensuring leak detection systems are installed. Additional water savings could be made by installing grey water/ rainwater systems, however retrofit systems can have a high cost. Technical Services Short Low emissions reduction, although it does offer important…

… could be reduced. This could include financial incentives such as cycling schemes or loans for purchasing low emission/EV only. Incentives can also help reduce staff commuting costs and help integrate low carbon actions across other areas of the council’s operations. It will be important to clearly communicate these incentives within the council. HR Short There will be a reduction…