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3. Amendment 12 removes the private match of $1.825M put in budget in error and rewrites the project narrative to use $1.825M city funds to stabilize and repurpose the former Garver Feed Mill. At the Sept 11 Board of Park Commissioners meeting, the Board voted to direct Parks Staff to work with Planning staff to look at options for a new RFP with options coming back to them ASAP..

8. If the WDNR approves this application, the City will be required to provide matching funds of 22% ($180,780) which will be covered by the $1.6 million appropriation previously approved. 46249 3rd SUBSTITUTE Recreating Section 3.14, creating Sections 33.55 and 33.56 of the Madison General Ordinances to recreate the Department of Transportation and to create the Transportation Policy and Planning Board and the Transportation Commission..

Another insight struck me, albeit in a gradual, Caribbean way. There’s a trend for something called mindfulness sweeping into Western culture. Apparently it’s about not checking your phone every three minutes. It appears that The Division 2 for PC on the Epic Games Store has regional pricing. What this means is, if you buy The Division 2 via the Epic Games Store, you may get a price lower than the usual $60 price tag that publishers use depending on your location. Steam has a similar feature, allowing game companies to charge users in some regions less than the usual price tag when considering factors such as standard of living and spending power.

Plan, drafted over the last year with extensive public input, includes nearly 70 strategies that entail local, regional and state actions across four areas: buildings and energy; transportation and land use; water reduction; and climate resilience.It also highlights how changes implemented to protect public health during the coronavirus pandemic have proven the feasibility of several climate strategies, including the closure of city streets to encourage more use by pedestrians and to expand outdoor dining and common areas, and the ability for many companies to work remotely, which reduces traffic congestion and vehicle emissions.According to the report, 34 percent of greenhouse emissions in Portland in 2017 came from commercial buildings, 30 percent came from vehicles, 22 percent from homes and 10 percent from industrial buildings. In South Portland, 32 percent of emissions came from vehicles, 24 percent from industrial buildings, 23 from commercial buildings and 19 from homes.On a per capita basis, South Portland emits 13.8 metric tons of carbon dioxide per resident and Portland emits 12.6 metric tons, compared to the national average of 20.7 metric tons, the report says.City Councilor Spencer Thibodeau said he hopes both communities will take the 298 page report and find a way to make it more accessible to the public, so people can better understand the goals and strategies.is a huge step forward for both of our communities, Thibodeau said. Need to dial it down and streamline it so we can achieve these goals.