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Proposed Ordinance No. 2023-30s

Title: An Ordinance of the Pierce County Council Adopting the 2023 Update to "Sustainability 2030: Pierce County's Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan" (Sustainability 2030) Pursuant to Revised Code of Washington 70A.45.070 and Chapter 19D.280 of the Pierce County Code (PCC); and Amending Chapter 19D.280 PCC, "Sustainability 2030: Pierce County's Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan."

Status: Passed

Sponsors: Councilmembers Ryan Mello, Marty Campbell

Final votes

October 24, 2023
Morell Aye	Herrera Aye	Cruver Nay	Mello Aye	Campbell Aye	Hitchen Aye	Denson Aye

Hearings

Committee Hearings

Date	Committee	Actions
8/7/2023 1:30 pm	Community Development Committee	Forward as Substituted Without Recommendation

Council Hearings

Date	Reason	Council Action
8/1/2023 3:00 pm	Referred and Set Final Hearing	Referred and Set Final Hearing
8/15/2023 3:00 pm	Rescinded Final Hearing Date	Rescinded Final Hearing Date
10/3/2023 3:00 pm	Set Final Hearing	Set Final Hearing
10/24/2023 3:00 pm	Final Consideration	Do Pass as Amended

Documents

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How to comment on the proposal

The Council accepts public comment on all proposals before it takes action. Common ways to comment include testifying in person at the proposal hearing, submitting comments in writing via U.S. mail, and commenting electronically by email or through the Council Internet comment form. All comments are subject to disclosure under the state Public Records Act.

Need More Information?

If you need more information about a proposal, you can contact the Office of the Pierce County Council at (253) 798-7777. You can also contact the following staff:

Council staff contact:

Mike Kruger, 253-798-6067

mike.kruger@piercecountywa.gov

Department staff contact:

Ryan Dicks, 253-798-8603

ryan.dicks@piercecountywa.gov

Public Comments

Name	Date	Comment
John Leslie	10/23/23 10:38 PM	Am I to understand that we are so vain to think that we can control the weather? If we can control the weather, who gets to decide what the weather is going to be? No one asked me what kind of weather I want. Maybe I want it warmer. The depth and breadth of the blather that these efforts embody is mind numbing. There is no way that even a small portion of the citizens of Pierce County can begin to comprehend what these laws are and what they are doing TO them. All this boils down to control and not control of the weather. A means to control 1). Where we live, 2). How we live and 3). How we get there. VOTE NO!

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