351 search results for climate change
- 2013 - 09 - 20 - City and SD72 Win Climate Energy and Action Award
- https://www.campbellriver.ca/docs/default-source/News/news-archives/2013/city-and-sd72-win-climate-energy-and-action-award-2013-09-20.pdf?sfvrsn=60cd9709_3
- 2013 - 09 - 20 - City and SD72 Win Climate Energy and Action Award, and School District 72 Win Climate and Energy Action Award
The City of Campbell River and School District 72 won the Public Sector Collaboration category
of the Climate and Energy Action Awards, Charter, committing to an ongoing
partnership with the City to focus on climate action, environmental, savings and behaviour change and has created
leadership at multiple levels,” said Mayor Walter Jakeway
- CEEP survey Oct-16
- https://www.campbellriver.ca/docs/default-source/News/ceep-survey-oct-16.pdf?sfvrsn=8ef76008_0
- and resilient against climate change. I was pleased with the input and participation
we received during steering committee meetings.”
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Contact: Cassandra Smith, Climate and Energy 250-286-5755, energy sources,” says Cassie Smith, the City’s climate and energy specialist. “Our
revised CEEP focuses
- Sea level rise review of proposed use for 3.5-acre site Aug-18
- https://www.campbellriver.ca/docs/default-source/news/sea-level-rise-review-of-proposed-use-for-3-5-acre-site-aug-18.pdf?sfvrsn=60e6408_0
- have to consider sea level rise and
climate change impacts to ensure that new buildings,
Background:
Given Campbell River’s flooding history and anticipated climate change, temporary flooding, a history of storm and tide-related temporary flooding in low-lying
areas, and given climate change predictions, we anticipate that this currently vacant area w ill be
subject to temporary
- 2019 Campbell River Citizen Survey - Final Report
- https://www.campbellriver.ca/docs/default-source/news/2019-campbell-river-citizen-survey---final-report.pdf?sfvrsn=161c6a08_0
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efficiency and
climate change
adaptation. Of
all respondents,
33
% did not
know how to
rate, ............................................................................................ 19
Climate, views as to the types of changes needed in City services.
Identify areas for improvement,
not changed in the
past 3 years.
Seventeen percent felt
the quality of life has
improved and
29
% felt
the quality of life has
worsened.
Respondents who felt
the quality of life has
changed were
- UFMP December 4 small
- https://www.campbellriver.ca/docs/default-source/your-city-hall/green-city/ufmp-december-4-small.pdf?sfvrsn=d866408_2
- of urban forests will only increase in the future. Climate change is predicted to
result in a higher,
are cost effective ways to mitigate climate change impacts and
build resilient cities
viii, events
Climate change is expected to result in warmer, drier summers and wetter winters for the
Strathcona Region (Table 1).
Table 1. Summary of Climate Change for Strathcona in the 2080s (source, as the climate
continues to change
xix
. Sea level rise coupled with more frequent high intensity rainfall
- Consultation 3 Engagement Summary - Final
- https://www.campbellriver.ca/docs/default-source/planning-building-development/consultation-3-engagement-summary---final.pdf?sfvrsn=d07d6308_0
- .
2.
Include a policy for coastal inundation (sea level rise) in the Climate Change
section.
3, and opportunities, and
general direction for changes – close to 100 residents participated;
Used, to address common issues (e.g. parking).
1. Proposed Zoning Changes (details will be discussed further, members to develop a program
to smoothly implement changes to allow more secondary dwellings throughout, to consider specifics of zoning changes as part of
the Zoning Bylaw update beginning in late fall
- Council Meeting Highlights 28 Jan 2019
- https://www.campbellriver.ca/docs/default-source/news/council-meeting-highlights-28-jan-2019.pdf?sfvrsn=e7506508_0
- and Climate Change for their review with Upland’s application.
Watch the archived webcast, -ready
plan outlining local vulnerabilities and risks from climate change, and potential actions to prepare
for climate change. The plan will identify organization(s) responsible for each action, on compiling
climate science data for the region and assessing potential impacts due to climate change, of
climate change and associated potential impacts Campbell River may experience. Staff will
continue
- Council Meeting Highlights 25 Jan 2016
- https://www.campbellriver.ca/docs/default-source/News/council-meeting-highlights-25-jan-2016.pdf?sfvrsn=bc829d09_0
- be
conducted and provisions to exclude defamatory material. The most significant proposed
change, ;
• One-time projects and ongoing service level change approvals;
• Capital plan approval, and the bylaw changes, as well as educational material to share with residents.
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Clean air bylaw, Yamamoto.
Request for Local Government Input – Climate Action and Climate Leadership Plan
The Province is focusing on two climate-related priorities in 2016: completing the new BC
Climate Leadership Plan
- City of Campbell River CARIP Report 2015
- https://www.campbellriver.ca/docs/default-source/your-city-hall/Green-City/city-of-campbell-river-carip-report-2015.pdf?sfvrsn=455b6208_2
- , plans or
programs?
Yes
Adaptation
CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION ACTIONS
For local governments, adaptation to a changing climate can take the form of changes in policy,
management, technology, for Climate Change - An Implementation Guide
for Local Governments in BC? http://www.toolkit.bc.ca/Resource/Preparing-
Climate-Change-Implementation-Guide-Local-Governments-British-Columbia
Yes
Have you visited the climate change adaptation guidance page on the BC
Climate Action Toolkit? http
- Commission re-structure April-18
- https://www.campbellriver.ca/docs/default-source/news/commission-re-structure-april-18.pdf?sfvrsn=779d6408_0
- , organic waste (composting), energy and emissions, effects of climate change (storm
severity, sea level,
quorum to conclude their work by this time.
There are no mandate changes or term extensions