Sustainable Santa Fe
sustainable santa fe commission
The Sustainable Santa Fe Commission (SSFC) is a volunteer citizen advisory commission charged with advising Santa Fe's Governing Body on sustainability-related programs, projects and policies. Resolution 2015-57 charges the SSFC with supporting the City's Renewable Energy Planner with the development of a 25-year Sustainability Plan for Santa Fe that addresses renewable energy, energy efficiency, land use, water use, carbon emission reduction efforts, and other areas of sustainability, to achieve the city's goal of being carbon neutral by 2040. For information about the 25-year plan, please visit .
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Regular Monthly Meeting
Regular monthly meetings occur every third Wednesday of each month at 4:00pm in the Councilors' Conference Room located in City Hall, first floor.
next meeting:
Date: Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Time & Location: 4:00pm, Councilors Conference Room, City Hall, First Floor (200 Lincoln Ave)
Sustainable Santa Fe Commission Meeting Packet & Previous Meeting Minutes:
COMMISSIONers
Beth Beloff, Beloff & Associates
Tejinder Ciano, Reunity Resources
Robb Hirsch, EDL Consulting
Kathy Holian, Former Santa Fe County Commissioner
Kimberly Griego-Kiel, Horizons Sustainable Financial Services
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Staff contact: John Alejandro, [bot protected email address], 505-955-6236.
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