Analyze potential for Richmond to become fossil fuel free city
In Plain English
The city council wants staff to study how Richmond could eliminate fossil fuel use across city operations. This analysis would support Richmond's Climate Action Plan goals. If approved, staff will research costs, timeline, and steps needed to transition city buildings, vehicles, and equipment to renewable energy sources.
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Votes
Approve consent calendar
7 to 0
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