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Steering Committee Meeting #13 June 25, 2015
Steering Committee Meeting #13 June 25, 2015
Agenda
Review of Agenda and Previous Meeting Minutes
Project Updates
Community Engagement Update
Project Profile and Reach
Community Baseline Inventories
Other Business
Previous Meeting Minutes
Project Updates
Planning Process
Phase 0: Planning & Visioning
Phase 2: Current
Situation & Reduction
Targets
Phase 1: GHG
Emission Inventory &
Forecast
Phase 3: Develop Climate Change Action Plans
Phase 4: Implement
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Phase 5: Reporting
and Approvals
Phase 1 Engagement
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Updates
• Climate Change Working Group Meetings • Task Force Planning; phase 2 engagement (June 25) • Next meeting joint Task Force session in September
• Corporate Stakeholder Committee • Completed PCP Tool Training (March 26 and April 23) • Reviewed community inventories (June 25) • Initiated development of community profiles • Next meeting in August – finalize community profiles;
initiate target discussions
Updates
• Community Partners • All municipalities are now
PCP members • Curve Lake First Nation • Hiawatha First Nation
• Joint SP Report Card and CCAP Introductory Presentations
Council Introductions
Presentations Completed • City of Peterborough – May 11 • County of Peterborough – May 20 • Havelock-Belmont-Methuen – Jun 1 • Douro Dummer – Jun 2 • Selwyn – Jun 16 • Asphodel-Norwood – Jun 23 • Hiawatha First Nation – Jun 23
Upcoming Presentations • Cavan Monaghan – Jul 6 • Curve Lake First Nation – Jul 6 • Otonabee-South Monaghan – Jul 13 • Trent Lakes – Jul 14 • North Kawartha – Jul 21
Community Engagement
Pop-Up Events
Engagement Events & Activities
• Film Screening Hiway of Tears – March 29 • CCC Agriculture Town Hall – March 30 • Garden Show – April 2 • MNR Earth Day Event – April 22 • Kawartha Lakes Water Walk – May 10 • Shop Asphodel-Norwood – May 16 • Hiawatha Pow Wow Annual Celebration – May 17 • Millbrook Fair – June 12 • Shining Waters Festival – June 14 • Seniors Showcase – June 17 • Community Pow Wow (Curve Lake) – June 23
Upcoming Events
• Lakefield Fair • Havelock Recreation and
Performance Show • Warsaw Cruise Nights • Watershed Weekend (Warsaw Caves) • Royal Canadian Legion (Asphodel-
Norwood) • Old Railway Stop (Hiawatha) • Curve Lake Health Fair
• Terry’s Gas and Variety (Curve Lake)
• Lang Pioneer Village • Apsley Village Market • Lions Club Flea Market
(North Kawartha) • Buckhorn by the Rocks • Kinmount Fair
Stakeholder Meetings & Presentations
• Completed • Agriculture Town Hall – March 30 • Faith Leaders Workshop – April 8 • Business Reception – April 30 • Youth Session on Global Youth Day – May 7 • Board of Health – June 10 • Peterborough Field Naturalists – June 10
• Planned • Mount Pleasant Women's Institute • Cordova Lake Cottage Association
In Summary
Mechanism Engagement by the Numbers
Events & Pop-Ups 11 events 1600 in attendance 125+ people engaged
Online Survey 30+ completed surveys
Stakeholders 6 sessions 150+ people engaged
Introductory MailChimp Message
367 neighbourhood associations, businesses and organizations
Climate Conversation Highlights
Assets: Neighbors, naturalized areas, business, affordability, trails, water, wildlife, farmland, good tap water, forests, built heritage
Experiencing Climate Change Locally: Range from not at all to flooding, extreme weather, changes in growing seasons, the economy, animal populations & habitat, trees species & health, invasive species, urban sprawl, loss of natural areas, & farmland, endangered pollinators, increased pollution (physical, noise, light) poor air & water quality.
Known Actions Addressing Climate Change: Range from none to municipal energy projects, renewable energy & conservation , transportation & food programs, sustainable building, preserving natural lands & ecosystems, source water protection plan, economic growth in rural areas, community trails and community beatification
Project Profile and Reach
Communication Activities
• Communication/Engagement Tools • Project page on new Sustainable Peterborough website • Sustainable Peterborough Twitter and Facebook • Online survey • Project E-Newsletter (MailChimp) • Rack cards and business cards
• Communication Activities • Introductory E-Newsletter • Sustainable Peterborough 2014 Report Card • City Rec & Leisure Guide ads – Spring and Fall 2015 • City Media Release following Business Reception • Greenzine summer article
Upcoming Activities
• Community Champions – “Faces for Change” • Profiles in June/July E-Newsletter • Series of Facebook posts • Twitter: #faces4change
• Project Poster • Introduction and opportunities to share input/win prizes! • Distributed/posted in high traffic areas
• Earned Media • Media coverage • Op-eds, articles • Social media and word of mouth
Champion story…
Broader Awareness
1. How do we achieve earned media?
2. Where are efforts best spent?
3. Who are trusted sources/champions?
Corporate Baseline Inventories
Corporate Inventory Update
• Municipalities • All corporate data has been collected • Inventories presented to municipal Councils
• First Nations • All corporate data still pending
• Community Profiles • In development for each local government
Community Baseline Inventories
Community Data Update: Complete
• Transportation Data: • Full Model of Transportation Emissions Built • Resident Activity Model
• Waste: • All waste data complete
Community Data Update: Outstanding Issues
• Complete Calculation of AFOLU Emissions • Complete Allocation of Stationary Energy and Resolve
Data Gaps
AFOLU: Land Use Classification • All land has been
assigned categories • Areas of all land
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CITY OF PETERBOROUGH
ASPHODEL-NORWOOD
CAVAN MONAGHAN
DOURO-DUMMER
HAVELOCK-BELMONT-METHUEN
NORTH KAWARTHA OTONABEE-SOUTH
MONAGHAN
SELWYN TRENT LAKES
Total
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Stationary Energy
• The Trouble with Postal Codes – process for allocating to geography
• Heating Oil and Propane – using provincial and national averages to fill in the gaps
• Missing data?
Stationary Energy
Stationary Energy
NRCAN, Survey of Household Energy Use “Main Energy Source for Household Heating
Community Data Update
Source GJ kWh % total GJ Per Capita per household
Residential Gas 2,833,927 787,028,858 30 21 39.41
Residential Electricity 1,770,770 491,880,526 19 13 24.63
Residential Heating Oil 500,351 138,982,521 5 4 6.96
Residential Propane 33,425 9,284,383 0.36 0.25 0.46
Total 5,138,473 1,427,176,287 55 38 71.46
Commercial Gas 1,726,344 479,526,645 18 13 24.01
Commercial Electricity 625,150 173,652,817 7 5 8.69
Total 2,351,494 653,179,462 25 18 32.70
Industrial Gas 591,615 164,332,824 6 4 8.23
Industrial Electricity 1,311,402 364,278,367 14 10 18.24
Total 1,903,017 528,611,192 20 14 26.46
Town Total 9,392,984 2,608,966,941 100 70 130.62
Current Inventory: Peterborough
10.6% 10%
GHG - Sector GHG - Source
Current Inventory: Cavan Monaghan
GHG - Sector GHG - Source
Current Inventory: Otonabee-South Monaghan
GHG - Sector GHG - Source
5%
6 %
Current Inventory: Asphodel Norwood
GHG - Sector GHG - Source
Current Inventory: Selwyn
6.9%
GHG - Sector GHG - Source
Current Inventory: Douro-Dummer
GHG - Sector GHG - Source
Current Inventory: Havelock Belmont Methuen
GHG - Sector GHG - Source
6.7%
Current Inventory: Trent Lakes
GHG - Sector GHG - Source
Current Inventory: North Kawartha
GHG - Sector GHG - Source
Current Inventory: GPA
GHG - Sector GHG - Source
9.2%
5.9%
Next Steps
• Reassess Electrical Data • Refine Geographical Assignment • Calculate Impacts of Land Use and Agriculture • Finalize Inventories
Other Business
Thank You!
