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APPENDIX C • . - • - <br /> Green Community <br /> • Promotion of Native Plants and Natural Landscaping:The use of native plants and <br /> natural landscaping instead of maintaining green grass lawns was suggested, which <br /> could reduce chemical use and water consumption.The county was suggested to set <br /> an example for the community in this regard. <br /> •Appreciation for Local Farmers' Markets and Suggestions for Expansion: Local <br /> farmers' markets were appreciated and suggestions were made for bringing these <br /> markets to county buildings for easy access to county employees. Expansion of <br /> farmers' markets to underserved areas to tackle food deserts was also proposed. <br /> - Opportunities within Agricultural Space:There was a consensus on the potential to <br /> expand on initiatives within the agricultural or farming space. <br /> Climate Resiliency <br /> • Implementation of 2018 Assessment: One of the participants mentioned their <br /> involvement in the creation of the 2018 Assessment but was unsure whether the <br /> findings have been acted upon. It was suggested that the group needs to revisit the <br /> document, and potentially, COVID-19 has delayed some of the actions. <br /> • Emergency Response System: It was stated that the county is doing well with its <br /> emergency response system, with improvements seen over the past five years. The <br /> system is effectively alerting the community during emergencies and efficiently <br /> setting up shelters. <br /> • Assessment of Parking Spaces: A suggestion was made to assess the number <br /> of parking spaces and determine whether all are necessary. The idea is to reduce <br /> impervious pavement, lessen runoff, and create more green spaces. This approach <br /> aligns with a future vision of increased car-sharing, more public transportation, <br /> and reduced need for single-use vehicles. <br /> •Cycling Infrastructure: It was recommended that the county invest more in creating <br /> safe spaces for cycling and preserving green spaces.Thegoal istoencourage residents <br /> to use alternative modes of transportation, such as bicycles, rather than relying on <br /> cars. A participant shared a vision for a greenway that connects different parts of the <br /> county, providing a safe and eco-friendly transportation route. <br /> Transportation <br /> • Positive Response to EVs in County Fleet: The introduction of EVs in the county's <br /> fleet is seen as a positive step, with a recognition that more work needs to be done. <br /> • Expansion of Bike Lanes and Greenways: Upgrades to bike lanes in Chapel Hill <br /> were positively received. Staff suggest similar upgrades and the addition of long- <br /> distance greenways connecting all parts of Orange County. <br /> 13 ORANGE COUNTY, NC • APPENDICES <br />
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