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APPENDIX C STAKEHOLDER REPORT <br /> In addition to the Symposium, a draft of the CAP was posted on the County's website, <br /> along with an online public comment portal. The County received 31 responses to the <br /> question "Please share your thoughts on the CAP" and each respondent was asked <br /> to rank the CAP as "Good: The CAP provides a clear path for a green future in Orange <br /> County.'; "Neutral: The CAP covers major points, but they could be improved." or "Bad: <br /> The CAP does not serve Orange County's needs." Comments from this process have <br /> been integrated into the final draft of the CAP. <br /> Orange County's intern, Chloe Sherer, participated in UNC-CH's Sustainability Social <br /> event held in September where she led education/outreach efforts promoting the draft <br /> CAP.Chloe talked to 30 people;many people scanned QR code linking to CAP and survey; <br /> lots of professionals there; 2 who are running for town council - Melissa McCullough <br /> and Theodore Nollert. She said feedback focused on urban planning, equity and the <br /> environment. She talked to someone who works with Action for the Climate Emergency <br /> (ACES) and some folks from the business school. One person she spoke to was very <br /> interested in advancing nuclear energy. Another one was from solar equity on UNC-CH <br /> campus. She also spoke to Sustainability staff at the Town of Chapel Hill and other Eco <br /> Studio Interns/students. <br /> 17 ORANGE COUNTY, NC • APPENDICES <br />