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13 <br /> 1 Slide #3 <br /> COMMUNITY OUTREACH <br /> AND ENGAGEMENT <br /> a Focus Groups <br /> •Agricultural Summit <br /> .Business and Vendor Perspectives <br /> .Commu nity a nd Envl ron rental Priorltles <br /> .Student Voices <br /> •One-an-one meetings <br /> •County Staff Perspectkvas <br /> •Pubtic Comment p.erind-at least 4:0 comments <br /> .Community Symposium <br /> aa; <br /> +Commission for the Environment <br /> 2 <br /> 3 Kristen Cushman said they had a month-long public comment period and they received <br /> 4 40 comments. She said the symposium was successful even though it was only 15 people. She <br /> 5 said they were able to get a lot of quality feedback and discussion. <br /> 6 <br /> 7 Slide #4 <br /> STRATEGY ACTION <br /> T 3.1 T 3.1.1 <br /> Publicize and promote greenway trails and Cross promote rides and educational programs with Parks and <br /> multi-modal transit lanes as an alternative Recreation and Health Department to emphasize the health benefits <br /> means of transportation through Parks of active transportation(walking,biking,micro-mobility,etc.) <br /> and Recreation educational programs, T 3,1.2 <br /> special events,promotions,outreach and Partner with local bike shops and bike clubs to provide programs on <br /> marketing efforts bike safety and coordination around community-wide bike ride events <br /> TIER-FOUNDATIONAL T 3.1.3 <br /> PRIORITY SCORE.3.88 Develop greenways and other trails between towns for recreation and <br /> C4-BENEFITS. commuting-promoting connectivity,safety and a sustainable mode <br /> 0119010 of travel <br /> g <br /> 9 Kristen Cushman said one of the key things mentioned was a focus on anti-sprawl. She <br /> 10 said that they further defined more language around zoning, sprawl, high-density, and creating <br /> 11 rural buffers against climate impacts and how those things would be approached. She said there <br />