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7 <br /> 1 Slide #13 <br /> t <br /> Engagement Objectives <br /> Measuring Increased Engagement <br /> Benchmark: The Orange County Climate Action Plan <br /> Climate Action Community Community LUP2050 Total <br /> Plan Engagement Engagement <br /> Window#1 Window#2 <br /> Community Survey 510 completed 164 complete surveys 420 complete surveys 584 complete surveys <br /> surveys <br /> Draft CAP Symposium: <br /> 12 attendees Approximately 244 in Approximately 165 in 409 in person <br /> In Person Engagement person attendees at person attendees at attendees <br /> online Focuparticipants <br /> Groups: community events community events <br /> 44 participants total <br /> _J <br /> 2 Community Engagement window#3 will occur in late spring 2025. <br /> 3 Emily Gvino said they had a goal to meet or exceed the engagement from the Climate <br /> 4 Action Plan and they have surpassed the goal. <br /> 5 Chair Bedford asked if this allows for duplicates. <br /> 6 Emily Gvino said that there is a question that asked if the participants have participated in <br /> 7 previous engagement sessions and 72% were new to the process this time around. <br /> 8 <br /> 9 Slide #14 <br /> Additional Public Inputs - <br /> Organizational Letters Received <br /> • Duke Forest Teaching and Research Laboratory <br /> • NC Wildlife Resources Commission <br /> • Sierra Club,Orange-Chatham Group Executive Committee <br /> • Triangle Connectivity Collaborative <br /> Personal Letters Received <br /> • Barry Jacobs <br /> • Michael Hughes <br /> • Megan Kimball m <br /> 10 <br /> 11 Emily Gvino said that these letters will also be included in the report. <br /> 12 <br /> 13 <br />