2017 Annual Report sustainability team For Discussion

Sustainability vision and goals “ As a sustainable community, Summit County considers the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs, by integrating and balancing environmental, economic and social values.” Summit County Council (May 2010) goals 1. Reduce CO2e Emissions of County operations 2. Intensify energy efficiency of existing county buildings 3. Raise fuel efficiency, reduce emissions of county fleet 4. Amplify the use of renewable energy countywide 5. Foster residential, commercial energy efficiency countywide 6. Establish a comprehensive climate action plan 7. Influence the maintenance of air and water quality 8. Incorporate sustainability measures in Land management 9603 acres owned or in easements

1. Reduce CO2e Emissions of County operations Highlights Exceeded goal,13% below BAU Absolute reduction18 MT (2010-2016) despite growth, number of employees, 54% reduction in EE budget. Buildings, fleet achieved reductions Opportunities Address emission increases in Bus, employee commute sectors Clearer emissions target Relative vs. absolute Improve data quality ClearPath Influence energy behavior

1 2. Intensify energy efficiency of existing county buildings Highlights Energy efficiency improved via investments Led lighting Justice Center Courthouse Solar PV High-performance building standard Natural gas cost control Opportunities Implement building standard Grants & external funding Employee energy education Professional energy manager

1 3. Raise fuel efficiency, reduce emissions of county fleet Highlights County vehicle fleet higher MPG Progress in alternative fuel vehicles 7 CNG 2 EV 5 vehicles replaced with hybrids Four EV chargers DOE Partner Workplace Charging Challenge Opportunities Address emission increases Ride Share App Accurate fleet tracking Data quality, including vendors Normalizing data Evaluate viability of shared motor pool

1 4. Amplify the use of renewable energy countywide Highlights Installed solar more than doubled (2014-2016) >1MW installed in 2016 500 installations; 3.5 MWs Partnership- Utah Clean Energy, SCPW 781 kW on 101 homes 8 homes Wasatch County Basin Rec Fieldhouse Solar Subscriber Solar Study Opportunities Solar projects Richins building Public Works Raise awareness

1 5. Foster residential, commercial energy efficiency countywide Highlights Countywide EE program Participant Georgetown EE competition Home Energy Score pilot program 100 homes assessed 72% willing to make changes Opportunities Expand SCPW reach/impact Simplify weatherization process Advance above –code construction

6. Establish a comprehensive climate action Highlights Climate Action Plan adopted 2015 Exceeded goal, 13% below BAU Emission reduction strategies implemented SCPW Switch Community Choice County code updates Solar PV Regional climate network Residential outreach Fleet, employee commute Opportunities PacificCorp’s WestSmartEV Continued engagement Summit County

1 7. Influence the maintenance of air and water quality Highlights Collaboration - intergovernmental Mobilize community partnerships Idling Ordinance enforcement Utah Rivers Rain Harvest Opportunities CAP initiatives improve air quality Partnerships to ensure water quality Address emission increases

8. Incorporate sustainability measures in land management Highlights Input to Community Development Public land issues Public Lands Initiative HR 5780 USFS NEPA actions High Uinta Mountains Ashley Nat’l Forest Open space Conservation easement monitoring Recyclables Opportunities Policy guidance Heated driveways Open flames Night-sky technologies

Forward plans and questions Promote community renewable energy Enable ride sharing Revise waste management plan Integrate HPBS Manage solar installations Prioritize EE investments Questions What are the most important sustainability-related issues? Any feedback on the pace of delivery of our sustainability goals? What needs to be done to achieve our Climate Action Plan? Forward plans and questions Xxx acres owned or in easements

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