City Council Study Session Agenda and Packet 2017 10 24

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DRAFT 26 28 Additionally, Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) currently can help businesses with advice and/or rebate options for implementing EVSE stations, but the City does not currently advertise this particular service from PACE on the website. Grants exist through the Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) which help not-for-profit entities, such as local governments, school districts and state agencies. Apartment/condominium complexes and businesses that own multi -vehicle parking facilities for fleet, public or guest / visitor are also eligible for EVSE funding. Local companies also exist that can help companies navigate rebates and the logistics of installing an EVSE. It should also be noted that the Mayor's decision to join to Climate Mayors and to sign onto the letter to the Governor was a powerful statement of support from Louisville for building out EVSE infrastructure in Colorado, since this is one of the Governor's commitments as a "Climate State." This grassroots push from Mayors and the Governor is expected to have an effect on funding opportunities for municipalities from the State. information about rebates, grants, and services that would help incentivize businesses to install EVSE (electric charge stations). Continue to support the Climate Mayors & States initiatives as a push for more funding for EVSE infrastructure within the municipality of Louisville, as well as between communities across the state and nation. Consider adding EVSE (electric charge stations) build -out into a guideline list in the current PUD project. 38 T-ET2S4: Promote and use PACE sustainability services for businesses, and collaborate on a green business recognition program. '1 4 Over the last year, the City has promoted Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) services via its website and through its Green Business Recognition program, in which PACE plays a key role. Affiliated with Boulder County, PACE also works through other organizations, such as the CTC Building Owners Association and the Louisville Chamber of Commerce, to promote transportation options for Louisville businesses to reduce the number of single occupancy vehicles (SOV) on the road. The City strongly encourages and promotes PACE for its business outreach services, which includes "free expert advisor services, incentives and a certification program to help businesses measure and gain recognition for their successful progress in energy, waste, water and transportation. PACE Partners are businesses committed to supporting a strong economy, implementing environmentally sustainable practices and becoming leaders in our community." Continue to promote Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) to help businesses with transportation options with the aim of reducing the number of single occupancy vehicles on Louisville roads and between neighboring communities. External Target 2: Incorporate smart growt prihciples and walkab`ommunities into land use lib DRAFT 26 28