Information about actions taken since climate emergency declared
Hugh Davenport made this Official Information request to Hutt City Council
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      From: Hugh Davenport
      
    
    Dear Hutt City Council,
Since you declared a climate emergency, I would like to know what tangible steps you have taken to improve the climate change problem. I would also like to know what steps you have planned for the immediate future, with timelines and action points required.
For all of these actions made or planned, I would like to see data showing how it improved (or will improve).
If no actions have been made or planned to date, I would like to request the reason why the council declared an emergency then did nothing to follow through with that declaration.
Yours faithfully,
Hugh Davenport
        From: Hutt City Council - Acknowledgements
        Hutt City Council
      
    
    Dear Sir/Madam
Attached is an acknowledgement of your recent Official Information
 Request.
Kind regards
Corporate Information  
 Hutt City Council
 
        From: Jörn Scherzer
        Hutt City Council
      
    
    Dear Hugh
 
Thank you for your email.
 
There are three committee papers that update or provide to Council on the
 work under way to adapt to climate change impact, and to reduce Council’s
 emissions and city-wide emissions.
 
With regard to adaptation to climate change impacts, I have attached the
 relevant paper to the Policy and Regulatory Committee from 15 July 2019.
 
With regard to the work to reduce Council’s organisational emissions and
 city-wide emissions, there are two papers that are due to be considered by
 the Policy and Regulatory Committee on 2 September 2019. These two papers
 will be available later this week (from 29 August), and you will be able
 to find them on our Hutt City Council website at
 [1]http://infocouncil.huttcity.govt.nz/ (search for the Policy &
 Regulatory meeting for 2 September, and then click on the pdf document in
 the Agenda column).
 
Kind regards
Jörn Scherzer
 (pronounce as “Yearn Share-tza)
 Manager Sustainability and Resilience
Hutt City Council, 30 Laings Road, Private Bag 31912, Lower Hutt 5040, New
 Zealand
 DDI 04 570 3371, EXT 6877  M 021 125 0997,  W
 [2]www.huttcity.govt.nz       
 
Jörn Scherzer
 Manager, Sustainability and Resilience
Hutt City Council, 30 Laings Road, Private Bag 31912, Lower Hutt 5040, New
 Zealand
 T 04 570 3371, M 021 125 0997,  W [3]www.huttcity.govt.nz
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      From: Hugh Davenport
      
    
    Dear Jörn Scherzer,
Thanks for that information, it looks very well presented what the council have done so far, and how they plan to continue :)
Yours sincerely,
Hugh Davenport
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The Policy and Regulatory Committee report, referred to in the response letter, contains some detailed analysis of the HCC carbon footprint. The PDF is at this link:
http://infocouncil.huttcity.govt.nz/Open...
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