Climate Action Plan

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this link

This page is now archived and is no longer active. To learn more about the Climate Action Plan, visit EdinaMN.gov/ClimateActionPlan. To follow the plan's progress, visit the Climate Action Plan Progress Portal or view the Environmental Performance Report.

This page is now archived and is no longer active. To learn more about the Climate Action Plan, visit EdinaMN.gov/ClimateActionPlan. To follow the plan's progress, visit the Climate Action Plan Progress Portal or view the Environmental Performance Report.

  • Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this link

    where's the survey in English? I see Spanish and I see Somali versions.

    4501 asked about 3 years ago

    The survey's default language is English, and can be accessed here: https://www.bettertogetheredina.org/climate-action-plan/survey_tools/community-survey-climate-action. You can use the "Select Language" icon in the top right of the webpage to change the survey to your preferred language, or download a Spanish or Somali version using the same link. Thank you ~Grace Hancock, City of Edina Sustainability Coordinator

  • Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this link

    How will this effort coordinate with the development of new housing, teardown housing, new commercial developments, parking regulations on and off street, and promotion of rapid public transportation?

    Grimesguy asked about 3 years ago
    Some of these goals can be accomplished in larger development projects through the redevelopment process and Planned Use Development (PUD) zoning. Outside of a PUD the City can’t require regulations above and beyond the building and zoning codes. - City Planning Department.
  • Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this link

    When is the city going to initiate organized trash hauling, so there aren’t 6 different trash haulers going down my street each week? I am on a dead end street, so I get twice as many trips by these huge, heavy trucks. Too much pollution, too much weight on the streets. If the city is serious about the environment they will initiate organized hauling.

    Sfox asked about 3 years ago
    The Transportation Commission is currently investigating the impacts of organized trash collection related to traffic congestion, carbon emissions and wear-and-tear on local streets. This work is intended to educate City Council as they consider potential changes to Edina's current system. Staff is also aware that residents have strong opinions regarding this issue, and recent polling shows 50% of residents support moving to organized collection. - Andrew Scipioni, City of Edina Transportation Planner