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5.1 2016 GVRD SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATION FUND APPLICATIONS Ann Rowan PROGRAM MANAGER, COLLABORATION INITIATIVES, EXTERNAL RELATIONS Climate Action Committee, May 4, 2016

Transit- Oriented Affordable Housing Fund 2017: $100,000 2

The Regional Park Solar- Powered Conversion Project 2017: $100,000 3

City of Langley Urban Agriculture Demonstration 2017: $50,000 4

GVRD SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATION FUND APPLICATIONS Project Title Year Amount Requested Transit-Oriented Affordable 2017 $100,000 Housing Fund 2017 $100,000 The Regional Park Solar- Powered Conversion Project 2017 $50,000 City of Langley Urban Agriculture Demonstration Project Total To $250,000 5

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5.2 2016 Liquid Waste SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATION FUND APPLICATIONS Fred Nenninger DIRECTOR, POLICY PLANNING AND ANALYSIS, LIQUID WASTE SERVICES Climate Action Committee, May 4, 2016

Smart Sewers – Development of Microsensor Prototype Wireless In-Situ Sensors 2017-2019: $200,000 8 Conceptualized Application

Input Sludge Hydrothermal Processing Pilot Facility 2017-2019: $4 million Output Biocrude 9

Liquid Waste SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATION FUND APPLICATIONS Project Title Year Amount Requested Smart Sewers – 2017-2019 $200,000 Development of Wireless In- Situ Sensors 2017-2019 $4 million Hydrothermal Processing Pilot Facility $4.2 million Total 10

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5.3 2016 Water SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATION FUND APPLICATIONS Inder Singh DIRECTOR, POLICY PLANNING AND ANALYSIS, WATER SERVICES Climate Action Committee, May 4, 2016

Assessing Densification Impacts on Water Demands 1980 2012 Metrotown Metrotown Area Area 2017: $155,000 13

Mountain Lake Tapping Project 2017: $125,000 14

Water SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATION FUND APPLICATIONS Project Title Year Amount Requested Assessing Densification 2017 $155,000 Impacts on Water Demands 2017 $125,000 Mountain Lake Tapping $280,000 Total 15

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5.5 Caring for the Air 2016 Julie Saxton AIR QUALITY PLANNER Climate Action Committee Meeting, May 4, 2016

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Feedback • Positive feedback (67%) • Easy to understand (88%) • Relevant (88%) • Engaging (82%) • Appropriate amount of content (50%) • Likely to share (53%) 3

Distribution • Printed copies for events • Mobile device friendly • Brochure format summary • Blog posts 4

5 Caring for the Air 2016

Energy, climate change and air quality in our lives 6

THE LINKS BETWEEN ECOLOGICAL HEALTH, AIR QUALITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE Impacts of air pollution Effects of climate change Reducing emissions to protect our health and environment 7

Considering how to be energy efficient • Descriptive graphics • Links to relevant articles 8

Energy for Living A closer look at energy • Where it comes from • What impact it has • How we can be more resilient • Where the best opportunities are 9

Improving Air at Home • Health Impact Assessment tools for community planning • Residential wood smoke forecasting tool • Reducing heat loss from homes • Healthy indoor air quality 10

Innovation at Metro Vancouver The Sustainability Innovation Fund • Examples of projects underway • Build awareness of the benefits 11

Air Quality Action Update • Non-road diesel engine emissions • Air quality monitoring • Results for 2015 • Specialized studies • Network improvements • Bulletins and advisories 12

Local Interest • Wildfire smoke retrospective • Impacts of wildfire smoke on health • Air programs at the port • Reducing transportation emissions 13

The Global Perspective The Paris Agreement • The two degree cap • Threats • Opportunities 14

Publish Prepare enhanced electronic version Expand distribution 15

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