8 In partnership with Councils in the region 2018 NAGA EP, ID investigate ways to turn some Council streetlighting off late at night. 9 Investigate where lights can be removed or timers Ongoing ID can be placed on security lighting to reduce from energy consumption. 2016 10 Review the Public Lighting Policy to remove the 2016 ID need to install grid connected lighting where mains power is available. Replace with options dependent upon a lifecycle cost assessment. 11 Review Fleet Policy annually to include: Annually IM OD * the most fuel efficient, fit-for-purpose vehicles from available 2017 * pool car and parking options to minimise work travel. 12 Investigate and pursue emerging technologies for Ongoing FM fuels and vehicles. from 2016 13 Continue to support work from home options in the Ongoing OD Enterprise Agreement and provide electronic from conferencing options to reduce unnecessary 2016 travel. Corporate - Adaptation Number Action Timing Responsibility Secondary Responsibility 1 Continue Council's ecoteam activities and Ongoing ET Council incorporate adaptation activities on water and from health. 2016 2 Develop a climate change adaptation information 2016 EP package for officers to use when developing Council policies, strategies and plans. 3 Promote the Regional Climate Change Adaptation Ongoing EP Plan 2015 to all officers. from 2016 4 Develop a reporting tool to adaptation action 2016 EP Council progress for reporting purposes. 5 Perform vulnerability assessments on all Council 2016 - EP AP, CF, ID assets and services to identify risks and 2020 appropriate adaptation improvements required. Residential actions Residential stationary energy is the highest single contributor to greenhouse gas emissions in Nillumbik. Historical household electricity and gas consumption data dating back to 2002 has been collected from the distribution companies. This information shows
8 In partnership with Councils in the region investigate ways to turn some Council streetlighting off late at night. 2018 NAGA EP, ID 9 Investigate where lights can be removed or timers can be placed on security lighting to reduce energy consumption. Ongoing from 2016 ID 10 Review the Public Lighting Policy to remove the need to install grid connected lighting where mains power is available. Replace with options dependent upon a lifecycle cost assessment. 2016 ID 11 Review Fleet Policy annually to include: * the most fuel efficient, fit-for-purpose vehicles available * pool car and parking options to minimise work travel. Annually from 2017 IM OD 12 Investigate and pursue emerging technologies for fuels and vehicles. Ongoing from 2016 FM 13 Continue to support work from home options in the Enterprise Agreement and provide electronic conferencing options to reduce unnecessary travel. Ongoing from 2016 OD Corporate - Adaptation Number Action Timing Responsibility Secondary Responsibility 1 Continue Council's ecoteam activities and incorporate adaptation activities on water and health. Ongoing from 2016 ET Council 2 Develop a climate change adaptation information package for officers to use when developing Council policies, strategies and plans. 2016 EP 3 Promote the Regional Climate Change Adaptation Plan 2015 to all officers. Ongoing from 2016 EP 4 Develop a reporting tool to adaptation action progress for reporting purposes. 2016 EP Council 5 Perform vulnerability assessments on all Council assets and services to identify risks and appropriate adaptation improvements required. 2016 - 2020 EP AP, CF, ID Residential actions Residential stationary energy is the highest single contributor to greenhouse gas emissions in Nillumbik. Historical household electricity and gas consumption data dating back to 2002 has been collected from the distribution companies. This information shows