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| Climate Action Plan Pop Up Engagement Opportunity |
Check out the Climate Action Plan booth at the Aldershot Village BIA Market.
The City has made a commitment to take action on climate change, but it is not just about what City Hall is doing.
We can all make a difference in the decisions we make, whether it’s how we get around the city, the vehicles we purchase and improving the energy efficiency of our homes and businesses.
getinvolvedburlington.ca/climate-action-plan
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Aug 24
9 am to 1 pm
Bingo Plaza, 484 Plains Rd. E.
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| Citizen Action Lab - Citywide Private Tree Bylaw Engagement |
The City of Burlington is looking to engage residents on the development of a citywide Private Tree Bylaw. The pilot project, which is currently underway within the Roseland community, will be reviewed. Burlington.ca/PrivateTree
Citizen Action Labs are where people work together in small, welcoming groups to engage, discuss, share and explore new ideas.
In addition to residents, businesses such as landscapers, pool companies, homebuilders, general contractors and tree companies are also encouraged to come and learn and provide feedback about the bylaw.
An online survey is available at getinvolvedburlington.ca/privatetree until August 26, 2019 for those unable to come to one of the information sessions.
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Aug 24
9 am to 12 pm
Mountainside Recreation Centre, Room 2
2205 Mt Forest Dr.
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| Citizen Action Lab - Citywide Private Tree Bylaw Engagement |
The City of Burlington is looking to engage residents on the development of a citywide Private Tree Bylaw. The pilot project, which is currently underway within the Roseland community, will be reviewed. Burlington.ca/PrivateTree
Citizen Action Labs are where people work together in small, welcoming groups to engage, discuss, share and explore new ideas.
In addition to residents, businesses such as landscapers, pool companies, homebuilders, general contractors and tree companies are also encouraged to come and learn and provide feedback about the bylaw.
An online survey is available at getinvolvedburlington.ca/privatetree until August 26, 2019 for those unable to come to one of the information sessions.
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Aug 26
1 to 4 p.m.
Royal Botanical Gardens, Auditorium Rm B.
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| Citizen Action Lab - Citywide Private Tree Bylaw Engagement |
The City of Burlington is looking to engage residents on the development of a citywide Private Tree Bylaw. The pilot project, which is currently underway within the Roseland community, will be reviewed. Burlington.ca/PrivateTree
Citizen Action Labs are where people work together in small, welcoming groups to engage, discuss, share and explore new ideas.
In addition to residents, businesses such as landscapers, pool companies, homebuilders, general contractors and tree companies are also encouraged to come and learn and provide feedback about the bylaw.
An online survey is available at getinvolvedburlington.ca/privatetree until August 26, 2019 for those unable to come to one of the information sessions.
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Aug 29,
7 to 9 p.m.
Tansley Woods Community Centre Rm 1&2, 1996 Itabashi Way
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| Climate Action Plan Pop Up Engagement Opportunity |
Check out the Climate Action Plan booth at the Food for Feedback Engagement BBQ.
The City has made a commitment to take action on climate change, but it is not just about what City Hall is doing.
We can all make a difference in the decisions we make, whether it’s how we get around the city, the vehicles we purchase and improving the energy efficiency of our homes and businesses.
getinvolvedburlington.ca/climate-action-plan
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Sept 14
12:30 to 4:30 pm
Central Park, 2311 New St.
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Free Compost Giveaway
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Collected yard waste and leaves are composted into nutrient-rich, natural fertilizer. Come take advantage of Halton Region's free compost giveaway at the Halton Waste Management Site. Residents may pick up the equivalent of 7 bags of compost per household.
Bring:
- Shovels - residents are responsible for shoveling and bagging their own compost
- Containers - yard waste bags, garbage bags, reusable containers, pick-up bed or trailer for hauling
- Donations - non-perishable food items or monetary donations to support local food banks are encouraged
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Sept 15
8 am to 4:30 pm
Halton Waste Management Site, 5400 Regional Rd. 25, Milton
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Climate Action Plan Workshop
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The City has made a commitment to take action on climate change, but it is not just about what City Hall is doing.
We can all make a difference in the decisions we make, whether it’s how we get around the city, the vehicles we purchase and improving the energy efficiency of our homes and businesses.
Join us at the community workshop to weigh in on the Plan. We will be sharing results from the process so far, and asking for your input on ways to get the community involved as we move forward. The workshop will focus on supporting community members to take action on climate change.
Please RSVP for the afternoon session.
For more information, please visit getinvolvedburlington.ca/climate-action-plan
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Sept 16
1 to 3 pm
Central Library, Centennial Hall, 2311 New St.
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| Climate Action Plan Workshop |
The City has made a commitment to take action on climate change, but it is not just about what City Hall is doing.
We can all make a difference in the decisions we make, whether it’s how we get around the city, the vehicles we purchase and improving the energy efficiency of our homes and businesses.
Join us at the community workshop to weigh in on the Plan. We will be sharing results from the process so far, and asking for your input on ways to get the community involved as we move forward. The workshop will focus on supporting community members to take action on climate change.
Please RSVP for the evening session.
For more information, please visit getinvolvedburlington.ca/climate-action-plan
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Sept 16
6:30 to 8:30 pm
Brant Hills Community Centre, Mountainside Room, 2255 Brant St.
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Eco-Film Festival
(Urban Roots)
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Presented by BurlingtonGreen in partnership with the Burlington Public Library and Nuvo Network, each event includes a film presentation, a free eco-prize raffle, complimentary refreshments provided by Nature's Emporium, and an audience discussion or interactive activity on how global issues can be tackled locally.
Events are green. Guests are invited to walk, bike, carpool, or use public transit when possible, and encouraged to bring a reusable mug for complimentary refreshments
Admission is FREE but donations are appreciated.
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Sept 18
6 pm (doors open)
6:30 pm (film begins)
Burlington Central Library, 2331 New St.
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"TLC" Tree Loving Care Event
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Join BurlingtonGreen for the first ever TLC Event. Volunteers will be going back to Tuck Park to tend to the trees that were planted during last year's Green Up!
For more information, visit burlingtongreen.org.
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Sept 28
Tuck Park, 3405 Spruce Ave.
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