Common use of Community Benefits Policy Clause in Contracts

Community Benefits Policy. On January 11, 2011, by Resolution No. 11-0008, the SFPUC adopted a Community Benefits Policy that seeks to achieve positive community outcomes including: workforce and economic development (such as contracting with local companies and hiring local workers); innovative environmental programs (i.e., those that minimize adverse impacts); stakeholder and community involvement; arts and cultural programming; educational programs; responsible land use; sustainability; improvements in community health; diversity; and inclusionary initiatives that reflect the SFPUC’s values, volunteerism, and monetary or in-kind contributions to the community. The SIP Program is one aspect of the SFPUC’s implementation of the Community Benefits Policy. Refer to: xxxxx://xxxxx.xxx/sites/default/files/about-us/policies-reports/ CommunityBenefits%20Policy_JAN2011.pdf.

Community Benefits Policy. On January 11, 2011, by Resolution No. 11-0008008, the SFPUC adopted a Community Benefits Policy that seeks to achieve positive community outcomes including: workforce and economic development (such as contracting with local companies and hiring local workers); innovative environmental programs (i.e., those that minimize adverse impacts); stakeholder and community involvement; arts and cultural programming; educational programs; responsible land use; sustainability; improvements in community health; diversity; and inclusionary initiatives that reflect the SFPUC’s values, volunteerism, and monetary or in-kind contributions to the community. The SIP Program is one aspect of the SFPUC’s implementation of the Community Benefits Policy. Refer to: xxxxx://xxxxx.xxx/sites/default/files/about-us/policies-reports/ CommunityBenefits%20Policy_JAN2011.pdf.

Community Benefits Policy. On January 11, 2011, by Resolution No. 11-0008, the SFPUC adopted a Community Benefits Policy that seeks to achieve positive community outcomes including: workforce and economic development (such as contracting with local companies and hiring local workers); innovative environmental programs (i.e., those that minimize adverse impacts); stakeholder and community involvement; arts and cultural programming; educational programs; responsible land use; sustainability; improvements in community health; diversity; and inclusionary initiatives that reflect the SFPUC’s values, volunteerism, and monetary or in-kind contributions to the community. The SIP Program is one aspect of the SFPUC’s implementation of the Community Benefits Policy. Refer to: xxxxx://xxxxx.xxx/sites/default/files/about-us/policies-reports/ xxxxx://xxxxx.xxx/sites/ default/files/about-us/policies-reports/CommunityBenefits%20Policy_JAN2011.pdf.