Joint Water and Climate Policy Board Sample Clauses

Joint Water and Climate Policy Board. The City and County desire to create a joint advisory board that will provide guidance to the County, the City, and other municipalities located within Alachua County regarding effective ways to mitigate, address, and prepare for climate change and its direct and indirect impacts within Alachua County. The Joint Water and Climate Policy Board will assist and advise the County, the City, and other municipalities within Alachua County on innovative climate adaptation and mitigation strategies, policies, and target goals, as well as water policy within Alachua County for purposes of preserving and protecting the water resources of Alachua County for the benefit of the natural environment and the residents of Alachua County. The Joint Water and Climate Policy Board will be advisory to the City Commission and the Board of County Commissioners and will have no final decision-making authority. Any final decision making, such as, but not limited to, amending agreements; setting policy; encumbering, authorizing use of, or otherwise committing City or County funding will require action by the City Commission, County Commission, or both, as appropriate to the decision.
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