Ordinance 3454-15 with Exhibits A- C

EVERETT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN County and Boundary Review Board, and (b) to be fulfilled by existing facilities within these specific planning areas. Significant energy efficiency retrofits of city buildings and related facilities have occurred since 2009. As of 2011 this was reducing the City's carbon emissions by 586 metric tons of COze per year. As these retrofits continue through all the various city buildings and facilities it was projected that the city will reduce its COZe per year anywhere between 805 to 2,376 metric tons by 2030. The City is considering relocating existing City services at Cedar Street facilities to provide redevelopment opportunities for the Cedar Street properties. This could occur within the planning period, but no decisions have been made regarding where the public services would be relocated. (a) Inventory and location. See Figure 7. (b) Forecast of future needs. (c) Proposed locations of expansion facilities. Future expansions could occur at the existing facilities identified in Figure 7. No new facilities have been proposed at this time. (d) Six-year funding sources. Funding for general government facilities is principally from general obligation debt (bonds) of the City of Everett. Other funding is from the City's general fund. CAPITAL FACILITIES ELEMENT 30