Item 6 (cont'd): This proposal does not include changing the maintenance regimes for football and cricket pitches and bowling greens, but is focused on areas of general amenity grassland to help with carbon capture and biodiversity as well as preventing localised flooding.

Item 6: Proposed changes to the approach to mainstream greenspace management. You can read the report here:
councillors.liverpool.gov.uk/documents/s287…

Item 5 (cont'd): Members are now asking questions about what they have heard.

Item 5 (cont'd): A great deal of work is under way to try and make Eurovision a sustainable event through recycling not just waste but also some of the infrastructure.

Item 5 (cont'd): A Carbon Management Board is to be set up to help deliver net zero not just in the council but also support businesses and industry. The Council is hopeful of attracting further funding to deliver what is needed.

Item 5 (cont'd): The aim is to get to net zero for Liverpool City Council by 2030 through a range of different projects.

Item 5 (cont'd): Funding has been secured to identify & address barriers to Net Zero, decarbonise libraries, Lifestyles Fitness Centres and Liverpool Town Hall.

Item 5: An update on progress to deliver a Net Zero Carbon Plan for Liverpool and the Council. You can read the report here: councillors.liverpool.gov.uk/documents/s287…

Item 4 (cont'd): Committee members are now asking questions about the presentation they have received.

Item 4 (cont'd): You can read more about green bus routes at: liverpoolcityregion-ca.gov.uk/what-we-do/tra…

Item 4 (cont'd): Details are now being given about the green bus routes which are planned, including bus stop improvements, traffic signal priority and new zero emission buses.

Item 4 (cont'd): Examples are being given of funding secured to improve the highways infrastructure to encourage walking and cycling, as well as co-developing the e-scooter project.

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