Government and Public Sector Initiatives Sample Clauses

Government and Public Sector Initiatives. Tables 3.4 and 3.5 summarize the emission reduction measures committed to by government and other public sector agencies. Given the varied social and economic characteristics of jurisdictions in the region, not all measures can, or should be, implemented by all government and public sector entities. Rather, each entity will implement the measures that work for its specific jurisdiction and, when added together, work for the region as a whole. To the extent possible, these measures will be implemented and/or effective for the 2002 ozone season and, in any event, no later than the 2003 ozone season. For local government signatories, the measures will be implemented through a combination of voluntary programs, ordinances or resolutions at the direction of the respective signatory governments. Other public agency programs will be implemented through management policy. All implementing agencies will comply with the tracking and reporting provisions of the O3 Flex Plan MOA. See Appendix E for complete measure description and implementation information. Table 3.4 Commitments by A/SM MSA O3 Flex Agreement Signatories Control Measure City of Xxxxxx Xxxxxx County City of Round Rock Xxxxxxxxxx County City of San Xxxxxx Xxxx County City of Bastrop City of Elgin Bastrop County City of Xxxxxxxx City of Luling Xxxxxxxx County Employee VMT/Emissions Reduction (Commute Solutions) Compressed Work Week √ √ √ √ √ Flexible Work Schedule √ √ √ Carpool or Alternative Transportation Incentives √ Transit Pass Subsidized by Employer √ Ozone Action Day Response Program √ √ √ Teleworking (full time) √ Teleworking (part time) √ √ Direct Deposit √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Resource Conservation √ √ √ √ √ √ Fleet Emissions Reduction Alternative Fuel Vehicles √ √ √ Low Emission Vehicles √ √ √ √ √ √ Control Measure City of Xxxxxx Xxxxxx County City of Round Rock Xxxxxxxxxx County City of San Xxxxxx Xxxx County City of Bastrop City of Elgin Bastrop County City of Xxxxxxxx City of Luling Xxxxxxxx County Right Sizing √ √ √ 5-minute Limit on Diesel Idling √ √ √ √ √ √ Vehicle Maintenance √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Vapor Recovery on Pumps √ √
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