The PWR SWATeam submitted a recommendation to the iWG stating, "Hire a Zero Waste Coordinator to communicate and implement waste reduction strategies, to meet the commitments of the iCAP."

See attached the SWATeam recommendation, PWR005 Zero Waste Coordinator, complete with comments from all the PWR SWATeam members.

The PWR SWATeam submitted a recommendation to the iWG stating, "Hire a Purchasing Coordinator to facilitate and implement policy changes to reduce waste, to meet the commitments of the iCAP."

See attached the SWATeam recommendation PWR004 Purchasing Coordinator complete with comments from all the PWR SWATeam members.

The iCAP Working Group (iWG) met on May 4, 2015, to discuss and start the assessment of PWR003 Recycling Bins recommendation. Their official comment on the recommendation was:

"The iWG endorses this recommendation, but notes that recycling bins in some buildings are not controlled by F&S; we request that F&S compile a list of other entities on campus to whom this recommendation should also be transmitted."

See attached the iWG assessment of the PWR003 Recycling Bins recommendation complete with official comments from all the iWG members.

See SWATeam recommendation PWR003 Recycling Bins here.

Following the completion of iWG assessment for the PWR003 Recycling Bins recommendation, it was forwarded to F&S on May 4, 2015.

See iWG assessment of PWR003 Recycling Bins here.

See SWATeam recommendation PWR003 Recycling Bins here.

The iCAP Working Group (iWG) met on May 4, 2015, to discuss and start the assessment of SWATeam recommendation PWR002 Standard Signage. Their official comment on the recommendation was:

"The iWG endorses this recommendation, but notes that recycling signage in some buildings is not controlled by F&S; we request that F&S compile a list of other entities on campus to whom this recommendation should also be transmitted."

See attached the iWG assessment of PWR002 Standard Signage recommendation complete with official comments from all the iWG members.

See SWATeam recommendation PWR002 Standard Signage here.

Following the completion of iWG assessment, the recommendation was forwarded to F&S on May 4, 2015.

See iWG assessment of PWR002 Standard Signage here.

See SWATeam recommendation PWR002 Standard Signage here.

The iCAP Working Group (iWG) met on May 4, 2015, to discuss and assess the SWATeam recommendation, Trans001 TEM_DMI. Their official comment on the recommendation was:

"Revise the TEM system to capture sustainability metrics for travel, such as categorized travel purposes and total miles traveled by each mode, in order to enable future reporting in DMI by unit, funding source, etc. OBFS should work with the Transportation SWATeam and iSEE staff to identify and optimize these metrics."

See attached the iWG assessment complete with official comments from all the iWG members.

See SWATeam recommendation Trans001 TEM_DMI here.

Following completion of the iWG assessment, the recommendation was transmitted to the OBFS department on May 4th, 2015.

See iWG assessment of Trans001 TEM_DMI here.

See SWATeam recommendation Trans001 TEM_DMI here.

The iCAP Working Group (iWG) met on April 2, 2015, to discuss and start the assessment of the SWATeam recommendation, Trans002 Parking Survey. The iWG's recommendation was:

"The iWG endorses this recommendation with the stipulation that survey questions should be vetted by the Transportation SWATeam and/or the iWG before the survey is performed."

See attached the iWG assessment complete with official comments from all the SWATeam members.

See SWATeam recommendation Trans002 Parking Survey here.

Following the completion of iWG assessment of Trans002 Parking Survey recommendation, it was forwarded to the Parking department on May 4, 2015.

See iWG assessment of Trans002 Parking Survey here. 

See SWATeam recommendation Trans002 Parking Survey here.

The iCAP Working Group (iWG) met on April 2, 2015, to discuss and start the assessment of SWATeam recommendation, Trans003 Sustainable Transportation Coordinator. Their official comment on the SWATeam recommendation was:

"The iWG endorses the SWATeam recommendation."

See attached the iWG assessment complete with official comments from all the iWG members.

See SWATeam recommendation Trans003 Sustainable Transportation Coordinator here.

Following the completion of iWG assessment for the SWATeam recommendation, Trans003 Sustainable Transportation Coordinator, the recommendation was forwarded to F&S for further processing.

See iWG assessment of Trans003 Sustainable Transportation Coordinator here. 

See SWATeam recommendation Trans003 Sustainable Transportation Coordinator here.

The iCAP Working Group (iWG) met on April 2, 2015, to discuss and start the assessment of SWATeam recommendation, Trans004 Fleet Study. Their official comment on the recommendation was:

"The iWG recommends that F&S undertake this study. We suggest that F&S work with the Transportation SWATeam to attempt to identify interested faculty who could lead the study. We suggest that the study also consider a 10-year horizon for campus efforts, examining what immediate actions can be taken and what actions could be undertaken in the coming years to account for expectations for future vehicle availability."

See attached the iWG assessment of Trans004 Fleet Study recommendation complete with official comments from all the iWG members.

See SWATeam recommendation Trans004 Fleet Study here.

Following completion of the iWG assessment, the recommendation was transmitted to the Facilities & Services on May 4th, 2015.

See iWG assessment of Trans004 Fleet Study here.

See SWATeam recommendation Trans004 Fleet Study here.

Michelle,

I have removed all bikes from the warehouse.

James

From: Wahl, Michelle
Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2015 6:27 PM
To: Roedl, James M
Cc: Johnston, Morgan B; DeLorenzo, Stacey; Calloway, Jason Robard; Wise, Michael Anthony
Subject: Re: Bike Pick Up!

That is awesome thanks for the quick reply! I will let Kari know tomorrow! 

Michelle 
Sent from my iPhone

On Apr 28, 2015, at 5:18 PM, Roedl, James M wrote:

Michelle,

I can work with Kari and should be able to get all of those bikes out by Friday the 1st.  If that works for you.

Thanks,
James

Hello Campus Tree Advisory Committee,

Tomorrow is the Arbor Day Celebration on the Main Quad at 11:30.  The signed proclamation is attached here.  Please also welcome our newest committee member, Maggie Thomas, a student volunteer. 

We are working to spread the word about the event tomorrow, so please remind your friends and coworkers to attend.  Please join us if you are able! 

Thanks,

Morgan

Link to benefits from Trees: http://www.treesaregood.com/treecare/resources/benefits_trees.pdf

Thank you Email and invitation:

Mayors:

Thank you for your staffs help in preparing for our first Arbor Day on campus.  Mike Brunk, in Urbana, has been very helpful with coordinating the joint proclamation with Urbana, Champaign, and UIUC.  We intend to hold a celebration on April 24 at 11:30 on the Main Quad by the Henry Administration Building.  Mike DeLorenzo will read the proclamation, our staff will share a short explanation about the benefits of trees, students from Uni High will be there supporting the event, and then our Grounds division will plant a new tree.  There will also be a trivia contest for the attendees, and we will hand out white pine saplings.   

I know your schedules are very busy but I hope that you will be able to stop by during our celebration, and we would be happy to share information about your Arbor Day events as well.

Thanks;

Al Stratman

Executive Director, Facilities & Services

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

1501 S. Oak Street, 135C PPSB, M/C 800

Champaign, IL 61820-6905

(217) 333-2500

Hi Morgan,

Country Arbors let me know this morning that they cannot find a specimen chinkapin oak.  However, they do have very nice heritage oaks, so that is what we will be planting.

I’ve attached what I’ll be talking about on Friday.

Ryan

 Ryan B. Welch

This project is complete.  The bins and the process were supposed to return to the pre-project status as of April 15.  That means the round bins can be taken away. 

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Green Power Partnership has officially recognized the University of Illinois as a Green Power Partner for purchasing electricity from clean, renewable sources - see attached news release.