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Keystone Council Reviews Sustainability Program Proposal

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Keystone is evaluating a proposal that could help the town become more sustainable, potentially costing $20,000 to implement. The High Country Conservation Center outlined various environmental initiatives available to towns in Summit County, including those in nearby Dillon and Silverthorne.

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The center proposed that Keystone participate in the Energy Smart Colorado program. Full participation in this initiative would cost $11,250, but it offers residents educational workshops, discounted home energy audits, and financial incentives for home energy improvements.

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  • KeystoneTown currently evaluating potential enrollment in sustainability programs.

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