Promote improved air quality and reduced ground-level ozone levels by developing a public education program that will inform residents about the air quality benefits of:
- Proper automobile maintenance
- Proper maintenance and use of gas-powered lawn and garden equipment
- Limiting car idling times
- Alternative fuels
- Alternative / active transportation modes (public transit, walking, biking, car-sharing, etc.)
- Reducing vehicle-miles traveled (VMT)
- Employer sponsored emission reduction programs (carpooling, work from home, telecommuting, etc.)
- Native landscaping (requiring less maintenance)
- Energy efficient housing / buildings