Greenhouse Management

The Aquamoves leisure facility recently received funding to carry out an energy audit to identify and implement measures to reduce energy consumption. In January 2007, an audit was carried out on the existing building, and a review of the plans for the new building was also undertaken for improvements to design and associated fittings.
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The Greater Shepparton City Council has a strong commitment to greenhouse gas abatement. This is demonstrated through its long involvement with the Cities for Climate Protection (CCP) program, delivered though the International Council for Local Environment Initiatives (ICLEI). Greater Shepparton joined the Cities for Climate Protection program in 2000.
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The Council adopted an EcoBuy Purchasing Policy at its meeting on Tuesday 3rd June 2003. This policy is designed to advance the sustainable use of resources within the Council's operations. The formation and adoption of this policy is part of an agreement the Council signed last year with EcoBuy. The Greater Shepparton City Council joins 60 other Councils across Victoria as EcoBuy Members, 77 per cent of whom have also adopted a purchasing policy.
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The Goulburn Broken Greenhouse Alliance is a program due to be developed soon that will work with councils and groups in our region to reduce greenhouse emissions and adapt to climate change. The group will be lead by Resource GV, the Goulburn Valley Regional Waste Management Group, and will involve the Greater Shepparton City Council, Campaspe, Mitchell, Moira and Strathbogie Shires.
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The Greater Shepparton City Council joined the Victorian Local Sustainability Accord in March 2007.
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