Sentences with phrase «with public input»

The same year, the park district began drafting its master plan with public input.

The board rejected the version of standards that had been crafted with public input by a state standards commission.

A clean energy investment plan must be developed with public input, and seek, to the extent possible, to eliminate the utility's carbon tax obligation associated with electricity by 2050.

We have a responsibility to get to the best public policy with public input.»

Philips said all the normal processes and procedures concerning the budget will be observed with the public input session scheduled for sometime in early November

«It's a remarkable report,» says Philip Sharp, president of the think tank Resources for the Future in Washington, D.C. «It's a balanced, high - caliber group with public input.

Bryan's bill has reportedly been through many drafts with no public input or discussion and could surface in the last days of the legislative session.

The company stated that it was going to do a thorough environmental impact statement with public input before proceeding with it plans to redevelop the port for coal exports.

The Panel also identified strongly with the public input that the revision process should be predictable, fair, transparent and somewhat removed from government's near - term concerns.»

The Tappan Zee name honors the Hudson Valley's Native American and Dutch heritage replacing the name, with no public input, was a cavalier dismissal of an important tradition to residents of the Hudson Valley.

In the past, governors and majority party legislative leaders often divided up the monies for capital projects among themselves, with no public input.

Curran, who is mulling a run for county executive next year, said she «regrets» that the vote had occurred at such a late hour and with no public input.

I would like to see good legislation come out of Albany, and I could not support SAFE Act because of the way it was done, in the dark of night, no sunshine, and with no public input.»

The decision was made in secret, with no public input.

It was 1985, a year deep into President Reagan's «Morning in America,» when Williams attended a public meeting and discovered that the Department of Defense, with no public input, had decided to build an incinerator at the Kentucky Blue Grass Army Depot located about eight miles from his home.