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Evaluate opportunities to increase shade trees and structures, reduce heat-absorbing surfaces and add “spray” water features and water fountains as part of all capital upgrades.

Hazards
Extreme Heat
Assets
Urban Landscape and Tree Canopy
Focus of action
Nature-Based and Green Solutions

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