Environmental Health

Stirling City Centre strives to become a sustainable 21st century city – a place for everyone. It will be a hub for a diverse and prosperous community, offering wellbeing. 

Our Environmental Health vision: a green future with a green corridor  

Stirling City Centre aims to be environmentally restorative and as eco-friendly as possible. This includes: 
• Shaping the entire city around a continuous picturesque green corridor featuring an urban stream
• A wide range of recreational activities including pedestrian and cycling paths and open areas of water
• Investigations into renewable energy that may power a large portion of public amenity systems
• A stormwater management system with potential for grey and black water treatment and reuse.

How are we going to do this?

To help achieve our vision, our performance framework outlines the Environmental Health Key Result Areas and Objectives as follows:

 

 

Environmental Health Objectives

• Restore and enhance the level of biodiversity

• Reduce pollution to healthy levels

• Reduce energy, water consumption

• Maximise water re-use

• Maximise renewable energy production

• Reduce waste

 

Performance Framework

Read our Performance Framework in the Governance section of the publications page for more information. 

Other key result areas:

Governance  |  Accessibility and urban form  |  Community wellbeing  |  Economic health