[Green] Green Sanctuary Committee will meet Sunday; call for agenda items

[Annie Warmke]

Thanks for sending the lovely weather Dawn.  Follow-up for the solar 
installer class.  We've moved the class to online and will hold the lab 
portions in Zanesville in August.  This needed to be done in order not 
to loose the students - some of which had deadlines for their 
certification.  I'm sad that it didn't work out with FUUSM but we didn't 
think it safe to proceed.  We'll have to try the solar generator class 
once things are different - perhaps in late spring 2021.  If UU Green 
Sanctuary wants to do some marketing to try to fill the class we'd be 
happy to share a portion of the revenue.  Right now there are six 
students but we can take several more since the class is online, and the 
lab days can be extended to accommodate more students.

I'm also thinking we might discuss the Dupont grant.  I think it looked 
pretty good.  George, Dawn and I worked on it to expand out the data 
collection and ideas for how Sustainable Marietta could utilize the 
money to impact the MOV region.  Perhaps we should have a meeting to 
begin a time line for a possible online webinar or marketing strategies 
that will "educate" folks well ahead of a possible spring 2021 online 
event.  Annie


On 6/15/2020 10:14 PM, Dawn Hewitt via Green wrote:
> Hello, Dear Green Friends,
>
> I hope you are healthy and happy and enjoying these perfect-temperature summer days! Okay, well, technically, it’s still late spring. Summer solstice is on Saturday, so our meeting will be on the first full day of summer: Sunday at 12:30 p.m. via Zoom. I’ll send you an invitation later this week.
>
> So, here’s what I know we need to cover at our meeting:
>
>
> 1. Approval of minutes from May meeting.
> 2. Report on CCL meeting with Rep. Johnson’s aide—that meeting will be Wednesday afternoon.
> 3. Rescheduling the solar installer training class? (That might have to hold until we have a decision on meetings in the social hall.)
> 4. Parking atop Marietta’s drinking water source (at Indian Acres Park). We really need to encourage enforcement of “no parking” signs there, and educate the public about why parking is prohibited there. Maybe work with the city.
> 5. Any update on the Deep Rock Disposal barge facility permit or public hearings?
> 6. Other things I’ve forgotten.
>
> Please send additional items to me by Friday at 7.p.m. Then look for email from me—the Zoom invitation on Friday or Saturday.
>
> Virtual hugs to you all.
>
> —dawn
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