Lenard amended the motion to add that if money aren't needed that the
money would go back to the fund. Heneghan seconded.
Ericson motioned to refer for 30 days, with direction on how to spend
remaining funds. Meehan seconded.
Presentation on Johnson Controls' Phase 3 Year 1 Measurement and
Verification Report - Doug Carlson & Jim Wolf
Attachments:
Carlson gave presentation. Though the report says the projects reduced emissions by
993 metric tons, he will provide information on baseline emissions. The baseline usage
in the contract was 791,975 kWh. Staff will send out a press release to promote the
projects' success.
Request to fund annual ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability
membership - Staff
Attachments:
Staff gave overview of WLGCC granted project and La Crosse's participation.
ClearPath 2.0 will include ClimateView dashboard to show GHG emissions reduction
progress.
Discuss/brainstorm how to collaborate and work better together - Heneghan
Heneghan wanted to get a sense of priorities, how to work together meetings, improve
brainstorming and decision-making in time available. Staff explained requirements for
open meetings, that agenda items must be specific enough for public to provide input.
Heneghan asked how to determine if committee members interests are feasible and
what is the purpose of the committee. Mindel said the committee should keep
implementation plan front of mind, and members are tasked with gathering information
and data on enacting the plan. She requested a work plan to review monthly to create
steps and a budget. Heneghan asked what the role of committee is in implementing
the plan. Staff responded that their role is approving requests and giving direction, and
looking at what are other communities doing to implement these actions.
Mindel suggested reviewing the implementation plan and tracking progress.
Committee members can volunteer to take on research solo or with others. Mindel
concluded that the committee should align more strategically with implementation plan
every month.
Discuss meeting in a smaller room at City Hall that may be more convenient
to working together - Heneghan
Heneghan felt that meeting in the Grandad Room was better. Mindel shared that
Mayor asked official committees to meet in the Council Chambers. Ericson is
interested in meeting in a smaller room. Mindel directed staff to ask the City Clerk for
permission. Staff would have to borrow laptop for meeting in smaller rooms. It is
difficult to distinguish between public and committee in a small meeting room. Also,
there is not room for an audience. Lenard asked about having workshops separate
from formal meeting. These workshops could include staff from other departments.
Staff asked about scheduling meeting at different time of day and week.
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