Monday, February 20, 2012

February 6, 2012 - 2nd Meeting!

Speaker Chris Martinson – excessively expensive
List of actual projects TT’s are doing elsewhere distributed
Nearby TT movement in Swarthmore, PA – will contact
Go round on what each person present would like to see happen w/ a TT movement:
1.       Networking stakeholders & relevant groups – getting them talking to one another, having them come together for an event/accomplishment
2.       Bringing together people in community; creating community. 
3.       Permaculture: creating a sustainable/regenerative relationship w/ living space
4.       Creating connection with local school; getting children involved at a young age
5.       Aesthetics: improving the aesthetic quality of the community: more trees, walking paths
6.       Having a stable steering committee form to ensure the effort survives
Decisions made:
A weblink page will be set up within the environmental ed site by Bill Nelson: info/minutes can be   posted there & can be moved to a website later!
A facebook page will be initiated by Rebecca Hammond &Tracy Lind
We will call our group “Transition Town Salisbury” and be a Transition Town Movement!
Master list of email addresses will be kept and expanded by Bill Nelson – email him further contacts to invite to participate
Minutes will be kept and typed up (for this week and last week by Eliz Marshall). Contact PA -   TT
Opportunities
            Create a presence at Green Earth Book Awards April 9-14,
            Attend the film screening already being held “End of Suburbia” Feb. 23 & network
            (WET & campus Smart Growth club hosting) Rebecca Hammond will try to go
Discussions:   chicken/egg issue:  create firm base to get a project going/or get a project going to create a firm base?,  Official community partnership w/ SU could be approached later once established and making accomplishments,  Ward Museum potential site for a reskilling, meeting frequency?
NEXT MEETING:  Monday, Feb. 20th at 6pm: Bill’s office, Holloway Hall, rm 347\

What is a Good Meeting Frequency?

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