See you all on the 22nd...
James M. Garrity
Chairman, State Energy Policy Commission
State Representative (Rockingham District 6 - Atkinson)
Tel: 603-362-9416
Fax: 603-218-7818
Email: Jim.Garrity@Leg.state.nh.us
From: Michelle Veasey [mailto:mveasey@msn.com]
Sent: Tue 1/15/2008 8:39 AM
To: jim.garrity.atkinsonsunshine@blogger.com; Garrity, Jim; maj2002@comcast.net; elmar@hills.mv.com; hike4000@comcast.net; mascola1@verizon.net
Subject: Rockingham/Strafford Energy Committee Alliance Meeting in Durham
Hi Everyone,
Is anyone planning on going to the meeting below? If so, could I ride with you? The only vehicle I have available that night is my husband's truck with terrible fuel consumption.
Michelle
P.S. I have scheduled the Town Hall for a meeting next Tuesday, Jan 22nd at 7pm for a meeting. (I will post at Town Hall, the Post Office or the Community Center and on the cable channel.
Scheduling the next Alliance meeting on January 16th from 6:30 – 9PM at the UNH Alumni Center, 1925 Room, 9 Edgewood Road, Durham, NH . We will be discussing the potential for green ordinances in communities with a presentation by Clay Mitchell and Mike Behrmann on the success Epping’s Planning Board had in passing one in their town. We see their presentation as an introduction to a larger audience discussion on the myriad, complex issues associated with efficiency/green ordinances in communities. Several of our Seacoast towns are currently wading through these issues and we want to hear from you! This will be a dynamic evening. Some of the issues to be covered in this dialogue:
Is anyone planning on going to the meeting below? If so, could I ride with you? The only vehicle I have available that night is my husband's truck with terrible fuel consumption.
Michelle
P.S. I have scheduled the Town Hall for a meeting next Tuesday, Jan 22nd at 7pm for a meeting. (I will post at Town Hall, the Post Office or the Community Center and on the cable channel.
Scheduling the next Alliance meeting on January 16th from 6:30 – 9PM at the UNH Alumni Center, 1925 Room, 9 Edgewood Road, Durham, NH . We will be discussing the potential for green ordinances in communities with a presentation by Clay Mitchell and Mike Behrmann on the success Epping’s Planning Board had in passing one in their town. We see their presentation as an introduction to a larger audience discussion on the myriad, complex issues associated with efficiency/green ordinances in communities. Several of our Seacoast towns are currently wading through these issues and we want to hear from you! This will be a dynamic evening. Some of the issues to be covered in this dialogue:
a. Master Plans for Climate Change and Energy Efficiency.
b. Incorporating Existing Green Building Standards.
c. Examples of other approaches.
d. How to Create a sustained and positive PR presence.
