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<br /> <br /> 3 <br /> <br /> The merits of several possible structures were discussed, including the thought of <br />“piggybacking” our comments on an existing County social media site such as the one <br />set up for DEAPR. It was decided that Gronbeck and O’Connor would succinctly <br />summarize the options that the Social Media Policy allows for a future CFE meeting and <br />would reach out to David Hunt to learn more about what levels of response are allowed <br />to comments or emails received through the site. This would allow everyone on the CFE <br />to make the decision about the best way to move forward including the possibilities of <br />making on overall media and outreach strategy and/or subcommittee. <br /> <br />VI. Committee Meetings – Gronback suggested no committee meetings and CFE <br />members agreed. <br /> <br />VII. Updates and Information Items – Information on the following subjects was provided in <br />the meeting package; selected items were discussed: a) tri-county conservation plan <br />proposal, b) Hollow Rock Nature Park opening, c) NC regulating renewable energy, d) <br />state senate eyes mussels for cleaning Jordan, Falls lakes, e) coal ash pond closures <br />update, f) solar farm field trip, and g) woman tackling her city’s food waste problem. <br /> <br />VIII. Adjournment – Cada motioned to adjourn the meeting; seconded by Ray. Gronback <br />adjourned the meeting at 9:15 pm. <br /> <br /> <br />Summary by Brennan Bouma, AMS Staff