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Orange County Commission for the Environment <br /> Meeting Summary <br /> November 14, 2022; 7:00 pm <br /> Hybrid Meeting <br /> County Rights of Way Task Force Membership, Tenure and Charge" document and reach <br /> out to Johnny Randall to re-engage. Jessie Birckhead and Regina Baratta volunteered <br /> and all CFE members agreed by unanimous vote. <br /> VI. CFE New Member Recommendations Process <br /> The CFE discussed the method of review and input for new CFE applicants in relation to <br /> member vacancies, timeliness, Policy and Procedure, and BOCC memorandums. CFE <br /> members discussed various ideas but did not come to an agreement on an exact process. <br /> The group decided to table this until the December meeting. <br /> VII. Climate Action "Education" Tax Grant <br /> Veronica Penn Beattie began the discussion in regards to the portion of the Climate <br /> Action Tax Grant funds that are dedicated to schools. Veronica Penn Beattie stated that <br /> in order to create equality for schools then a resolution may be needed. Bill Ward <br /> expressed concern and asked if the Climate Action Plan would address the County not <br /> being on target to meet its' goal to become fossil free. Veronica Penn Beattie wanted to <br /> follow up on the recommended percentage allocation to the schools and explain to the <br /> BOCC why the CFE didn't have 100% agreement. Recommendation is to be presented <br /> to the BOCC on December 5, 2022, so probably too late this year for a clarification. <br /> Veronica Penn Beattie, Geneva Gray, Bill Ward and Kristi Mather volunteered to start <br /> working on a DRAFT resolution through Google Doc that could be applied to next year's <br /> application process. <br /> VIII. Sub-Committee Breakouts <br /> The CFE discussed subcommittee topics and current composition. Each CFE member <br /> was allowed to choose which subcommittee they would like to be on moving forward. <br /> The CFE then broke out into committee assignments and discussed goals/projects for <br /> the year. Afterwards, subcommittees came back together and reported information <br /> discussed to the overall CFE (see below). Each subcommittee was asked to designate a <br /> chair that would be responsible for taking minutes and reporting back to the overall CFE. <br /> Geneva Gray will be the Chair of the Air&Energy Resources Subcommittee, Kim <br /> Piracci will be the Chair of the Water Resources Subcommittee and Kim Livingston will <br /> be the Chair of the Land Resources Subcommittee. <br /> Page 2 of 4 <br />
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