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2. Review and Approval of the May Meeting Minutes- the May minutes were reviewed and <br /> corrections made – to be approved in July after corrected copies are distributed. <br /> <br />3. Finalize the Sustainability Strategic Plan – Donna asked that all members who have not <br /> submitted changes to Lois do so within the next 2 weeks. In order to finalize the plan, Donna <br /> suggested that we only work on this item in our next meeting. The committee needs final <br /> copies of the “Greenhouse Gas Inventory”, the “Street Lighting Study” and the <br /> “Sustainability Plan”. Lois and Lynnette are working on the latter, which will be ready for <br /> the committee to approve at the July meeting. It was decided to make this the only item on <br /> the agenda for that meeting. Committee members are to send any revisions of the plan to <br /> Lois within two weeks. <br /> <br />4. Green House Gas Inventory Report- Joe Heneberry presented a list of changes to the <br /> “Greenhouse Emissions Inventory” (see attachment). He wants the committee to <br /> particularly note changes in items: # 2, 4, 7 (items no longer part of city government <br /> deleted), 8, 9 (used actual waste stream data – a suggestion from Tim Michels on another <br /> source), 13 (additional info/examples), see “glossary” to explain “scopes”, 14 (commute <br /> distances for city employees explained – some must live in city). <br /> <br /> The plan is to present the final Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory to the Council in <br /> August, probably Aug 22, pending City Council schedule. The Council Meeting agenda <br /> request for a special study session to present the report must go to the City Clerk by the end <br /> of July. Joe will email the final report to committee members by Friday; Donna asked each <br /> committee member to read it and submit comments to Joe quickly. The City Council will <br /> read the report; they are not required to do anything. Committee members, as well as Joe, <br /> may submit suggestions on what to do. The Committee should probably develop goals and a <br /> call for action to support the report. <br /> <br />5. Bid Results for U City Energy Audit and Master Plan – see attachment <br /> Lynnette had the three proposals offering the lowest bids at the meeting for members to <br /> review and distributed the bid results. Based on a Community Sustainability Addendum <br /> report from September 2009, a Level II audit was requested in the RFP. The lowest bid to <br /> complete a Level II energy audit and master plan is from Allen & Hoshall for $22,390, <br /> based on initial review of the proposals this company is appears to be qualified to complete <br /> the project. They are not a local company; however, they have completed work in Missouri. <br /> They have an office in Memphis Tennessee. Lynnette will notify all bidders of the bid <br /> amounts, contact Allen & Hoshall and then check their references. Based on the results of <br /> that process, the City will award the project and begin the contract/agreement process with <br /> Allen & Hoshall. <br /> <br /> This item does not need to go to the Council becomes the amount is under $25,000 The <br /> $25,000 will come from the fiscal year 2011 budget, so funds to complete this project <br />th. <br /> must be approved by June 30 The City Manager must approve and award the contract. <br /> The audit will take approximately 6 to 8 weeks to complete. The draft report will come to <br /> the Green Practices Committee. Committee members can be involved in this process. <br /> Phyllis and Jeffrey asked to be notified of site visits because they would like to participate. <br /> Lynnette will send information to all members about site visit dates, etc. City staff from the <br /> Community Development Department, Jared Agee, City Deputy Building Commissioner, <br /> will be involved with this project since that department oversees City buildings and <br /> facilities. <br />7/7/2011 8:26 AM <br /> <br />