Maynard Sustainability Committee backs Energy Manager expansion and advances Climate Action Plan. The committee voted unanimously to have Co-Chair Lisa Vernegaard draft a letter supporting Energy Manager Rebecca Ansolabehere's proposal to expand from 20 to 24 hours weekly using Power Choice
Maynard Sustainability Committee reviews Climate Action Plan ahead of June 29 deadline. The committee examined six draft chapters covering solid waste, nature-based solutions, community engagement, buildings and energy, transportation, and water, directing revisions from members Zana Cranmer,
Maynard Sustainability Committee sets May 21 deadline for Climate Action Plan edits. The committee reviewed draft chapters on water supply, wastewater management, community engagement, and outreach strategy, agreeing to add graphics and quantitative metrics. Members will seek Select Board feedback
Sustainability Committee advances Energy Omnibus memo and Climate Action Plan process. The committee voted unanimously to approve prior minutes and agreed that Co-Chair Lisa Vernegaard will draft a memo to the Select Board analyzing the Massachusetts House energy bill proposing a $1 billion cut to
Maynard Sustainability Committee endorses Abbie Barrett for membership and pushes Climate Action Plan forward. The committee unanimously voted to admit Barrett, secretary of Green Maynard, as a full member on March 2. Co-Chair Lisa Vernegaard reported that Chester Osborn, a former task force
Maynard Sustainability Committee approves annual report and reviews Climate Action Plan drafts. The committee unanimously approved the annual report on a 6-0 vote and discussed Solid Waste Management and Transportation and Mobility sections without recording formal votes on those drafts. New
Sustainability Committee approves prior minutes and advances Climate Action Plan work. Co-Chairs Lisa Vernegaard and Kate Wheeler steered discussion on community engagement strategy and alignment with state 2030 and 2050 climate goals, with Priscilla Ryder noting that state alignment could improve
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