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Minutes for May 8th meeting of New Holland Elementary School PTO Members Present: Nicole Sheetz – President Sarah Larson – Vice-President Tawana Simonis – Treasurer Kristina Campbell – Recording Secretary Nicki Smoker – Corresponding Secretary Sue Sneath – NHES Principal Beth Megan Sensenig Erin Harmer Michele Good Tammy Whitmoyer New Items: April Minutes Approval Sarah Larson – Approve Nicole Sheetz - Seconds 2017/2018 PTO Officer Election 9 Voters Kristina Nomination Committee 1 min 3 min Open Items from last Meeting: Teacher Appreciation Breakfast Prep starting at 6:30am Sign up genius was completely fulfilled Came in under budget Budget $300 Approximately $222 May Fair 830 popsicles donated by Squireside Café – can be dropped in the cafeteria anytime before 11:30am Refriderated trailer (private donation) and $10 chest freezer being delivered Thursday Evening JB Zimmermans donated cotton candy machine and candy for machine Sarah Sarah/Nicki 3 min 13 min
Community Health Assessment Partner Meeting #2 Monday, February 27, 2017 2 PM Salem Church Library, 2607 Salem Church Road, Fredericksburg, VA 22407 Meeting Minutes Start Time: 2:10 PM Introduction of Attendees Dr. Brooke Rossheim, Rappahannock Area Health District Tim Ware, George Washington Regional Commission Dr. Richard Finkelstein, University of Mary Washington Mark Whitley, Assistant City Manager, City of Fredericksburg Forrest A. Parker, Sr., Boys & Girls Club of the Rappahannock Region Jane Yaun, Deputy Director, Rappahannock Area Community Services Board Sarah Walsh, Rappahannock United Way Kathie Bramlette, Hazel Hill Nurse Susanna R. Finn, Community Development Planner, City of Fredericksburg Saba Community Health Planner, Virginia Department of Health Jordan Zarone, Rappahannock Area Health District Kate Dailey, Rappahannock Area Health District Jamie Pritchett, Rappahannock Area Health District Brent McCord, Rappahannock Area Health District Sid Dallas, Rappahannock Area Health District Lorrie Andrew-Spear, Virginia Department of Health Kaye Pegelow, Home and Heart Health Brosche, Virginia Board of Health Dina Fredericksburg Sport and Health Club Janelle Castle, Fredericksburg Health Department Renee Edwards, Fredericksburg Health Department Karen Dulaney, Lloyd F. Moss Free Clinic Review of Last Meeting/Progress – Dr. Rossheim Updated project timeline. All attendees received copy in meeting folder. Tentative steering committee established via survey completion following last meeting Shared RAHD website and encouraged attendees to website for project updates. Web address = CHA-CHIP Steering Committee (tentative) – List provided in meeting folder Susanna Finn – Fredericksburg City Government Karen Dulaney – Moss Free Clinic Tim Ware – George Washington Regional Commission Jamia Crockett – Mary Washington Healthcare Christen Gallik – Fredericksburg Department of Social Services Jane Yaun – Rappahannock Area Community Services Pam Steinkoeing – Fredericksburg City Schools Meghann Cotter – MICAH Ecumenical Ministry Janelle Castle – Fredericksburg Health Department Whitney Watts – Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce Sarah Walsh – Rappahannock United Way Sid Dallas – Rappahannock Area Health District
Meeting Logistics Item Description Date October 11, 2017 Time 3:30- 5:00pm Location BH 100 Attendees Role Name Facilitator Joe Hamilton of Truman PIP, Assistant Director of UCS) Minute Taker Spearman (Truman PIP intern) Members Joe Hamilton, Sarah Spearman, Jamie Ball, William Nelsen, Leah Wright, Tori Thompson, Mike Bazemore, J.D Smiser Members Absent Julian Fabella, John Kelsall, Nick Rincon Guests Anne Fitzgerald Agenda Topic POC Minutes New Business Approve Minutes Funding Request Meeting Update Update PIP website review/funding request guidelines Budget Review Anne Fitzgerald Joe Hamilton Joe Hamilton Sarah Spearman/Joe Hamilton Joe Hamilton Minutes were tabled for next meeting SPHA’s “Healthy Eating” request was approved for $100. MOPIP meeting on 6th provided training about municipal policies regarding alcohol use. There was a focus on CHEERS, SMART, and START programs and SMART/START training is available. Truman will continue using “bonus bucks” as incentives for students filling out the MACHB. PIP guidelines were reviewed and revisions to the website were discussed. The budget was reviewed and approved. Student Organization Reports GAMMA Student Government PEK Greek Life n/a n/a n/a n/a
Meeting Logistics Item Description Date November 30, 2016 Time 3:30- 4:30 Location SUB 3203 Attendees Role Name Facilitator Joe Hamilton (Co-Chair of Truman PIP, Assistant Director of UCS) Minute Taker Joe Hamilton Members Clarissa Todd, Quinlin Brown, Michael Bazemore, Megan Swingle, Issac Julius, Jim Haney, Nancy-Daley Moore, Jamie Ball, Adam McMichael, JD Smiser, William Nelsen Members Absent Sarah Spearman, Katie King, Julian Fabella, Roberta Donahue, Sydney Gosik, John Kelsall, John Manning, Denis Utt Guests Agenda Topic POC Minutes New Business Approval of Minutes – 11/9/2016 Funding Request Presentation Funding Request Presentations Morgan Wegener Roberta Daley-Moore Minutes were approved Tabled to later meeting Funding request approved for $235 for tablecloth Funding request approved for $125 for CHEERS Student Organization Reports GAMMA Student Government PEK Greek Life SPHA Wellness Committee Women’s Resource Center Julius Clarissa Todd n/a n/a n/a Jim Haney n/a Will be having final meeting Is wrapping up Dec 6th tabling on wellness and Wrapping up Movember No new updates
Join The Carers Forum - We would love some more members. Forum members are generally carers who are happy to share their experiences of being a carer, both positive and negative, and who would like to make a difference to the lives of other carers. You can be a current or former carer and, if you need help with travel expenses or respite, we may be able to help you with that. Meetings are held quarterly and last a couple of hours. We have listened to what our forum members have told us, and here are some of the actions we’ve taken so far: Peer support: our members tell us that some of their most useful and valuable advice has come from other carers. We’ve begun drafting a leaflet full of some of this advice and will be sending this out to every new carer who registers with us. Carer-friendly services: some of our carers are acting as ‘mystery shoppers’ using external support and services, and feeding back to us when their experience hasn’t been what they’d like it to be. We’ll be taking that forward Decision-makers: carers have told us they want to speak to the decision-makers and funders in the statutory sector. We’re planning on inviting these people along to future meetings so that carers can speak up and have their voice heard If you are interested and want to find out more call us on 0300 303 1555 or email Virtual Drop-Ins For those carers who find it difficult to access support during the day, we run “virtual drop ins” every Wednesday from 6-8pm. One of our support team will be available to chat via email and give advice about your caring role. Simply email hello@carersfirst.org.uk between 6-8pm on Wednesdays to talk to us.
Granted – $500.00 Habitat for Humanity – Collegiate Challenge Requested – $2304.31 Granted – $1000.00 Student Nurses Association – Annual Health Fair Requested – $100.00 Granted – $100.00 Chi Eta Phi – All About the Heart Requested – $494.99 Granted – $100.00 Chi Eta Phi – Northeast Regional Conference Requested – $835.75 Granted – $400.00 Chi Eta Phi – How to Survive Your First Clinical Requested – $484.99 Granted – $150.00 Colleges Against Cancer – Relay for Life Requested – $5998.39 Granted – $2000.00 Adelante – Noche de Elegancia Requested – $1820.00 Granted – $500.00 SASA – A Red Carpet Affair Requested – $2000.00 Granted – $350.00 Kappa Psi – Light It Up Blue Requested – $200.00 Granted – $200.00 April 7th Chinese Scholars – Senior Farewell Requested – $2242.00 Granted – $1121.00 Public Relations Thank you to everyone for helping with PR and you have super helpful to me! This has been a rewarding experience. Village Relations Clean Up Green Up on Irvington Ave; 26 Apr service hours and free food! Contact me for information if you’re interested Old Business New Business Co-sponsorship- Dean Bach SALT – Money Management System for people taking out loans to pay for College Tuition Requesting - $250.00
FAMILY LAW COUNCIL MINUTES 17-19 February 2015 Location: Owen Dixon Commonwealth Law Courts, Melbourne VIC Present Members: (Chair) Professor Helen Rhoades – Melbourne University – VIC Justice Robert Benjamin – Family Court of Australia – TAS Ms Jennie Hannan – Anglicare WA – WA Dr Rae Kaspiew – Australian Institute of Family Studies – VIC Judge Kevin Lapthorn – Federal Circuit Court – QLD Ms Colleen Wall – Nguin Warrup (Black Drum) Ltd – QLD Ms Kylie Beckhouse – Legal Aid NSW – NSW Mr Jeremy Culshaw – Culshaw Miller Lawyers - WA Observers: Ms Pam Hemphill – Family Law Courts – SA Professor Lawrie Moloney – Australian Institute of Family Studies – VIC Dr Rachel Carson – Australian Institute of Family Studies – VIC Ms Adele Byrne – Federal Circuit Court – VIC Magistrate David Monaghan – Family Court of Western Australia – WA Mr Geoff Sinclair – Family Law Section – Law Council of Australia – QLD Ms Angela Filippello – Family Court of Australia – NSW Ms Rose Beynon – Family and Relationship Services Australia – ACT Ms Tamsyn Harvey – Attorney-General’s Department – ACT Ms Lisa Zehetner – Attorney-General’s Department – ACT Secretariat: Ms Kim Howatson – Attorney-General’s Department – ACT Researchers: Ms Anita Mackay – University of Melbourne – VIC Ms Jo O’Donohue – University of Melbourne – VIC Summary of Actions Arising Status (i) Secretariat to mark November 2014 meeting minutes as final and arrange for the minutes for June and November 2014 to be uploaded onto Council’s webpage. completed (ii) Secretariat to settle February and May/June 2016 meeting dates by email. completed (iii) Professor Rhoades to respond to FRSA’s correspondence regarding funding for specialised family violence programs. completed (iv) Magistrate David Monaghan (Family Court of Western Australia) to provide the revised practice directions to Council’s Secretariat for distribution. underway (v) Mr Geoff Sinclair (Family Law Section of the Law Council of Australia) to provide the Secretariat a copy of his report for distribution. underway The following is a summary of items discussed:
Meeting Logistics Item Description Date Wednesday, January 20, 2016 Time 3:30- 5:00 Location SUB 3203 Attendees Role Name Facilitator Joe Hamilton Assistant Director of University Counseling Services Minute Natalie Elrod MOPIP Intern Members Ogle Greek Life Prevention and Wellness, Laura Bates Director of Greek Life, William Nelsen ResLife Coordinator, Megan Swingle Centennial Hall Director, Matthew Bryant GAMMA, Julian Fabella PEK, Michelle Horvath OCCS, John Manning Student Recreation, Roberta Donahue HES, Luca Barker Student Senate Members Absent Guests Agenda Topic POC Minutes Ongoing Business Meeting Minutes: 11-18-2015 Joe Hamilton Approved with one correction (Roberta Donahue). New Business Student Organization Reports GAMMA Student Government PEK Matthew Bryant Luca Barker Julian Fabella First Meeting tonight at 7 in PB 231. No report. First Meeting tonight at 8.
ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING (EPF) 4.30 pm – 6.00 pm Thursday 18 May 2017 RECORD OF MEETING Community Councils and Industry Elizabeth Hirst – Belconnen Community Council Damien Haas - Belconnen Community Council O’Brien – Belconnen Community Council O’Loughlin – Conservation Council Stephen Hodge – Cycling Promotions Fund David Denham – Inner South Community Council Glenys Patulny – Tuggeranong Community Council Fiona Carrick - Woden Valley Community Council Ewan Brown – Council of the Ageing Clare Wall – Planning Institute of Australia Craig Wallace – ACT Council of Social Services Michael Hopkins – Master Builders Association Pat McGlinn – Weston Creek Community Council Jeff Ibbotson – ?? ACT Government Ben Ponton – Director-General, EPSDD Gary Rake – Deputy Director-General, EPSDD (Chair) Dave Peffer – Deputy Director-General, Access Canberra Annie Lane, Executive Director, Environment, EPSDD Margaret Kitchin, Senior Manager, Conservation Research, EPSDD Mark Metters – Communications Officer, Engagement Stephen Bygrave – Executive Director, Sustainability and Climate Change Megan Baker (minute taker) Andrew Pedersen – Director, Asset Acceptance, Schools and Active Travel, TCCS Brett Phillips – Executive Director, Planning Delivery, EPSDD Apologies Australian Institute of Landscape Architects Adam Hobill – Building Designers Australia Barbara Norman – Climate Change Council Larry O’Loughlin – Conservation Council Kevin Cox – Gungahlin Community Council Chander Khera – Council of the Ageing Mike Reddy – Woden Valley Community Council Andrew MacKenzie - ACT Institute of Landscape Architects Alan Morsehel – Institute of Architects Leo Dobes – Inner South Canberra Community Council Gay Williamson – ??
ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING FORUM (EPF) 4.30 pm – 6.00 pm Thursday 2 March 2017 RECORD OF MEETING Community Councils and Industry Elizabeth Hirst – Belconnen Community Council Damien Haas - Belconnen Community Council Denis O’Brien – Belconnen Community Council Larry O’Loughlin – Conservation Council Stephen Hodge – Cycling Promotions Fund Kevin Cox – Gungahlin Community Council David Denham – Inner South Community Council Chander – Council of the Ageing Glenys Patulny – Tuggeranong Community Council Mike Reddy – Woden Valley Community Council Fiona Carrick - Woden Valley Community Council Andrew MacKenzie - ACT Institute of Landscape Architects Alan Morsehel – Institute of Architects Ewan Brown – Council of the Ageing Leo – Inner South Canberra Community Council ACT Government Dorte Ekelund – Director-General, EPSDD Gary Rake – Deputy Director-General, EPSDD (Chair) Annie Lane, Executive Director, Environment, EPSDD Margaret Kitchin, Senior Manager, Conservation Research, EPSDD Claire Wimpenny, Ecologist, Conservation Research, EPSDD Debbie Worner, Conservation Research, EPSDD Brett Howland, Conservation Research, EPSDD Fred Arugay, Customer Services, Access Canberra Maria Wood, Customer Services, Access Canberra Kathryn Rhook, Environment, EPSDD. Helena Seagrott, Strategic Planning, EPSDD Mayumi Smith (minute taker) Andrew Pedersen – Director, Asset Acceptance, Schools and Active Travel, TCCS Apologies Australian Institute of Landscape Architects Adam Hobill – Building Designers Australia Brett Phillips – Executive Director, Planning Delivery, EPSDD Barbara Norman – Climate Change Council Michael Hopkins – Master Builders Association Clare Wall – Planning Institute of Australia Craig Wallace – ACT Council of Social Services Pat McGinn – Weston Creek Community Council
NOTICE OF PARISH COUNCIL MEETING The next meeting of the Parish Council will be held at the Village Hall, Oldcotes (rear room)(S81 8JN) on Tuesday 26th July 2016 commencing at 7.15pm. AGENDA Presentation by Cllr Simon Greaves – Leader Bassetlaw District Council – Followed by Questions POLICE REPORT 1. Apologies for absence 2. Declarations and Conflicts of Interest 3. Minutes of the Meeting held on 24th May 2016 4. Matters Arising not elsewhere on the Agenda 5. Correspondence 6. Village Hall – Toilet Flooring. Height barrier and gate quotations 7. Planning matters if any received 8. Street Sweeper/ Handyman – Oldcotes VH feed back 9. Pension Scheme 10. Accounts 11. Members Items – Speeding Traffic on Main Street, Oldcotes- 12. Proposed Date of next meeting 20th September 2016 at 7.15pm Styrrup Village Hall.
Third party offset A third party offset is purchased as a native vegetation credit from a credit owner. Many landowners have entered into agreements to permanently protect and manage native vegetation to create native vegetation credits to sell to permit holders. The credits that the offset site provides are registered in the Native Vegetation Credit Register. Purchasing a third party offset Permit holders wanting to purchase a third party offset have a number of options which are described below. 1. Over the Counter Program Over the Counter (OtC) programs have been established as a quick and easy way to purchase credits. The credits are available at a fixed price and can be purchased quick and easy through an offset broker. These are available through some local councils and through accredited brokers who have been engaged by credit owners to sell credits at a fixed price on their behalf. Contact details for accredited brokers and Over the Counter schemes is available on Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP’s) native vegetation offset web page at 2. Trade by negotiation Some credit owners trade their native vegetation credits by negotiated trade. The price and sale of these credits requires negotiation either directly between the credit owner and the purchaser (two-party negotiated trade), or more commonly between the purchaser and an accredited broker on behalf of a credit owner (three-party negotiated trade). Contact details for accredited brokers and information on trade prices and credit availability is available on Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP’s) native vegetation offset web page at 3. Search for new credit site Proponents who seeking an offset can contact their local council or accredited broker to ascertain whether their required offset is available. If an offset is not currently available in the market, proponents will need to locate a new credit site to satisfy their requirements if they wish to proceed with a planning permit to clear native vegetation. They can contact accredited site assessors or other ecological consultants who will be able to search for the required offsets. Note that only an accredited site assessor can undertake an assessment of a credit site to be registered on the Native Vegetation Credit Register. Native Vegetation Credit Register The Native Vegetation Credit Register regulates the establishment, sale and ownership of native vegetation credits. All third party offsets are registered and tracked through this register. For more information regarding the Native Vegetation Credit Register go to or email nativevegetation.creditregister@delwp.vic.gov.au.
FRIDAY AUGUST 14, 2015 9:00 -10:00am NCS-ACOFP Executive Board Meeting 10:00-11:30am NCS-ACOFP Outgoing Board Meeting -------------------------------------------------- CME Begins at 1pm Noon-530pm Register 1p-2p Intensive Intensive Outpatient Pain Program Kathleen Eaton MD 2p-3p Postural Restoration – Managing lower back pain through respiration Chris Poulin, PT 3p-4p Tipping the Scales for Successful Weight Reduction and Maintenance in Primary Care Kerry Agnello, DO 4p-5p To Send or Not to Send Jamey Hourigan, DO
Citizens’ Reference Panel Meeting Dates 2017 Date Purpose Venue Tuesday 3 January 2017 Formal Business Meeting Training Room, Mansfield CVS Tuesday 7 February 2017 Planning, Networking Meeting Meeting Room 1, Hawthorn House Tuesday 28 February 2017 Memory Workshop All Saints Community Centre, Huthwaite, Sutton In Ashfield Tuesday 11 April 2017 Formal Business Meeting Larwood Suite, Ashfield Health & Wellbeing Centre Tuesday 9 May 2017 Planning, Networking Meeting Meeting Room 1, Hawthorn Wednesday 5 July 2017 COPD Workshop The Towers, Botany Avenue, Mansfield, Notts Tuesday 11 July 2017 Formal Business Meeting Meeting Room 1, Hawthorn House Tuesday 8 August 2017 Planning, Networking Meeting Meeting Room 1, Hawthorn House Tuesday 12 September 2017 Families, Children & Young People Workshop Vision West Notts College, Mansfield Tuesday 10 October 2017 Formal Business Meeting Larwood Suite, Ashfield Health & Wellbeing Centre Tuesday 14 November 2017 Tuesday 12 December 2017 Review, Social Networking Meeting TBC, Mansfield All meetings will commence at 5 30 pm to 7 30 pm with the exception of the COPD workshop will take place from 2 00 to 4 00pm
Page 1 Pledge Inspiration Singing Guests Page 2 George's Musings Recognition Raffle Raffle Rotarian of the Page 3 Speaker Page 4 Announcements Pledge of Allegiance led by Princess Bea Seppi with a little help from her Father Will Seppi. Inspiration Presented by George Dutton, quoted Tom Brokaw, "It's easy to make a buck, it's a lot harder to make a difference." Singing Our Musical Magician Doug Pile led the club in a seasonal rendition of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. He also told us next week he plans on singing Frosty the Snowman and the following White Christmas. He suggested we practice these songs at home and get into voice for the latter. Guests Princess Bea Seppi joined us as her father's special guest. Howard Sapper joined us as a guest speaker and guest of George Lawson. Betty Ottoson our visiting Exchange Student from Sweden joined us as a guest.
Meeting Minutes Overview Purpose/Objective: Executive Meeting Date/Time of Meeting: Thursday, 16 Aug, 2012, 7:30PM –10:07pm Location: Hampshire Neighborhood Center Attendees Mark Duncan Mike Merwin Herriot Steve Loftus Jerry Unger Andy Baratta Richard Benitez Stephanie Lloyd Absent: Shawn Bingham Walter Gibbs Mana Labrie Dave Weavill Christine DePriest Meeting Facilitator: Mark Duncan Minutes Lead Discussion Call to Order Mark Duncan Mark brought the meeting to order at 7:30PM Roll Call Chris DePriest Roll call was maintained by proper attendance Reading of Minutes and Acceptance Mark Duncan Mark called to accept the July meeting minutes. Unanimous approval was obtained. Reading of Correspondence and Communications Mark Duncan •Letter from Mr. Earl Ging parent of youth on ‘99G Orange Team asking Waldorf SC reimbursement of money to Coach for purchase of rebounders for team. See Attachment: Vote was conduct by board for refund of money –Ayes-0, Nayes-11 and Abstain-1. Refund was not granted. Mark will send formal letter to Mr. Ging and state reasons. Letter will be posted in Sept. meeting minutes. Officer Reports Various President •Update on Futsal-Corporate is saying “NO” towards price that is offered for floor space rental. Team Manager needs to go out and acquire schools. • Still have coaches who have not signed contract for year. Coaches will be notified and meet with Dave Weavill in neutral location. Some felt uncomfortable coming to Presidents house to sign contracts. • Recreational Directive Policy- pass around room for reading questions asked and changes made will vote before end of meeting to accept the new policy. Vice President, Administration •Background checks are going on now. Vice President, Travel •Thanked individual members for all the extra hard work in his absence. • Talked with all Managers at practices to see how things are going. Vice President, Recreational Program •Recreational coach’s shirts have arrived.
Chris DePriest Dave Weavill Stephanie Lloyd Jim McCluney Mike Merwin Jerry Unger Mana Labrie Andy Baratta Shawn Bingham Mark Duncan • NA Secretary • No Updates Treasurer •NA Registrar •NA Boy’s Program Director •No updates Girl’s Program Director •Issues with the older age groups. County Level, Club will keep an eye on the issue. Other than that great season. Scheduling and Scoring Director • Minor issues. 374 games played at Bryantown. Relationship with County positive on going forward for future. Merchandising Director • No updates Media Director • No updates Equipment Director • Director of Coaching •Colin also stated that is was a successful year both on the recreations and travel. •Club currently has 19 travel teams. • 2- D1 teams. 1-WAGSL, 1-NCSL. More possible in Spring 2013. •15 players from the travel side ages 10-12 made the Olympic Development Program (ODP)100+. •Integrated training practices for teams. UNFINISHED BUISNESS None. NEW BUISNESS New meeting locations 2013 •Since Mark is not seeking re-election due to relocation in military we will no longer have access to Hampshire Neighborhood Center for meeting. Christine will find alternate location or locations and will be discussed at Executive Board meeting in December. Fall Season Recap.
Hart of Commissioners March 24, 2015 5:30 p.m. PRAYER PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Call to Order WELCOME APPROVE AGENDA APPROVE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S) 3/10/15 Regular Meeting 3/19/15 Emergency Called Meeting REMARKS BY INVITED GUESTS, COMMITTEES, AUTHORITIES REPORTS BY CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS & DEPARTMENT HEADS Board of Elections & Registration ’S REPORT CHAIRMAN’S REPORT COMMISSIONERS’ REPORTS OLD BUSINESS a) American Legion Request to Use Courthouse Grounds for Memorial Day b) Use of Courthouse Grounds – April 4/Egg Hunt 11:00 a.m. c) Use of Courthouse Grounds – Hartwell Chapter #490 UDC – May 16 d) “” Naming Issue e) (Private Road Requested to be accepted as ) f) Courthouse Roof Repair Proposal g) No Through Second h) Pat Goran – Northern Sewer Trunk Line CDBG – EIP Application/Resolution i) IBA – CDBG/EIP Application/Resolution BUSINESS a) Mechanicals – item removed from the agenda b) Request to Contract Rec Dept. c) Request to Bid - Ambulance d) Donna Madkiff – Hart Co. Humane Society PUBLIC COMMENT EXECUTIVE SESSION ADJOURNMENT
A proposal was made to change distribution of funds, this will be reviewed at a later date. Beer and Wine Tasting – Lynn Sauer / R&R Committee Profit was roughly $5,000 and covered most of the scholarships awarded to families. Spring Sale: Lisa Fellenz Great fill in fundraiser, profit was roughly $2,200 Next year event will be Flower/Snack Sale voted and approved at meeting Tentative chairs: Theresa Wood, Laurie Dybul, Ashley Schmitz Grandparent’s Day Record turnout $771.69 feeding 254 which equals $3.15 a plate Looking for a chair, please let Mary or Lisa know if you are interested. Fundraisers for 2018-2019 Footballmania – runs from June to September – possible profit of $14,000 for kitchen Looking for some help running this fundraiser and selling tickets at mass, contact Lisa or Mary Auction – October 13, 2018 Technology Raffle – Jodi Keller – runs November to January with Drawings March-April Hoopsmania – runs February to March, profits for marketing Fish Fry Season – March and April (possible fish fry in February for kitchen) Flower/Snack Sale – Sell March 22-April 19, distribute May 11 (Dates may change) Beer & Wine – April 27th, Endowment Fund SCRIP – all year, great way to earn money for the school! Principal’s Report – Lynn Sauer Personnel
Mobility Policy – and include Lane Closures 3 days or more NHDOT – Primary Level of Criteria “Does the Project meet ALL of the following requirements?” Cost > $15 M , Const. Cost $ Within or affecting > 35,000 residents , Community Pop. Year * On the Interstate or NHS , Names to create sustained WZ impacts, or in with another project , *List Community Name, Census Year, Population NHDOT Secondary Level of Criteria Do any of the following items, individually or collectively,
Meetings attended from 8th March 2016-end April Date of meeting LPC Committee member Meeting with Purpose of meeting Outcomes and/or next 8th March AMK Julia Banham Update on how Smokefree MK is running and to scope Champix AMK to make contact with Superdrug, Lloyds and Water Eaton with a view to improving/implementing service uptake. JB to draft PGD for Champix and propose to her Director at PH. AMK to ask pharmacies if they would benefit from promo material since it was felt that many members of the public didn’t know the service was offered in Community Pharmacy. 11th March AMK,CF,SSn (apologies RS) As before Pre committee planning agenda Agenda up and distributed Mike King and Lisa Giles invited and asked to kindly supply an update if unable to attend in person 16th March AMK Keith Sumner Commissioning Manager Public Health & Wellbeing Northamptonshire CC Feedback on the revised contract proposals AMK to scope appetite for HLP IN NN and KS to look at the comments on the revised contract See Chief Officer’s Report 17th March
Committee meeting for details in full 17th March AMK Kettering Health and Wellbeing AMK attended as an observer No action by AMK. 17th March All Bi-monthly Committee meeting LPC business See minutes when signed on LPC website 23rd AMK Local flu Kelly Morris Lessons learned To contact Luvjit re change in Northants locality from south to north 24th March AMK Vicki Bateman Thea eye health VB to send agenda for LOC as it becomes available and send invite 6th April AMK Regional reps LPC and PSNC Check 34 and discuss issues in our areas No action required by AMK just to report to committee in May 7TH April AMK Alison Snelling CGL Change grow live Meeting the team at CRI now CGL Invite to May meeting to present. AS to organise meeting for contractors engaged in the services Contract review and renewal 18th April AMK Janet Doran Director First for Wellbeing Northamptonshire Discussing HLP fitting into the First for Wellbeing remit and also scoping how service uptake could be improved in problem areas 21st April AMK Sustainability and Transformation Development Group Public Health and others (Northampton) Learning how to enable the public to take control for their own health
21st April AMK Meeting ahead of Hospital transfer With Sue Smith To discuss plans for the meeting tomorrow at Berrywood and firm up our docx 22nd April AMK and SSm Hospital Transfer With Russell Parsons, Duane Mclean and Maxine Foster To discuss security of the N3 connection with PharmOutcomes and scope next steps. 27th April Committee Call to Action Committee and pharmacies Invited guests Andrew Lane and Simons of NPA and Zoe Smeaton PSNC. Beccy White of PH MK and 2 guests from Healthwatch NN.
Benton County Public Works Corvallis-Albany Bikeway Advisory Group Meeting #1 Advisory Group Orientation Wednesday, January 25, 12:00-2:00 p.m. Meeting Notes Attendance: Members Byron Cook Bob Durst Chris Foulke (absent) Mac Gillespie Kevin Grant Patrick (Pat) Hayes Michael McGowan Mary Pat Parker Ken Reynolds Rick Robinson Jennifer Ward Agency Liaisons/Advisors Frannie Brindle Ron Sheriff Scott Jackson (absent) Lee Lazaro (absent) Jim Patton Undersheriff Greg Ridler Greg Wilson County Staff Josh Wheeler Laurie Starha Consultant Team Libby Barg Bruce Prenguber Summary At the meeting of the Corvallis-Albany Bikeway Advisory Group, members were presented an overview of the group’s assignment and schedule. A brief introduction to the project area and potential routes was provided. The remainder of the meeting focused on proposed evaluation criteria that will be used at future meetings to compare bikeway routes. Evaluation Criteria Discussion Notes Advisory Group members discussed the proposed evaluation criteria. Following are their comments and suggestions. Evaluation Criteria Comments Connects to destinations (parks, cities, employers, schools, public transit, trailheads) Consideration should be given to how the location of the bikeway and potential destination impacts/serves diverse populations, including low income residents and other underserved populations. Add “current and future pathways” as destinations Think regionally about connections (for example, Corvallis to Sea Trail) Practical for recreational use and commuting (distance and terrain) A multi-purpose bikeway may be less attractive for all users. One size may not fit all. Need to consider if pathway is good for recreation or for commuting during evaluation.
Sub-cluster Coordination Meeting Ministry of Water Resources, Maiduguri, Borno State. 6th April, 2017: 10a.m. to 12.15pm MEETING AGENDA S/N Subject Facilitator Output/Outcome (Information Sharing or Decision) Time Allocated 1 Consider actions point from minutes of last meeting UNICEF WaSH Consultant Information 20 mins 2 Any new matters arising and possibly pay field visits if necessary UNICEF WaSH Consultant Information sharing 20 mins (or 1hr if field visit) 3 Update on the progress achieved from the previous meeting WaSH Sector Coordinator Information sharing 20 mins 4 Update on any new CRS WaSH PM Information sharing 20 mins 5 Situation at Gungolong, bashir or any new arrivals’ locations MSF Holland Information sharing 15 mins
Meeting Minutes 13 May 2018 Time 09:30 – 11:30 am Location Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) Summary Discussion and Action Points Agenda Items Discussion Action Review of the previous meeting minutesمراجعة المحضر السابق Review the previous meeting from participants and send any feedback by email. المحضر السابق ارسل بالايميل وتم اقراره Summary Table will be sent to Education Partners Presentation was made of summary table of MoE activities presented in the last meeting and the YHRP agreed end of last year. Review and discuss the activities from both MoE and HRP Education Cluster. Distribute cards (line response 1, 2 and 3) for each participant to indicate top 4 activities from both MoE and HRP activities. Therefore, activities can be divided into three sections based on the three-line responses which will aid the Education Cluster to indicate the top priorities for activities. Action Point: The HRP activities will be reprogrammed and updated and since there are changes according to the needs of Education in Yemen and urgent needs on the ground. Education Cluster Coordinate with MoE and the Education Cluster with all the activities plans to produce one whole plan. Action Point: The Partners of the education cluster to coordinate with the Coordinator of Emergency Education in the capital city and send the name of schools that have been damaged from war with the damage type and interventions required. The Coordinator of Emergency Education to send the name of schools that have been damaged to the Education Cluster. The education Cluster to send the name of schools that have been damaged to the partners in order to coordinate with MOE, Education Cluster, Partners
RTS Steering Committee Meeting 4 December 2012 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm 9th Floor Conference Room 1010 Monroe Street Rockville, MD 20850 Voting Members In-attendance Al Roshdieh – Montgomery County Department of Transportation Casey Anderson – Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commission Joe Beach – Finance David Dise – Department of General Services Leif Dormsjo – Maryland Department of Transportation Jonathan Genn – Transit Task Force Marc Hansen – County Attorney’s Office Shyam Kannan – Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Steve Silverman – Economic Development Frank Spielberg – Technical Expert Dan Wilhelm – Transit Task Force Mark Winston – Transit Task Force Other Attendees Carolyn Biggins – Montgomery County Department of Transportation Larry Cole – Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commission Gary Erenrich – Montgomery County Department of Transportation Brady Goldsmith – Management and Budget Office Edgar Gonzalez – Montgomery County Department of Transportation Bruce Johnston – Montgomery County Department of Transportation Rich Kiegel – Maryland Transit Administration Tom Street – Office of the County Executive Emil Wolanin – Montgomery County Department of Transportation Stacy Wagner – Montgomery County Department of Transportation Introductions and Purpose of Meeting The meeting with introductions. Voting members were asked to provide additional background information to better understand the responsibilities and background of members. Steering Committee Mission and Schedule
ActivityInfo is open for reporting between 28 June and 5 July. If you need support or assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to the education cluster Information Management Officers: Ayad AlJibara: aaljibara@unicef.org Sameer Qader: sqader@unicef.org Partners to update the all of Salah Al Din 3W with education activities Updates for Shirqat can be shared with Ivan at TdH - Partners should complete the online sheet for Planned Projects in order to avoid duplication. Partners that are planning assessments, or have conducted assessments, should share details and final reports with Ayad. They will be stored in a shared online folder complete Salah Al Din 3W, online sheets for Planned Projects and Teacher Incentives Partners should share assessment reports with Ayad at . EiE Response Needs, Gaps and Updates EiE Response Needs, Gaps & Updates: Update on partners’ response – What are highlights of achievements? Al Mortaqa In partnership with Mercy Corps, provision of materials to support youth; the contract with Mercy Corps will last until the end of December. Bent Al-Rafedain Organization No updates for June. Activities planned for mobile teams in Baiji, Shahama and Tikrit. DRC Approvals to rehabilitate four schools in Al Alam have been granted from DoE:
Salish Regional FYSPRT Location: Sequim Library 630 North Sequim Avenue, Sequim, WA 98382 Room(s): Rm. South Room Facilitator(s) – Jill McCormick, Shawnda Hicks, Colleen Bradley Date: Monday, July 30th Time: 3:00 am – 5:00 pm Agenda Item & Lead(s) Discussion and Notes Action Items Assigned To By when Networking and sign in (grab food) 3:00 pm – 3:15 pm Welcome and Introductions All 3:15 pm – 3:30 pm Updates from participants – Truestar getting new secure recovery beds, opening of Kitsap Trauma Center Community Café Activities Shawnda Hicks and other participants 3:30 pm – 4:00 pm Topic Purpose – Awareness discussion on the Community Café activities and how they benefit FYSPRT Community Cafes proved popular – many engaged participants Creates a sense of community within the group Still need to attract more youth and families – could be done with child care stipends or transportation Next community café set – “Design” module Sept. 17 in PA Looking at the current work plan and making a draft plan for 18/19 Group discussion 4:00 pm – 4:30 pm Purpose – Discussion on what to include in workplan for next year Tri-Leads desperately needed – try posting on website, letting partners know, and posting flyers at family-centered spaces Need input from WISe teams Disseminate information All, Colleen on point By next meeting Editing draft assessments Group discussion 4:30 pm – 4:45 pm Topic Purpose – Looking at and editing the draft assessment Enticement of family and youth ideas: PA Courthouse truancy and/or youth offender days, stipends for travel, gift cards for involvement, organizing travel for long-distance meetings Find funding Engagement activities Jill Shawnda and Colleen 8/10 By next meeting Future meeting updates discussion 4:45 pm – 5:00 pm Topic Purpose – share what is happening with future meetings and events in Kitsap, TBD Start syncing meetings with family events to improve turnout Book meeting room Colleen 8/10
Eric – That’s a burden for your department. Tibor – Let’s leave that as a standing item. Next Meeting Date: December 13, 2016 from 10:30AM-12:00PM Proposed agenda topics Busses Action Items Meeting adjourned at 12:03pm
Sunday Mass Times – Leave as is and review times/order. Divine Mercy Picture – Back in original place. A3 sized picture to be purchased and framed by Father Matthew Readers / Eucharistic Ministers Training – Father to organise Bible Study – Will be resumed. Average attendance around 5. Wednesday evenings 7-8. Noise before and after Mass –Father to remind our congregation. Parish Hall First Aid Kits to be purchased and installed in hall Richard reminded the team that all bookings should be made online & the One Drive holds a spreadsheet of all forthcoming bookings. Finance Update Phil walked us through the latest Finance Update. We will continue collect for major projects – e.g. House redecoration. Events Next event are the Curry & Quiz Jumble Sales & Christmas Fayre & Party. AOB 2016 will mark the: 20th anniversary of our Church 60th anniversary of our Parish 100th anniversary of the Archdiocese Fire Risk Assessment – ongoing actions: Andrew Briscoe came to the meeting to suggest some improvements to the Hall’s fire exits Fire exit passing Ladies Toilets has no repeater sign on door and Fire Door sign has fallen off This door must also have a self-closing mechanism fitted The outside fire door requires opening with a key which is not present, this should be replaced with panic bar mechanism Father Matthew Mark Fran Keogh/Andrew Briscoe Lyndsey and events team Father to invite the Bishop to these milestone celebrations Mark – Signs Purchased and installed Quote from SC Josephs Builders to be bought to next meeting
ACTION NEEDED: The starting time for the CHA will need to be discussed further with the committee to finalize a time. Dr. Lee brought up a concern for safety for the student volunteers going into these high risk areas. It was discussed that through our community engagement to enhance the communication within the community and notifying law enforcement of our duties within these neighborhoods that we are addressing safety. It is also highlighted in the training for the volunteers about safety being a priority and how to approach situations where you may feel unsafe. Also addressed is that no one will ever be alone. Ruth Nickers mentioned offering incentives to take the survey, such as gift bags or a gift card raffle to help with rejection rates for door-to-door surveys. Future Meeting Logistics Due to the proposed implementation timeline, the committee agreed to meeting the following dates and times at 1515 Old Bainbridge Road in the Bill Fagen Room. December 4, 2015 8:30am – 10:30am January 27, 2015 8:30am – 10:30am February 23, 2015 8:30am – 10:30am Meeting Evaluation/Feedback Evaluation of meeting Members filled out a meeting Evaluation form where they were able to indicate if their opinion were valued during the meeting, topics discussed met the needs of their community, as well as offer tips on what or where the meeting could improve. *Meeting was adjourned at 10:00 am*
Can we get Peter Gignac to join us Thursday to discuss the fence as Joan will be headed out of town on Friday. Can we meet on site? This would be a great opportunity for all to discuss and have a visual of what needs to happen. Mittersill: Pete would like to put in a new 2” blow off at end of Hubertus Ring Road Water line. This will help to clear the water at 82 Hubertus Ring. Customer complains of yellow water each time she comes up. We have all of the parts, so all it would be is excavation. Project Ok’d by Joan and Mac. Pete and Mac will head down to the Health Care Center today to have a look at the project that will need to happen; new valves, backflow prevention device, etc. CCR’s for both Mittersill and Franconia will go out in the next billing. Pete emailed Meg copies and she will print them to be ready for distribution with the next billing. They will also be posted on our website. Review of 2018 Projects: Complete installation of new meters (less than 65 to go as of early January 2018) Remove old (non-functioning) fire hydrants at Best Western and Nursing Home Replace/Install new hydrants at corner by Peabody & Smith and Cole Hill Corner (hit by lightning) Implement Cross Connection Program (per state) At Mittersill: 1- shut offs/valves changed at Sunset Ridge and at Hubertus Ring Road 2- New service Line at intersection New meter pit at Hair Salon property New meter(s) at Weiskerger (Fransted Campground) and Gignac properties (both share a meter pit) Possible new meter pit at Franconia ice rink 73 Slalom Lane – dig at curb stop/repair (Pete says this project will be time consuming) Meeting was adjourned at 10:50am Respectfully Submitted, Meaghan Caron Water Secretary
Attendance TRACS Members in Attendance Samir Ahmed, Ph. D, PE, Oklahoma State University School of Civil and Environmental Engineering William Bates, AMTRAK and United Transportation Union Eric Cheng, Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) Diane Davidson (TRACS Chairperson), Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) James Dougherty, Washington Metropolitan Area Transportation Authority (WMATA) Bernadette Fowlkes-Bridges, Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) Gallucci, Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA) David Genova, Denver Regional Transportation District (RTD) Georgetta Gregory, Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) William Grizard, American Public Transportation Association (APTA) Henry Hartberg, Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) Susan Hausmann, Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Rick Inclima, Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees Division (BMWED) of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Tamara Lesh, Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District (TriMET) Pamela McCombe, Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) Phyllis McDonald, Ed. D., Johns Hopkins University Alvin Pearson, Memphis Area Transit Authority (MATA) Shashidahara, Ph. D, New Jersey Transit Edward Watt, Transport Workers Union of America (TWU)
TRACS Working Group Members in Attendance Paul King, California Public Utilities Commission U.S. DOT and FTA Representatives Ray LaHood, Secretary, U.S. Department of Transportation Peter Rogoff, Administrator, FTA Matthew Welbes, Executive Director, FTA Vincent Valdes, Interim Associate Administrator, Office of Safety and Oversight, FTA; Designated Federal Officer, TRACS Dorval Carter, Counsel, FTA Gerald Powers, Drug and Alcohol Program Manager, FTA Bridget Zamperini, Office of Safety and Security, FTA Ryan Frigo, Office of Safety and Security, FTA Timothy Braxton, Office of Safety and Security, FTA Paul Griffo, FTA Holly Vandervort, FTA Ruth Office of Safety and Security, FTA Deborah Freund, Office of Safety and Oversight, FTA Iyon Rosario, Office of Safety and Security, FTA Esther White, Office of Safety and Oversight, FTA Richard Wong, Attorney Advisor, FTA Ronald Director Office of Safety and Security, FTA Wright, Office of Safety and Security, FTA Jarrett Stolzfus, FTA Volpe Center Staff Robert Johns, Associate Administrator and Director Eran Segev, Safety Management Systems Technical Center Jeffrey Bryan, Psy. D., TRACS Facilitator Kevin McCoy, Meeting Recorder
MEETING NOTICE November 24, 2015 Attachment K – Q7 Public Meeting This is an Attachment K Public Meeting for the seventh quarter of the “biennial” Planning Cycle 2014-2015. The meeting will be open to all Stake Holders and will be held joint at the PacifiCorp offices in Salt Lake City, Utah and Portland Oregon on Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. (PST), December 10, 2015 Meeting materials will be posted as they become available on the PacifiCorp OASIS, at the following Link: Proposed Agenda: 9:00 – 9:10 Greetings and Introductions 9:10 – 9:20 Address the status of the LTP process, summarize the substantive results of the quarter, present documents, and accept comments from stakeholders. 9:20 – 9:30 Discuss Status of the Five Year Area Studies 9:30 – 9:50 PAC West Area Planning Studies: Findings for the Hood River Study Kickoff for the Yakima Area study 9:50 – 10:00 PAC East Area Planning Studies: Findings for the Powder River Area Study Kickoff of Grace Study 10:00 Adjourn A phone bridge will be available for people who cannot attend in Portland or Salt Lake City locations. Presentation and reference material will be posted on the OASIS. Meeting Details DATE/TIME Thursday, December 10, 2015 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. (PST) Reservation Please send an e-mail expressing your desire to attend the meeting in person by September 7, 2015 to: Location PacifiCorp – Pacific Power 825 NE Multnomah Portland, OR 97232 Conference Room LLC Deschutes PacifiCorp – Rocky Mountain Power 1407 West North Temple NTO 270B Salt Lake City, UT and WEB CONFERENCE INFORMATION:
2013 Meeting Schedule Date Location Chair January 9, 2013; 9:30 a.m. Room NC Emergency Management 1636 Gold Star Drive Raleigh NC 27607-3371 Fletcher Arritt NCSU March 13, 2013; 10:00 a.m. Food Lion Corp HQ 2110 Executive Salisbury, NC 28147 Steve Tracey Food Lion/Delhaize America May 22-23, 2013 Annual Conference Sheraton Imperial, RTP N/A July 10, 2013; 9:30 a.m. Media Room NC Emergency Management 1636 Gold Star Drive Raleigh NC 27607-3371 Larry Michael TBD DPH/NCDHHS September 11, 2013; 9:30 a.m. Media Room NC Emergency Management 1636 Gold Star Drive Raleigh NC 27607-3371 Dan Ragan Don Delozier NCDA&CS November 13, 2013; 9:30 a.m. Room NC Emergency Management 1636 Gold Star Drive Raleigh NC 27607-3371 Cherelle James NCEM
Announce Final Vision Statement Susan May 21, 2018 Not started Expression of Interest for working group members Susan May 14, 2018 In Progress Form Working Groups and seek out co-chairs for each Susan Tracey Geyer May 25, 2018 In Progress Patient engagement Susan Tracey Geyer September 30, 2018 Not started Validation survey to broader network Susan Tracey Geyer September 30, 2018 Not started Draft the Alberta Pain Strategy document Susan Tracey Geyer October 12, 2018 Not started Host a Research Planning Day aligned with the Pain Strategy Dr. Naweed Seyd December 2018 Not started Next Meeting: Sunday, October 21, 2018 Banff, AB For more information: Email: susan.sobey-fawcett@ahs.ca Distributed on: May 16, 2018 Prepared by: Susan Sobey-Fawcett