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Environmental Policy Board (EPB) 5. 2. <br />Meeting Date: 1 1/04/2013 <br />By: Chris Anderson, Community <br />Development <br />Title: <br />Discuss Potential Creation of Subcommittees <br />Information <br />Purpose /Background: <br />At the October meeting, a request was made to add a case to the November agenda to discuss the potential creation <br />of various subcommittees to help accomplish the items on the Work Plan. The intent was to identify up to three (3) <br />Board Members interested in a particular action item to work as a Subcommittee on that item and report back to the <br />Board as a whole monthly. <br />Observations /Alternatives: <br />There are several topics that may be a good fit for a Subcommittee, including the Environmental Expo, the <br />Greenstep Cities program (if the City opts to enroll in this program), and education /community awareness. In <br />addition to these, which all seem to be of the on -going nature, a Subcommittee to work on a community stewardship <br />recogition program may also be beneficial. Following is a brief synopsis of what each of these Subcommittees <br />could focus on: <br />Environmental Expo Subcommittee: This Subcommittee would likely focus on identifying and /or contacting <br />potential keynote speakers, identifying and /or contacting potential exhibitors, identifying appropriate kid - friendly <br />activities, exploring potential sponsorship opportunities, and promotional /markeing ideas. <br />Greenstep Cities Subcommittee: This Subcommittee may be slightly different in its make up than the others due to <br />the actual program. As we learned at the October meeting, there are approximately 170 different actions that the <br />City could implement as part of the Greenstep Cities program. As such, different Board Members may have more <br />interest in some areas then others. Thus, this could potentially be more of a rotating Subcommittee depending on <br />where individuals interests lie. Initially, this Subcommittee could review the various possible actions and provide <br />some recommendations to the Board on where its efforts should first be focused (attached to this case is the list of <br />possible actions). <br />Education /Community Awareness Subcommittee: This Subcommittee would focus on several different mediums to <br />promote awareness of environmental topics. This would include information for the newsletter, website, and QCTV <br />spots. The Subcommitte would identify relevant and timely topics to address and be responsible for drafting <br />articles, provding information to City Staff for updates to the website, and recruiting Board Members to participate <br />in QCTV pieces. While the Board as a whole would have an opportunity to review the proposed newsletter articles, <br />their review would be more to stay informed about what is being prepared and to suggest any potential revisions <br />related to inaccurate information, not with how an article is worded. <br />Community Stewardship Recognition Subcommittee: This Subcommitte's main role would be to develop a program <br />to recognize individual or group efforts to improve the community. This could include developing the objectives of <br />the program, examples of activities that may merit recognition, potential standards and /or benchmarks, and how an <br />individual or group would be recognized. <br />These examples of possible subcommittees were identified either through the discussion last month or by Staff. <br />
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