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Developing the Monuments and Memorials Database <br /> • The Monuments and Memorials Reporting Form, detailed version, is now on the website. <br /> Danjun offered some ideas for processing submitted reports. <br /> • Several suggestions and changes were incorporated to make the reporting form easier to use. <br /> • We need to find crowdsourcing outlets for promotion of our database project and distribution <br /> of the reporting form, for example the website, group emails and chat lines, the schools, and <br /> the Scouts. <br /> • The Database Working Group has done some research on the Robbins Cemetery and the <br /> Olde Burying Ground, and memorials found inside certain public buildings. They have also <br /> drafted a spreadsheet which will be the foundation of our future database. <br /> Policies and Procedures Manual <br /> George Gamota presented the Fourth Draft from the Working Group, which generated discussion <br /> about the wording of the Committee Charge. Currently the policies document describes only the <br /> portion of the charge that empowers the Committee to hear proposals for new monuments or <br /> memorials. All agreed that the policy manual should contain sections dealing with the other aspects <br /> of the Charge, namely: creating a catalogue/database of existing monuments and memorials in town; <br /> developing a maintenance and restoration plan for the town's monuments and memorials; and <br /> identifying a need for a new monument or memorial within the Committee and initiating a proposal <br /> to the Select Board. Glen Bassett will prepare a new draft that distinguishes these various roles. <br /> Upon motion moved and seconded, the motion to adjourn was unanimously approved by roll call <br /> vote. <br /> The meeting adjourned at 8: 50 p.m. Next meeting: December 2, 2021- 7:00 p.m. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Bebe Fallick, Secretary <br />