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Sustainable Lexington Committee <br />Minutes of Meeting of August 8, 2023 <br />A meeting of the Sustainable Lexington Committee (SLC) was held by Zoom conference. A <br />quorum of at least six was present throughout. <br />Members Present: Paul Chernick, Lin Jensen, Andy Joynt, Rick Reibstein, Todd Rhodes <br />(vice-chair), Dan Voss, Charlie Wyman <br />Members Absent: Cindy Arens (chair), Celis Brisbin <br />Staff Present: Maggie Peard <br />Other Attendees: Jill Hai (Select Board), Charles Hornig, Gerry Yurkevich, Eileen <br />Coleman <br />The meeting was called to order at 6:05 pm. Todd referenced the opening statement requested by <br />the Town Clerk and all members present responded that they could hear. <br />Todd began by welcoming Jill as our new liaison from the Select Board. <br />Discussion and Feedback on Draft Climate Action and Resilience Plan. Maggie reviewed the <br />timeline and process for creating and finalizing the draft plan. KLA’s contract ends on August 31 <br />and the draft will be finalized by then, with presentation to the Select Board for adoption <br />sometime this fall. She explained that in addition to what’s in the draft, the working group and <br />KLA have prepared “implementation blueprints” for 12 of the proposed actions; these will be <br />incorporated in an appendix to come later. <br />Maggie then opened it up to questions and comments, and considerable discussion followed. <br />There was widespread agreement that the draft was well done, succinct, readable, and <br />attractively presented. Among the comments, suggestions and topics discussed: <br />•importance of implementing the plan; <br />•value of exhorting readers to engage; <br />•value of clarifying dual strategy of electrification and greening the grid; <br />•need for clarity on who is being asked to do what; <br />•printed handouts for residents; <br />•reference dates for data; <br />•clarity in GHG inventory about what is and is not included (air travel, Hanscom <br />emissions, embodied carbon in goods consumed, etc.) (framework of Scope 1, 2, and 3 <br />emissions might be helpful); <br /> .1
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