HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-21-2021 Fairhope Environmental Advisory Board Meeting Minutes• FEAB Special Meeting with Mayor, May 21, 2021
FEAB MEETING MINUTES
*SPECIAL MEETING W ITH MAYOR *
May 21, 2021
3 :00 p.m.
Fairhope Nix Center, Fa i rhope, AL
Member Attendees : Gary Gover, Jim Horner, Mike Shelton, Michelle Melton, Jennifer
Foutch, Ben Frater, Amy Paulson, Jeanine Normand, Nigel Temple
City of Fa irhope : Ki m Burmeister -P lanning and Zoning Department; Mayor Sherry
Sullivan
City Coun cil : Corey Martin
Minu tes taken by Kim Burmeister
Gary called the meeting to order at 3:10 p.m .
Gary:
FEAB hopes the Mayor will recognize FEAB as a solid asset for the Cit y of Fairhope to use
at her d iscretion . He stated some o f the proj ects FEAB has ass isted city within the past:
1. Parks Brochure
2. Environmental Ordinances (Wetlands, Red Soil & Clay)
3 . Gulley Brochure
4. Countless Resolutions
He would like to increase environmental awareness by providing consultation through:
Mayor-Council-Department Heads
Amy:
Asked everyone to introduce themselves. Expertise on the board inc l udes :
1 . Fis h and Wi ld l ife biologist
2 . Ecologist/ Living Shorelines scientist
3. Real Estate/ Law
4. Environmental Planning
5. Non-profit Environmenta l Activ ist
6 . Technical service work (paper company)
7 . W atershed coordinator
8 . Information technology
9 . Two veterans on board
Amy showed a short Power Points presentation discus si ng the FEAB vision and mission as
stated on the agenda . She hopes FEAB can be a trusted resource for upcoming projects.
She asked the M ayor to share her top priorit ies.
FEA B Special Meeting with Mayor, May 21, 2021
Mayor Sullivan:
Top priority is wastewater infrastructure improvements . Other upcom in g high prio r ity
project s are :
1. Restore project : smoke t esting to locate areas of infiltration and areas of
concern for improvement
2. Dyas Triangle property
Ben asked the Mayor how she saw FEABs role with the city.
Mayor: There are a lot of city boards and staff needs to be more thoughtful in
comm unication s with these boards. If th e r e are items of concern, sh e suggests FE AB
contact her directly. She sugges t s one point of contact. She is receiving email on FEAB
minutes but with so many emails coming through, a pho ne call is always the best option.
She we lcomes and appreciates FEABs review and opinions of upcoming projects incl ud ing
the Dyas Triangle project.
Amy : referenced FEABs priorities as listed on the agenda. She would like to know if FEABs
expertise can be used on these agenda items :
1. Dya s Triangle
2. Wetland Ordinance
3. Com munity Resilience Inde x
Mayor said the City (Jack Burrell, Corey Martin, Mayor Sullivan) has recently met with
Mary Riser on the Triangle property regarding the conservation easement potential. One
scenario is for the City to donate the Triangle property to the Fairhope Single Tax
Corporation, who will in turn deed the property into a park and return it to the city, with
conser va tio n easements. City has a r elatio n wi th FST where th is would work with very
little cost to th e City . The ADE CA trai l grant will encompass 30 acres of the Dyas property
and wi ll include a bathroom as part of the project. Gena Todia will be compiling a
comprehensive property management plan with considera t ions for controlled burns,
w i ldlife considerations and timber harvesting. Mayor wou ld like FEAB to review the plan
once it's received, to offer their insight. Mayor also envisions plant and wildlife
identification as part of the Dyas property development. She hopes to hire a full-time
person to manage and oversee the Dyas triangle property.
Jim asked if a park designation would be perpetual . Mayor sa id it could possibly be
undone by future Council. Michelle tho ug ht it would be a hard and difficult process to
undo a parks designation . There are solid restrictions in p la ce for undoing a park or
greenspace designation .
Mayor asked for ideas on property management Dyas Triangle development.
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Jim noted that the trail development is a slow process and the property as a whole needs
property management asap. Ma y or agreed, thinks it will be about a year before tra i l is
ready t o be built. Co r ey said this p roject h as been stagna nt to o lo ng a n d needs to b e
underway .
M ichelle asked if the entire Dyas Triangle property would be included in the conservation
easement? Mayor: Yes
Corey said this action will preserve the property as a park.
Jeanine n oted the fo r esters tha t w o r ked o n t he Knoll Pa r k p ro perty as being a good
resource for t he Dy as tria ngle prop e rty.
Michelle asked whe n the ADECA Gr ant was due : Mayor: Ju ly 1, 2021 .
Mayor will send FEAB the scope of work for the ADE CA grant.
Amy : asked how to get resolutio ns before counc i l faster . She would like to identify a
process for faster reception with r esolutions . Mayor asked for a pho n e call as a heads up
on reso l ution.
Mayor aske d Kim t o give Lisa Ha n ks everyo n e's email ad dress (FEAB ) so they can rece ive
council agendas/ work session agendas prior to the meet in g.
Ben asked if gullies are be i ng considered as trail s. Mayor said there is a safety concern.
Ben said city could improve liability by making some areas of the gulley safer . Jim sta t ed
the nature of gullies which is to p rovide sto r mwater conveyance . Stormwater moving
throug h gu ll ies ca n be torrentia l. He questioned if the city shou ld be encouraging
pedestrian ac tiv ity i n gu ll ies .
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Mayor mentioned recent legislation changes that may reduce the City jurisdictions to at
or near the City limits. This will limit the enforcement of the City of Fairhope on wetland
issues and red soil and clay issues to only the City li m its. County will have the
Amy said FEAB is a group of volu nteers and professionals who care about Fairhope . FE A B
is eage r t o he lp .
Meeting adjourned : 4 :05 p.m .
Next meeting: Friday, June 11 th , 3 p .m . Delchamps Room, City Hall
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FEAB CONTACT INFORMATION:
Chairman:
Gary Gov e r
Members :
Jeanine Normand
Ben Frater
M i ke Shelton
Ji m Horner
Amy Pa u lson
Nige l Tem p le
Miche ll e M elton
Jennife r Foutch
CITY CONTACTS:
govers@be ll south .net
dr jnormand@ao l.com
ben .frater@gmail .com
yaupon3@gmai l.c o m
none
amy .paulson@yahoo .com
75 7nig e l @gmail.com
miche ll eleemeltonlee@gmai l.com
Foutch.jennifer@gma il.com
(251) 990-8662
(251) 928 -2284
(404) 314 -8815
(251) 270 -9042
(251) 928 -9722
(251) 654-7401
(757) 803 -3589
(423) 504-8253
(618) 318 -0354
Corey Marti n, City Counc il corey.martin@fa i rhopea l.gov
Ki m Burmeister, Planning and Zon i ng Department ki m .burmeister@fairhopea l.gov
Christi na LeJeune , Planning and Zo n ing Department c hristi na.lejeune@fa i rhopeal.gov
*agenda attached -5 pg s. *
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F AlllHOPE :EJ 'IIIO M iTAL AD),lSOIV B OAIUl
POC A MY P AU.'IO,
Auvu,2.02 1
WOJlKE\G PAPER
THI. C ITY OF F AIRHOPE E .iVIllONME~'l'AL ADVISORY BOA.RD
10:1 ORCA.'17..UION AND PRIORlTIES
llis,ion: To pro'\.ide policy .11d1.-ic e to the City Council, Mayor, and City Departments rer;anhng
em-ironmental marten ihat concern the City of F aim-ope .
, ·won: to s en-e as. a trusted, scientific te!iource pro\-i.ding a local em-irolllJlfflta perspective to policy
decrnon::. to ensure en"l.vonmental matters are gi,"en full consideration in the City's ecis ion making
proc:esse:.. e strive to pooiti,.--el affect the q · of · e for ill resid their cmmection to our loc:
ec05Ystems , and the re silience and ustainment ofFaimope as a small, yet world-c: s:;, city.
Rote : the fEAB is dedicated to incre~ awarenes:; of em-ironmental iss.ues , offering r ecommendations
to City admi:nistnto1~ and pro,-;ding state-of-th cimc,e c:omnlta.non in. the implementation of
sustainable ::;ol ution:;.
The Em-ironmental Ad"is.ory Board lll3Y re,:1ew and make :r,,,-ornroendations to the City Council, Ma -or .
md Ci Departmems on en"l.-iromnmtal po ·cy issues as follows:
(1 ) Propo5ed or~e:. codes of m en1.-ironroental [l;liure.
(-1 ) Propo:;ed changes to eri;ti:ng en"--uonmental ordinmc:es and c-ode!i .
(3) Other en"l.-iromnental maltei:s affec:ting the Cify as referred to the Bo;ard by the City Council,
Mayor, City Department, and publi citizen stakebolder:s .
(4) Re e...-ant partnenlup:; with other City Boards., Committee5, Commissimr;, or other "-olunteer
fun~om.
(5) Other ennronmental matters affectm,g the City that are initiated by the Board.
Regnl:i r lfeeting Timin L0t:ation: 3-4pm on the seco Friday of each mouth / Del Champs Room,
City Building, Section Street
City Point, of Contact: City of Fairhope, 1mc:ilm ember, Core Martin
City ofFaimope, Community De,; opment, Jessica Walker
1City ofFaid1ope, P · g and Zoning Department.. Kim Burmeister
1City o f F airhope, Planning md Zonmg Department, Christin.a LeJeUDe
lianber Wormario11:
• G:tr,· Conr, B oud Prr · dent, M5 Bu.si~.s.s ~-l.dmi1mtratio11 I A(S Public Adw1inistration I BS
Biologic-al S<-icn~.
G-ary ~ernd in U.S Marine Co1p:; a:; an e c:tronic s. insnuctar md wo:tked foi-the U .S . Dept_ of
Veterans Affairs a.. a manager in infonnation tec:lmo ogy. He is a member of ·the Fairhope lii.:;toric:
Preserntion Committee Rec:i,-cling Committee Pedem-ian md Bicycle C.ommitt and
Em-iro Ad-.;i.sory Board. He is a board member md officer of the Lout F ood Production
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FEAB Special Meeting with Mayor, May 21, 2021
Initiativ e Inc. md Earth Day Mo il.e Ba.y , Inc. Has ·,.-ea. m Fairh ope 24 y e.us. FE,!13 sines 2000
(FEAB Direc1or "mm1y "y ears)
., Be» Frater MS Fi.sh and Wildlife Biology I BS Biology
l.\fo,;;ed here .from Panama. City, Florida 10 yean ago to raise a · and work on Deepwater
Horizon relited restoration projects through the .S. fish and Wildlife Sm;ice's GulfR.estoratian
O ffice. He currently sen:es as the Chief o f Planning and Compliance for the Department of the
Imer.ior an a.cti:1:itie-. throughout the Gulf related to the RESTORE Act, NRDA., and Gulf
Environmental Benefit Fund. Earlier in his Fish and ildlife Sen-ice career, Ben wotked "',ith city
and county plan.oen to permit mitigation b anks and habitat conservatio p resen·es for endangered
species in C · omia md Florida.. Ben has also worked many years in £is me-; maDaj?rnent :md as a
forest P for the U .S Forest Senice. His loi.-e for his conmmnity md interest in outdoor
reo-eatio compromise urban consen,ltio and green space ch-ew him to ,-oh mteer for FEAB. He
lives with his wife and three daughters within walking distmce to many gullie5 and the Fly
Creek/Dyas property, and is eager to see them properly c brated as a -e to citizens and. "\-isiton to
F ai.rbope. FE,llJ si1K'6 • 01 .
., Mike Shelton MS Biology I BS Biology
Is the Training Wate?"".Jied Program Coordina.tor at Weeks Bay R.eSeli.·e in the Lands Divisio of the
• abama Department of Conseri..1tion and Na ~urces and a component of the National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administntion E stu.a1:ine R.ese.arch R.esenre System. He has woaed in
en"\ironmental s cience, i-esearch, md compliance for oYer 30 years. Since coming to Weeks &y
Reserve in 2001 , Mike h.as collaborated with agencies, decisio -makeis, and area residen to
achieve better use of the natural resources of coastal Alabillllil. Diities include professio training,
water quality monitoring and rese.m:h., and assisting watershed stlk.eholders with on-the-ground
pollution prevention md restoratio p rojects. Mike lias been a resident of Faimope for O"\rer 26 years
md has s en·ed the City as a mem er and chainnan of the En"l."UOnmenra.l Ack-isory Board. Wendy ,
spou.s,e, and Mike raised their o sons, James and Charles in faimope . Mike earned 3 :Master o f
Scien.c e degree in Bio gy at Ernm:y U:ni,wsi.ty a.nd a Bache or of Science degree at Hampden-
Sydney College in Virginia. Prior to Weeks Ray R2sen-e 1ike ~ged the applications md
en,ironmental testing laboratory for m engineering fum in Ch.rlotte North Carolina.. He wodced
"'itb both the re~ton and the .regulated com.mimities on stotm ater, drinking water, and
wastewater treatment issues. FE..f.B ~incs 2013 (FE...{JJ Din1ctor -MQIO'-y.:ars .
" Am r P :iulson. MS Con.sGrVario,1 a,rd Su..minabls Dn·slopmem I B.S Ecorogy
25+ y e ars in em-ironmental planning including proj ect analysis under the National Em,-ironmen
Po ·cy Act; sustainability, resiliency. a.nd wareis ed plans; po ·on prevention and en.--iromnental
complimce; miliwy insta ri.o:n masterplannu11~: renewa e energy s 1Stems ; and conflict
negotiation 3Dd fa cilliatio W 01bd special en"\vonmental proj ects fo lbe Em:i romnental Protectio
Agency · the Mayo olDem-er, C O ; a.nd Vill-iollS fede state, l ocal., md internatioaa.l agencies.
FEAB ri11c-e ~019.
" Mfrhelle i\feltoo, J.D. with mwlm.is iu Natural Rmo,nce.s and !Ami Uri, I BA Politiool Sc:is,1c-e
15+ ye.us negotiating real estm! tr.msactions acqumng property ro create loc.al p;;ub and greenways
md adding significant acreage of critical habitat to state and national pms . Michelle has wod.ed
mtb se..·eral mun.icip .. s in the U .S . using capi impro,-ement, rownfi.eld, RESTORE, NF\VF,
printe/'pub ·c parineJship and many other funding sources to enhance natural and recreational
mwiities. She bas wotked with The Nature Comen..mcy and for the Trust for Public Land and
currently sen·e ?> as Deputy Director of Real Estate A sset Management for the City of Mob ile. FE.AB
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• l:\igel Temp e, Ph .D . Coastal Ras101·ation Ecolog:,1
9+ y ean developing, imp ementing, and managing rese;arch projects relah!.d to freshwater and coastal
ecology, conseivation, resto1-a_tio en\.-iro engineering, sensor de" opment, science
comimmic.ition, DUtnent mm.gement, .md other dri,-er.; of even rele"\.mt to re.stontioo .md
consei~.i.tion proj ect outcomes, and e,,--elopment and implementation of robust p:roj ect maaitoring
programs. Current won is focused OD the dn--elopment, permitting .md imtall.ati.on of small-to
arge-scale living shorelines projeds .md moaitoring of succl!'..S criteri.1. while also de,· opmg DO\.
research an= resilience issues . FE.AB :rinC6 20 1.
• Jim H omer, Engi_
After ~en-i.ng in the U. S . N,vy, I j oined Scott Paper-Comp.ny in Mobile as .n engine_er. I then
mo~ to St. Louis, MO .md App eton, Wisconsin do · g teclmical enrice work for the p;rper
indmtry. Bu , raking a girl (my wife Sandy) from R.obemd.le to App ton wn not a SIIJ3rt thing to
do. We then re1mued to ham. to finish out my working c..-eer. fy focus in the FEAB bas been
mainly oo the regulatio .md control of stormwater run-ofi: PEA.B n11C6 ~ 003 (FE,!B Dir«'tor 9
.,·ears;.
• Je.no:.ifer F outeh. JD I BA in .A.drninutration of JustiC6 and Political Sci IC6
Jennifer earned her Juris Doctorate fi:om South.em Illinois ··1:eni Schoo of Law in 1998 . She
practiced criminal in Pei-ry County, Illinois for over l S ~-She held positions as the Assistant
State's Attorney and then as the Public Defender fo Pmy County, Il.. J:n 2016 , she re ocated to
f aimope with her husband and two daughters. She ~ currently licensed as a meJD1 of the ~..,...,....
Bar, a:nd is a member of the Baldwin County Bar Association. She is employed as the Government
Affairs Director for the Baldwin Re .t=. As~tio FEAB .si11CB 2021 .
• Je:1 1w u! o:rm:1u.d.
Born in New Orle.ns , gJl!W up in f airhope, and roamed the s amps here .ind in s outhern Louisi=a
mih my uncles who were Con5en,dion Officers -cementing my enthusi asm for ecology field work
p1-orection of the environment, and species dn-er--..ity. An envi:ronmenral acti\--ist si:nce 1972 . I
gradn-a.ted FHS , moved aw.iy for undergrad studies in . enntu.ally earning s e\· graduate
degree· including an IBA equr.-alency focused an em-ironmen safe ;agribusine.¼. I s erved fo r
rwo years in the 1990s as .n ad,uer to the state of Georgia o en\-ironmenrally-friendly acce=l>ility
(ADA) in Geargi.i Stab! Parks .mdh..i,e p.irticipated on sevenl city of Fairhope boards since 002,
including the nonprofit "Emh Day Mo · Bay"' committee a:nd the FEAB. PE .. ,UJ .sill!C6 2003 .
• Kim B o:rmeis t u , Biolo I USACE Wstland.r Ddiniration Cenjfiird and Qualifiird Crirde,rlialird
b1.rpirctor -M.54 Ma11ag.:m t Certified
Has worked for the Ci off.whope s ince 1996 (Pub ·c Works initiall ) and "'rith the Planning and
Z.Oning Department as the C ode Enforcement Officer s ince 2006 . Cizy FE...fB liaison since 2006 .
• 021 Priorities :
The F.EAB · focw on a of priorities in 202 1 orgai:uzing our mergy (moo .igenda, action
mdividual laboc, Board discussions, .md local government interactions) .irouod makm,g rul
pi-ogress OD the2 s e ect initiati\-es . Additional priorities may be added to thu list as the arise in 2021 .
ote that POCs are designated to ad .n effort but may be assJS by o.ther FEAB members o as54!lllble
a community subcommittee as desired.
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PRIORrlY
ISSUE
Dy.i;, Trimgle
DI.SIRED OUTC0:MES
(l) Ci.iy o: Famiope IIWl:es i!efu:.irive
dlci;ion and ini . tes aaio?l Oil D}'ilS
~ N lllllUOll acd public u:;e _
(J)D)'ili . le is restmed.to
appropriare eco.ogical endp<iillt wi
dl\'eloped. as gremspm fur ir.-e City
of Fm.ope.
Fairbape Wetlmis (l) · offaimope i5 eiqiowered ar.d
Pro ection equipp@<l 11> proti!Ct loal wetlmd
ll50IIIt_e-5.
(2) '>ubdmsian J't.gUla.tior.s ate cougruem
wiib Cilyoffaidtope \\etlmd
OrdiJ:wxe
Commwrily (l)fu City ofFairlwpemc:ores
Reiilieccy lcde& 201 Community ~silimce Inrl.\cx
(CRI) in ligbt of 2020 lmma!ii!
'>l!ilSOII.
Mamil:mtl
Particip;ticm. ill C' _.
Plam:i!:g Effom
(1) CTN}
Jfal
,\la_~, .~t
Plan (JfMP)
Q) Ltmd Ult Pilm
(LUP)
r l!Afl ~ 2021
J '2/' _,
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(2)Th-e Cit)• sets trigss (e.g., ca.c
lnmic.ane males Landfall •'iih.m 50
mil.ei) or scbed'nli! fi>r nn.t Ulldate..
(l) e FEAB pro\-ides ~
partic:ip.ltioc m 011r;oing c· :
p~ efom, icduc:ii:g
desigi::atmg FEAB liai.;011 to
pmi.cipa1e ill port Oil lbe foUOW11:g
PI.Kli .
(2 ) e FEAB pro,-ides objecm-e input
to Ci • govm:iJ;g !Dember:. Oll these
icmm"!S.
(l) FE..o\B i5 chalq:io11 o!, illld acti\'I!
pmicipm in.. lk\1!lopmmt .md
o. ·oo ·G implemenGatiDll of Fly
\\!}IP,
(J) Fly Creel \l,'MP implerneatatio
Jee,Dlll.lrelldatio are COlllir.ll.O!ISly
plmlU!I! wi implementi!d by Ci • of
Fai!bope.
(l) FF.AB uchalq:· o:, .md acti\•e
pmicipm . developmmt .md
0. ·oo .G impl.emen!atiOll of .
ofF.mbopeLUP.
(2) Ciry of F.mbopec pclicy. zon.iug . .111.d
Penml'line c!Kisiar.. ate t0l1DIIIIQU;
immme<l bv LI.IP.
(3 ) Ciry ofF.iiihope e;iabliib!;.. protects ,
.md lick.; geu.;pace arau
.\.cno ITEMS
•· Focu.011P iJ:l?lt (ablaiDP m)
•· Assi.it Erik Carti!w. Ciry ofFmope
Building Official. in pl.am:ing dwmte
fur City oi Faimope u·etlai:ds Ordmance
rariew.
b. Communicate 'tle:ne.fils . nl11e.. wl
fuooio11 of GDdy Pond..
c. Dewlap lallguagi! for zmting illld
su:bcli\,i;im:,!1!~ ·imsn!~dir.g
Ci!tlar.ds prm!Clicm. sw:.danii ic F aiihop-e
•· Desigcare · liaison far effon (i .
Cory-champion:i. mayor partnas,
d'.epamr:2m, pmicipate)
b.Rm!11·iprepan! matmili
c. Schedule miew
d.Pmmmmiew
f!. Documl!lll acd COlllliillllial! ~-
,I, An!lld all _eboJder group n:eeti!:..~-
b. R!\ie11' wtproui!-e c=isoc illl
dr.m dOCllIIIBlti (.olic:' disam.i.cm. .md
Il![ou:mendatioc. from FEAB acd
c~ile !Qr U'MP tty I e
ii. Atterui all stakeboldl!r group meeimgs .
b. R.mew wt proti!II! Commeil6 011 all
drd documem.(wicil disam.ian.md
Il![~.fromFEAB wt
cimpile far WP Sruily Team).
fL-\B
LEAD
Michelle
Oil
Be11.F111ter
(natural
Il!oOtllt!
pwmg'.I
Ni¢
Temple
Mike
Slw!DII
Kim
Bum:ieister
Amy
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PRI0RllY
ISSUE
1) Clima:, .~cricm
Plan (CO}
'4) ~mna
Co1'llllll7Ul;I' of
F,U41Rl11C"I
(COEJ
d•siglmion
Ma.illlam
com:ectioo to 1
relari.omhip v.ilh
Fmbape govemiDr;
bodie;.
4) Or.'iv.rGror;;,s .
fl!AB ~ 2<X21
l/11 •• J
DI.SlllD OUTCOMES
(1 ) Cary al uiibope prepare s.,
imple=G. ar.d prDlll01H a CAP.
iodud:ing our ri.sb FROM ilDl our
COl!lribncioll TO . 11! ~
(1 ) Qty off a:rlwpe is ~led as a
COE
(2) City off bope takes achraouy of
the t«.lu:ial i1Dd gr.mtil:g a.ssistuu:e
l\'ailab~ 1hmugh this program
(1) FEAB offas ~·ar.t deper.dab
mrli comisteot ,uwmt 1D City
i!!"\'minr; . 6 .
(2) City gG\'l!Itinr; bodies acms FEAB
far S11ppOll, pmpeai.\' • or
recommend.ilia
Agenda prepared by Am y
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a. Ide grate Cl<l
b. firui funding I hiie cansu.ltam (?)
C. Perfmm l!J:,!J'f;Y di.I
d. Ir.11!gratl! pedfirim-ii placlling
e. I'rms.irioll Ci fies o alll!IUliw
'elfaric
f . Pmmoce< • ectric vwde chargjl:g
1111tilm imrasauaure
iWl -sale ll!ll.eTables
a. ObWII City of F aimope pem:.is;ion 1D
p.lI>UCOE
b. PmoI:m llie55m2111 d.!\'elop "repon
CllI1f'
c .. De\•elop Scnte,gj.c Plm and. l.admbip
Da•elopmmt Plan
d.D6-elop C~PLm
e . em.eat • pm1110te l>ecml> of
acmcfira1Joll.
a. Anmd apJJropml'-l!lffri.D~
b. lli!pon releuilt i 110 FEAR !w
cau..i.dmtiam. R.esolu1ioc
c. Cmi=ma,te FE.AB n!t.0lllllll!Dda.tioas.
111:.d mitia.cive,
FE.AB
LEAD
TBD-
foll.o11;0ll
fmmCRl
G: '
GCl\'er
a-b .
JeJllllli!£
fcrruch
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD