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CITY OF SOUTH BEND i OFFICE OF THE CLERK <br /> Member, John Voorde. We are also very thankful for the presence of our attorney, Bob Palmer, <br /> who sits in on all of our meetings, and Graham Sparks who has facilitated the preparation of this <br /> meeting, and will have a lot of work to do capturing the minutes and the testimony, making sure <br /> that everything is available for the public by way of his role in the South Bend City Clerk's Office. <br /> She continued,Welcome to tonight's meeting and thank you for your attendance. How many folks <br /> in the room were at the previous meeting? Wow, that's great! A couple of newbies are in the <br /> audience, too. Hopefully you'll take advantage of the documents I previously mentioned that are <br /> available from the previous meeting. I would like to quickly, and I shared these comments with <br /> the reporter who was outside and it was what I thought was a very good meeting, share a couple <br /> of things as preliminary remarks tonight. <br /> Co-Committee Chair Jake Teshka arrived at 5:33 p.m. <br /> Co-Committee Chair Broden went on, One (1) is, I think last meeting was a great opportunity to <br /> get some of the science basics down. We had the benefit of not only adults who are working in the <br /> field on all of these components relative to climate change,but we also had outstanding testimony <br /> from the youth in our community. I don't think the quality has ever been matched in any meeting <br /> I have ever sat in or observed. We are so indebted and so thankful to the students, for what you <br /> gave to the Council and to our community at large. Thank you for coming back tonight. As a <br /> former teacher, I would be happy to help sign extra credit forms, as would our attorney. If you've <br /> been conscripted to be here, I hope that you'll find it illuminating and engaging, and I hope you'll <br /> be all in after this meeting tonight. <br /> She continued, We are going to start with current Administration actions, and then we will move <br /> to look at selected community actions that are taking place. You can interpret `community' as <br /> outside the Administration. Then we'll look at potential future actions by both the Administration <br /> and the Council, working collaboratively with the community and then we will open it up for <br /> public comment. Traditionally, we ask you to come and if there is a line just follow on that side of <br /> the wall and sign in. We just need your name and your address at a minimum, and if the next <br /> person on deck could be there and ready to step right in it will make things flow quickly. You are <br /> limited to three(3)minutes at the mic, so hit a home run. I would like to end with closing remarks <br /> from Council Members who are in attendance and know that we'll have our work cut out for us. <br /> Those will just be preliminary remarks, not closing remarks. All of the handouts and PowerPoints <br /> will be available after this meeting. <br /> Therese Dorau, Director of the Sustainability Office with offices on the 13th floor of the County- <br /> City Building, stated, Thank you for the opportunity to address you today, and thank you to the <br /> community and youth supporters who are here today. Last week we talked about the science and <br /> some of the impacts and concerns that we have about climate change and how it will impact South <br /> Bend, but today we get the privilege of talking about the local solutions. After five (5) years of <br /> serving as the Director of the Office of Sustainability, I can say that measures small and large at <br /> every level of our community are taking place that have huge impacts not only on climate change <br /> but on economic development, green jobs, urban heat island effects and a number of other <br /> important areas. I am really impressed with all of the community partners we get to work with. I <br /> am going to give you an overview about the Sustainability Office specifically and the work that I <br /> do within the Administration. I have a few conceptual slides about sustainability at the local <br /> government level that won't be part of the presentation I share today but will be included in the <br /> EXCELLENCE I ACCOUNTABILITY I INNOVATION I INCLUSION I EMPOWERMENT <br /> 455 County-City Building 227W Jefferson Bvld South Bend,Indiana 46601 p 574.235.9221 I f574.235.9173 I 10574.235.5567 www.southbendin.gov <br /> 2 <br />
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