Community organizer updates board on local resource-mapping for projects
Roy Fields of Universal Basic Infrastructure told the Warrensburg board he is mapping existing community assets—declining to push a new community garden or kitchen—and asked which town officials should be kept informed as projects develop; he said the group's website will not solicit donations absent legal structures.
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Roy Fields, representing Universal Basic Infrastructure, used public comment to update the board on local project plans and outreach. Fields said he met with community garden organizers who reported existing plots are fully used, contacted Cornell Cooperative Extension which confirmed a licensed commercial kitchen exists locally, and heard from the library about repair-cafe needs emphasizing skills coaching over creating a standalone tool library.
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