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PEAK committee approves minutes and fills liaison and advisory board seats

2321834 · February 11, 2025
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Summary

The Planning, Energy and Environmental Quality Committee approved its Jan. 13 minutes, recorded several liaison and advisory board assignments, and voted unanimously on advisory appointments listed in the meeting packet.

The Tompkins County Planning, Energy and Environmental Quality Committee approved minutes from its Jan. 13 meeting and confirmed a slate of liaison assignments and advisory board appointments.

Annie, committee chair, noted that four members were present in the chamber and that Legislator Greg Meze had been excused. With a quorum present, the committee considered minutes from Jan. 13. Veronica moved approval and Amanda seconded; the minutes were approved unanimously.

The committee reviewed non‑voting liaison assignments and voting advisory board appointments. Appointments recorded in the packet included legislative liaisons to multiple boards: Environmental Management Council (Annie Korman), Climate and Sustainable Energy Advisory Board (Veronica Pillar), Agricultural and Farmland Protection Board (Randy Brown) and others. Voting advisory appointments listed included representatives and alternates for local boards and committees; committee members moved and seconded the slate and the committee approved the appointments unanimously.

Chair Annie told the committee she would share the list of advisory boards seeking members and asked members to help disseminate openings to potential applicants.

Ending: The committee recorded the appointments and will circulate the county list of advisory boards with vacancies to interested legislators.