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Scotch Plains schedules Sept. 30 public meeting on draft community energy plan
Summary
Councilwoman Elizabeth Stamler and Town Manager Margaret Heisy said a Sept. 30 meeting at 7 p.m. at Shady Rest Country Club will gather public feedback on a draft community energy plan; an online survey (over 120 responses so far) is available on the township website.
Councilwoman Elizabeth Stamler and Town Manager Margaret Heisy urged Scotch Plains residents to weigh in on the township’s draft community energy plan, announcing a public meeting set for Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. at Shady Rest Country Club and pointing residents to an online survey on the township website.
"We really need the public's input," Heisy said, noting that the survey had "over 120, I think, um, responses" at the time of the recording. She said the draft plan and the survey link are posted on the township website and that a flyer with details is available there.
The announcement, made by Stamler with Heisy joining the presentation, said residents may complete the survey online or attend the in-person meeting to offer feedback. Heisy also said the township’s Green Team is expected to be at the Sept. 30 session to hear public comments.
The meeting is intended to collect resident reactions to the draft community energy plan and to outline next steps for the township’s energy goals. No formal votes or actions were announced during the recorded remarks; the segments presented an outreach and engagement notice rather than a decision or policy adoption.
Details provided in the announcement: - What: Public meeting and opportunity to comment on the draft community energy plan. - When: Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. - Where: Shady Rest Country Club. - How to participate: Fill out the online survey on the township website or attend in person. - Participation so far: Heisy said there were "over 120" survey responses at the time of the recording (approximate).
The township did not provide a year for the Sept. 30 meeting in the recording; residents should check the Scotch Plains township website or the posted flyer for any additional scheduling details and updates.
