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Deep River pursues EV charger expansion, schedules waste-facility tour and notes net-zero school discussion
Summary
The committee asked Jeff to get analysis and portal access help from Loop (the town’s EV vendor) and requested proposals for two to three additional sites; members also scheduled a June 5 tour of a Berlin waste processing facility (limit 15) and heard a report on architects’ consideration of a net-zero option for potential school consolidation.
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Jeff reported that the town’s Loop EV charging vendor account will be analyzed to help Carol, the account owner, regain access to the Loop web portal; the committee also requested proposals from the vendor for an additional two to three sites.
Under new business, Jim said he will organize a June 5, 9 a.m. tour of the Berlin waste processing facility; the trip is limited to 15 people and open to Sustainable committees from three towns. Jim also reported attending an architectural meeting on school consolidation and said the architects discussed the possibility that a new consolidated school could be net-zero compared with renovating an existing structure. Committee members closed by noting that Earth Day 2026 had been well attended and that materials were well presented to the community. The committee adjourned at 6:15 p.m.
The committee deferred approval of the February and March minutes for one month to allow further discussion; the minutes entry did not record a mover, second, or vote tally in the meeting text.
