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Merrimac Green Advisory Committee to consolidate survey suggestions, will post minutes online
Summary
At its Nov. 25 meeting, the Merrimac Green Advisory Committee approved minutes and a mission statement, agreed to consolidate members' community-survey suggestions for presentation at the next meeting, and recorded that Alyssa Sexton will post minutes and agendas on the town website.
The Merrimac Green Advisory Committee approved its Oct. 28 meeting minutes and a mission statement during its Nov. 25 meeting at the Merrimac Police Department community room.
Committee members agreed to consolidate survey suggestions submitted by three members into a single draft to be presented at the committee’s next meeting. The minutes record that the committee will continue working on combining those suggestions and did not specify who will lead the consolidation or a deadline for completion.
The minutes note that Alyssa Sexton will be able to post future meeting minutes and agendas on the Town website; the record does not identify a job title or department for Sexton. Committee members also recorded a plan to seek input on survey design and questions from Selectboard liaison Rob Gustison and from “Ed” at the Light Department to ensure the committee’s questions reflect town priorities and technical constraints.
The minutes do not include mover/second details or vote tallies for the approvals. The committee’s next steps, as recorded, are to consolidate the survey suggestions and present the consolidated draft at the next meeting.
