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Committee reviews consolidated scoring matrix, considers NH WAP weighting
Summary
Members reviewed a three‑page consolidated matrix that maps categories from four prior efforts and discussed treating the New Hampshire Wildlife Action Plan as a separate input with distinct weighting.
On May 19, Dwight Emery presented a three‑page packet that consolidates priority categories across four prior efforts: UVSLT Priority planning, the LRCT Delphi, TCC 2007, and SPNHF. Page 1 shows a proposed matrix mapping the groups' categories into a single set; Page 2 contains an infographic visualizing parts of the matrix; Page 3 explores treating the NH Wildlife Action Plan (NH WAP) as its own category.
Emery said he experimented with an AI‑generated priority ranking but asked members to ignore that automated ranking for now. The group discussed weighting options, including an informal idea to treat WAP as roughly one‑third of a property's score while giving two‑thirds to the combined scoring matrix. Members agreed to draft short rationales for each selected category and a second level of subcategories to avoid deep sub‑sub categorization.
