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Richmond Climate Smart Task Force readies application, needs signed resolutions and supporting docs
Summary
The Richmond Climate Smart Task Force verified progress on actions for the Climate Smart Communities application due in April, identifying several unsigned resolutions and missing documentation that must be uploaded for the town to reach 98 of 120 points.
The Climate Smart Task Force met on March 19, 2025, to finalize edits and assemble supporting documents for the town’s Climate Smart Communities application, which the group is preparing to submit in early April.
Rachel Scudder, Sustainability Planner and Climate Smart Coordinator, led an audit of the application and told the group that several items are marked complete in the application but lack properly signed supporting documents. She said unsigned resolutions must be re-uploaded and that a membership list with Town Supervisor Daryl Marshall’s signature is needed as an executive memorandum.
The task force flagged multiple point-bearing items that can be completed by uploading receipts, quotes, meeting minutes, and photos. Rachel estimated that, if the requested edits and uploads are made, Richmond would have 98 of 120 points and two of three priority actions complete for the award application.
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