Change Summary

On Jul 22, 2021 10:41 AM EDT Grace Bannasch changed a meeting of Recreation Committee as follows:

• Meeting agenda changed from

  1 Discuss possible ramifications of construction on a library on the garden and develop preliminary strategies for each of those ramifications
  2 Wait to move forward with our own construction and marketing plans until we have more information
  3 Proceed  with creating a contract with the Community Preservation Committee for the allocation & dispersal of funds
  4. Discuss asking Zoe at Ancient Pony Farm if she would be willing to give us a tour of her farm and an explanation of her sustainable agriculture methods.

  to

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  Meeting ID: 828 9239 4994
  Passcode: 218243
  Phone: +1 646 558 8656
  
  1 Discuss possible ramifications of construction on a library on the garden and develop preliminary strategies for each of those ramifications
  2 Wait to move forward with our own construction and marketing plans until we have more information
  3 Proceed  with creating a contract with the Community Preservation Committee for the allocation & dispersal of funds
  4. Discuss asking Zoe at Ancient Pony Farm if she would be willing to give us a tour of her farm and an explanation of her sustainable agriculture methods.

So that the meeting notice now reads:

Information for Meeting of Recreation Committee
Tuesday Jul 27, 2021 7:00 PM EDT

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82892394994?pwd=ZVAwZVBNbzZpMUFSV1hkY05oMWVUZz09

Meeting ID: 828 9239 4994
Passcode: 218243
Phone: +1 646 558 8656

1 Discuss possible ramifications of construction on a library on the garden and develop preliminary strategies for each of those ramifications
2 Wait to move forward with our own construction and marketing plans until we have more information
3 Proceed  with creating a contract with the Community Preservation Committee for the allocation & dispersal of funds
4. Discuss asking Zoe at Ancient Pony Farm if she would be willing to give us a tour of her farm and an explanation of her sustainable agriculture methods.