Discussion boards

getting involved in the community board meeting to share the impacts the issue has on the community. According to NYC (2016), Community board plays an important role in providing quality of life for all the residents of New York City by utilizing a democratic approach to involve public participation, consensus building and create a positive local change. To further analyze the importance of community board meeting, this paper will identify the purpose of a community board meeting that I have attended

Responsibility I. ABSTRACT Mr. James Elliott, CEO and Chairman of Byte Products, Inc., presents his recommendation to the Board of Directors to purchase an existing plant in Plainville as a temporary plant until the new one is online in 3 years. All on the Board except one (10–1) seem to favor the proposal. What ensues is the discussion between Elliott and Kevin Williams, board member, over the proposal to purchase a plant with the intention of closing it in 3 years. Byte Products has three existing

Chris Surfus PADM-6400 Creating the Future: Board Meeting Observation Organization Introduction Creating the Future is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has an exempt purpose that is educational to support improving the lives of others on an individual and collective level. While “living well” is a broad goal, the organization specifically focuses on change and leadership research and development, educational activities, demonstrating, and convening as the four pillars of its mission. These

A regular meeting of the Board of Directors of La Habra Heights County Water District was held on July 14, 2015, at 4:05 p.m., at the office of the District, located at 1271 North Hacienda Road, La Habra Heights. Item 1. Roll call of Directors by Secretary/General Manager, Michael Gualtieri. PRESENT: Directors Cooke, McClish, McVicar and Wilson ABSENT: Director Perumean Staff members and others present. Item 2. Staff: Michael Gualtieri, Secretary/General Manager. Others present: Michael

DISCUSSION: Mike Jones, Director, Tuscarawas County Metropolitan Sewer District (TCMSD) was present to discuss upcoming applications with the Ohio Public Works Commission (OPWC). Mr. Jones discussed the Zoarville Waterline Transmission Project. The Zoarville Waterworks company currently operates a small water system that serves about 53 customers in the unincorporated community of Zoarville. Earlier this year, Mr. Jones was approached by the Zoarville Waterworks to discuss the possibility of turning

actual hover board but the self-balancing scooter (cnet.com), commonly known as the hover board, is the closest we got. During the 2015 Christmas season the hover board was on everyone’s Christmas list, one being sold every 12 seconds during the Christmas season. Then, what everyone knows by now, is they were known to burst into flames caused by a battery issue. Many people were seriously injured from the boards. This lead to a lot of restrictions or outright banning of the boards from various

property-taxes The Octorara Board of Directors and Finance Committee met on Monday, September 19, 2016. All Board members were in attendance. Debt Refinancing This is a wonderful opportunity to remind people if all you do is either attend the Board Meetings (the 3 or 4 of you) or watch the videos, you are missing 95% of the discussions and information. Yes, Mr. Ganow did mention the Debt Refinancing in the Facilities Committee Report, but you received very little of the information detail. This

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STANDARD TWO: PLANNING AND EVALUATION The University carries out its mission to students, businesses, and communities by employing comprehensive and broad-based planning and evaluation activities. Academic planning and evaluation efforts involve and engage all Academic Program Managers (APMs) / Academic Directors, the Director of Assessment, the Deans and the Provost, as well as representatives from divisions beyond Academic Affairs. Evaluation activities are supported through the budget planning/

Otsego 2000 held their bi-monthly Board of Trustees meeting. The meeting promptly began at 6pm, and was officially called to order by the Board president, Nicole Dillingham. The Board President as well as Ellen Pope, the Otsego 2000 Director jointly ran the meeting. It appeared they had similar goals and worked well together. As expected the first order of business was to approve the minutes from the last meeting. The motion was made, seconded and all were in favor. A Board member, not the treasurer, took