Fairhope, Alabama
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ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE MEETS
The newly appointed Knoll Park members of the city's Environmental Advisory Committee failed to show up for this morning's regularly scheduled meeting; only four of the committee's other regular members attended (two of them city employees).
The meeting adjourned after 15 minutes due to lacking a quorum.
The new members were appointed by the city council last month to continue working on the natural eco-system restoration project underway there.
According to City Clerk Hanks, the sub-committee may meet independently, but only after announcing it publicly beforehand.
Update: A day after this meeting, Hanks announced the Knoll Park group will be meeting on March 21 at 1PM in the Delchamps Room.
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE MEETS
The newly appointed Knoll Park members of the city's Environmental Advisory Committee failed to show up for this morning's regularly scheduled meeting; only four of the committee's other regular members attended (two of them city employees).
The meeting adjourned after 15 minutes due to lacking a quorum.
The new members were appointed by the city council last month to continue working on the natural eco-system restoration project underway there.
According to City Clerk Hanks, the sub-committee may meet independently, but only after announcing it publicly beforehand.
Update: A day after this meeting, Hanks announced the Knoll Park group will be meeting on March 21 at 1PM in the Delchamps Room.
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