[0:00] It is now 7 o'clock in the Twinsburg Government Center and I will call this

[0:04] meeting to order. Uh remember we have to turn our mics on hitting the button to

[0:07] make it green. Uh we'll do roll call here. We will start down here with

[0:11] Shantanu. >> Shantanu Pay.

[0:16] » John MacArthur present. >> Jonah Pashette present.

[0:19] » Gina Hutter present. >> Michael Walton present.

[0:23] » Helen Mings present. >> Patrick Jeffers present.

[0:28] » And David Post is present. But he's up getting agendas.

[0:31] » I was just looking to see if there was any

[0:33] » if anyone got um copies of >> I mean they were sent out and I have

[0:37] mine on my phone. >> I know. Are they normally hear them?

[0:40] » Usually that's okay. >> It's okay.

[0:43] » And then next we move on to the approval of the minutes. We need to approve both

[0:46] the October and the February minutes. Are there any changes that need to be

[0:50] made to the October minutes? >> Are there any changes that need to be

[0:54] made to the February minutes? Then I would entertain a motion that we

[0:59] accept both the October and February minutes as submitted. Is there a

[1:04] [clears throat] second? >> Second.

[1:05] » Seconded by Gina. >> All those in favor of approving the

[1:09] October and February minutes as submitted, please say I.

[1:13] » All oppose, please say nay. >> Both minutes for October and February

[1:17] are approved as submitted. Uh next there are presentations and I don't think we

[1:22] have anybody u there is nobody in the audience unfortunately for audience

[1:26] participation. So that brings us to commissioner reports. Um we will start

[1:33] want to start with Sean today. Why not go left or right?

[1:36] » Does Sean have anything today? >> Is your microphone on? Just want to make

[1:40] sure everyone's microphone. >> Yep. It's on.

[1:43] » John. >> Um I have nothing other than it's nice

[1:46] to be back and nice to see everyone. Wonderful. Um, I will give a a short

[1:50] commission report now because we have new business unfinished and

[1:53] miscellaneous later. [snorts] Um, just three quick things here. Summit E-waste,

[1:57] I know we've talked about that in the past. Uh, Summit E-Waste offers drop

[2:01] bins at the Metro Parks. Uh, one of them is located at the Liberty Park uh, Metro

[2:06] Park here in our city. And so if you wanted to recycle cables, monitors,

[2:10] batteries, laptops, and more, uh there is a drop off bin at the uh Liberty Park

[2:15] metrop parks along with a whole host of others. More locations have been added

[2:19] recently. >> It's always there. It's always there.

[2:22] » It is always there. It looks like it's year round. You could learn more at this

[2:25] link. I'm going to kind of try to annunciate as best as possible. It is

[2:30] bit t.

[2:34] SLSMP

[2:38] greener future. So bit.lyward

[2:44] slsMP greener future and you could learn more

[2:48] about it at that link. The next sort of thing on my report, I

[2:54] emailed it to all the commissioners, but it is the wastewater treatment plant

[2:57] tour. Um, after our last meeting, we we asked if I could go reach out to Nate

[3:01] about another tour. Um, working within his schedule, in the confines of his

[3:05] schedule. Uh, Wednesday, July 29th from 2 to 3:00 p.m. is is when he's free. And

[3:11] so, if you're able to make it, that's wonderful. But, as always, it's not

[3:15] required if you've been or or you know, you have other obligations. But

[3:18] Wednesday, July 29th, 2 to 3:00 p.m. at the wastewater treatment plant. We're

[3:24] trying to bring some other people, some community members. I think we set up to

[3:27] 10 people and that's what I told Nate. We'll have a sign up at our Earth Day

[3:31] Arbor Day event, but if you know of community members would like to come, by

[3:35] all means, you could either email me their name and we'll just kind of keep a

[3:38] running list going. That way, we could kind of keep that that going.

[3:42] » You could Did you um you could advertise that on um just Twinsburg Talk?

[3:47] » Absolutely, too. That's it's another >> on the social media pages.

[3:50] » It's another avenue. If we don't get enough people by our Aubberday Earth

[3:53] event, I'm sure we'll find >> Yeah. the 10 by then. But I want to see

[3:57] if we could get the sign up at that Earth Day Arbory event.

[4:00] » Are you capping it at 10? >> Uh that is what I told Nate. But if we

[4:03] have like an >> Cuz he'll do more.

[4:05] » Yeah, we have a crazy amount of people that want to do it. I I'm sure he'd be

[4:08] happy. >> Yeah, they do. I think tons of kids at

[4:10] one time. >> We're setting a smart goal here. Smart,

[4:13] you know. >> No, agree 100%. I'm just saying if you

[4:15] get more, I don't want you to cut people off.

[4:16] » No, absolutely. Absolutely. >> Um and then this is really not related,

[4:20] but the weather is starting to warm up and I've seen a lot of children out in

[4:24] the parks. um, you know, riding their bikes. With that said, just, you know,

[4:27] if you're out and about, make sure you're kind of watching your

[4:29] surroundings. And none of you would ever speed, so just make sure you're kind of

[4:32] watching that and, uh, cautioning your surroundings because again, more

[4:37] children are going to be out and about and so be cautious of that. Uh, that's

[4:40] all I have for my report. I'll talk later, you know, in miscellaneous, new

[4:44] business, all of that. So, we move on to Gina for her report. Um, I just wanted

[4:49] to say that I would love to have an insert in the mailer and I I started

[4:55] writing up some stuff and maybe we could meet at some point because you had

[4:58] mentioned that you wanted help with it. So, ideas welcome and um I need to get

[5:04] that to whom is it my contact and do we have approval

[5:10] for this to be put in as a as the mailer or added? Uh Jenny would be your

[5:15] » Jenny is the person >> your marketing contact

[5:18] » and is this something we need to get permission from council to pay for or

[5:22] anything like that budgeting wise >> our budget comes from Rebecc Rebecca

[5:25] Ziegler. >> Yeah.

[5:26] » So I you could add her on the email or ask Rebecca Zagler. I could send you her

[5:30] contact. But our budget comes from the >> cost is so minimal that I don't think

[5:35] you're going to get uh nobody's going to say no to an insert to do good for the

[5:40] community >> just to be sure. be sure to post.

[5:43] » No, I understand that. But I'm saying, but it's it sounds like it um feels good

[5:49] down there. Okay. >> Yeah, absolutely.

[5:51] » I wrote um something up. I'll share it. I'll email it to you and tell me what

[5:55] you think. >> Yeah. Perfect. Okay.

[5:58] » Anything else? >> No, that's all I'm working on.

[6:00] » All right, Michael. >> Nothing to report.

[6:02] » Absolutely. And then Helen, >> nothing to report.

[6:04] » All righty. And so with that, we now move on to uh council report. We'll

[6:09] start with you, Councilman Post. I I got nothing.

[6:12] » All right. >> I have nothing. I think uh you cover all

[6:15] the bases. >> I I appreciate that.

[6:17] » That's a compliment. >> So then we move on to our engineering

[6:19] report. >> Nothing to add right now. Excited to see

[6:21] your guys' trail maintenance project uh on the agenda. Think that sounds

[6:24] interesting. >> Well, that you could thank parks and

[6:26] rack for that. And your our conversations the last meeting reminded

[6:30] me that is something that helps with the you called it points I think for the

[6:35] » Yeah. Yeah. Or storm water annual report that we put in. So, I thought thought we

[6:39] could help out parks and wreck and combine the commission's efforts and

[6:42] work. Um, so with that, we now move on to unfinished business, new business,

[6:46] miscellaneous. I ask that we we talked about kind of three things. First being

[6:51] the award selection subcommittee. Uh, so we just solicited nominations for our

[6:56] good neighbor award. We had four or five nominees um this year come in and and we

[7:03] need to now have select three individuals to serve on that sort of

[7:06] subcommittee to narrow that four down to top two where then ultimately we as a

[7:11] commission would pick the top two at the next meeting if that's still the route

[7:15] we want to proceed as we had done last year. Uh, I know Virginia is not here,

[7:19] but she did want to be and serve on that little subcommittee like we did last

[7:24] year. And we could only have three of those members on a subcommittee because

[7:27] you do more than three. It becomes an open public meeting at that point in

[7:31] time. >> Well, I'd be willing. I'd like to serve

[7:34] on it as well like I did last year. >> So, we have Virginia, we have Helen.

[7:38] Would anybody else want to serve? >> John. All right. So, we have Virginia,

[7:44] Helen, and John. I'm okay with that. Is everybody else okay with that?

[7:51] » Shant new seconds that all in favor please say I.

[7:54] » I. >> I.

[7:55] » All opposed. All right. So, Virginia, Helen, and John. Uh, what I will do, I

[8:00] will blank out the names like I had done last year. And so, it just simply says

[8:04] name redacted, but you could then read the entire rest of the nominee form.

[8:08] I'll get the rubrics that we created last year out to the three of you. Um,

[8:13] and the three of you will coordinate Virginia, John, and Helen time to meet

[8:16] between now and before our next meeting to go through.

[8:19] » Okay. >> Score them, look at all that, and

[8:21] » you'll present kind of the top two scoring people back with us at our next

[8:25] meeting. >> That's awesome. All right. Um,

[8:30] are there any other questions or topics on that award award selection? Anything

[8:35] there from the commission? All right. So, then Earth Day, Arbor

[8:39] Day. Uh, I just had a couple updates. I wanted to see if the commission had any

[8:43] questions, if you guys had any ideas. Um, but I did end up ordering a couple

[8:47] of prizes and a small activity for us to to do at the commission. Um, they are

[8:53] in. I just asked Pat if he could hold on to them here in the office instead of,

[8:57] you know, us holding on to them until then. Um, but I am going to follow up

[9:02] with all the participants either this week or next and say, "Hey, we're a

[9:07] little over a month and a half out. Just want to confirm you're still attending.

[9:11] How many tables will you need? Here's the setup time. It's 9:00 a.m. to 11.

[9:15] Event runs 11 to 1 at the community center. Any questions? Uh it does seem

[9:21] there's a lot of eager participation. Um we've had Journey Church reached out

[9:28] to me and Director Bettinson asking if they could somehow find a way to get

[9:32] involved. They wanted to grill hot dogs and burgers and add add a sense of

[9:38] community and director Benton and I said that sounds wonderful. Um you just need

[9:43] to get a permit from the county to grill at an event like this. So it seems like

[9:48] they're moving forward with that and the Girl Scouts just reached out to me to

[9:52] talk about, you know, possibly tableabling to talk about their

[9:55] environmental badges and stuff like that. And I said we we would welcome any

[10:00] community partner and I did speak on behalf of our commission for that.

[10:03] » So is it 9 to 11 or is it 11 to 1? >> The event is 11 to 1.

[10:08] » Okay. >> But we're we're running setup. So setup

[10:11] is 9 to 11. Really setup is just putting up the the tables and making sure all

[10:16] that's set up there. >> What did we run last year?

[10:19] » We just had our table and the parks and recck department set all the tables up.

[10:23] They set everything up for us. We were just responsible for our table.

[10:27] What time did it run? >> Oh, last year it ran was it 10 to noon?

[10:32] » 10 to noon. >> 10 to noon, I think.

[10:34] » Okay. That's why we went >> We went We pushed it an hour back. Yes.

[10:37] » Because of people were came in late. >> Yes. Yeah.

[10:40] » That was that was Yeah. >> I just wanted to make sure it was later

[10:45] than last year. >> Yes. Yeah. Because last year all the

[10:48] people came in like the last hour and we thought maybe it was just too early. So,

[10:53] we pushed it from that 11 to one. If [snorts] it's super busy and it works

[10:57] wonderful this year, next year we could talk about expanding the time because it

[11:01] doesn't have to be two hours. But we figure let's start with two and see how

[11:05] it works. >> But are there any questions, any

[11:08] concerns? Anything else Arbor Day Earth Day related? [snorts]

[11:13] » No. All right. And then the last thing um is the trail cleanup with parks and

[11:17] wreck. Uh I got a message from director Benson and Andy. He is a member of the

[11:22] parks and recck commission. He wanted to he had an idea in their commission

[11:26] meeting about uh doing a trail cleanup and I believe Councilman Post attended

[11:32] this so if I miss anything or or you know misquote him Post can correct me

[11:36] but they'd like to do a trail cleanup around the city of Twinsburg. They

[11:40] talked about combining it with Arbor Day. Personally I think that might be

[11:44] too much in one day um to try and combine a trail cleanup with Arbor Day

[11:48] and I think it might be better to do it after the fact so we could get more

[11:52] community members involved. That's my personal opinion, but he's thinking

[11:56] about cleaning up downed branches, picking up trash, dealing with overgrown

[12:01] brush, and then ultimately repainting and blazing the trail. He his idea is

[12:06] either a oneanddone scenario where you do like, I don't know, a park or all of

[12:11] the trails at once or a single trail at a time. And this becomes a sort of

[12:16] repeating recurrent event. Um, TNHA Virginia had said she'd be happy to help

[12:22] and TNHA could have would be happy to volunteer. Um, but that's all I sort of

[12:27] have here and I told Andy and Director Benton said I'd bring it to us as a

[12:30] commission to hear your thoughts. >> Well, my husband's on the rec board, the

[12:36] commission. So, he also was telling me about it and um I'm like, "Yeah, if if

[12:42] we don't do it, I'll help you." So, sounds good to us. It's fine with us.

[12:48] Yeah. >> Do we?

[12:49] » But I thought they picked a different day. I I don't remember. I thought I he

[12:55] they had a different day picked. >> Yeah. My my email with him, he said it

[13:00] was originally about Arbor Day, Earth Day. Um

[13:04] and possibly combining it. And I I simply responded, I'll talk with the

[13:08] commission, but it might be too much to combine it with that one day.

[13:11] » I think about a different day. Um because we're doing that Arbor Day in

[13:15] April. Yes, April 25th. >> Why couldn't we pick some May, June?

[13:20] » May, June. That was my thought as well. Especially if you want to get the

[13:24] community involved. It's a lot to ask the community to come to our event and

[13:27] then later >> to come back out to also clean up the

[13:31] trail. >> And if we're doing one thing, that

[13:34] doesn't mean we can do two things simultaneously,

[13:36] » right? >> Um, and who knows what the weather is a

[13:39] lot more sketchy in April in Cleveland than if we postponed it a couple weeks.

[13:44] We can advertise it at Arbor Day. >> Absolutely.

[13:47] » Um I I think get the word out there because you have similar people.

[13:53] » I think they just have to decide what they want though.

[13:56] » I mean there's multiple trails. Are you going to pick a group and assign them a

[14:00] trail? Are you going to focus on one trail?

[14:02] » Right. >> They just have to decide what they want.

[14:04] » It sounds like they're going to take the lead on this and they just they we are

[14:08] and I always brag about us council councilman postass. We're a very active

[14:12] commission and so I believe they asked us because they can rely on us to help

[14:17] and show up and if we're able to and willing, they know we'd be there. Um,

[14:22] which is why I I wanted to see what our thoughts are. We wanted to do an allin

[14:26] one and done or if we want to make this maybe a recurring thing

[14:30] » with the parks recurring. >> I think it should be recurring.

[14:33] » Okay. >> I think it should be like we did our

[14:34] Arbor Day last year. Like maybe if they're starting this this year, pick

[14:39] one trail. Pick the trail that goes from Dodge over to Glenwood. That's a pretty

[14:44] long trail. There's stuff whatever they could do. Pick that. How well how does

[14:49] that work? And then decide, okay, we're going to maybe branch out. Maybe do two

[14:53] next year or something like that. >> Okay. So,

[14:57] » or even make it once a month in the summer.

[14:59] » Yeah. >> Or like the first Saturday of every

[15:01] month. Here's the trail, you know, that we're going to meet at. Come if you can.

[15:05] » Oh, I do like that. like a once a month trail cleanup doesn't sound terrible

[15:10] either because that way it's a come if you can.

[15:12] » Yeah. >> Also keeps it fresh in people's minds.

[15:14] » That's true. Yeah. It's a once a month advertise well in advance, but it's it's

[15:18] not too much where it's it's overburdening. I I like that. Um, I

[15:23] because I told Andy, obviously I can't volunteer the commission to to do

[15:27] everything and uh I I feel like I volunteer us for a lot of stuff in the

[15:31] community already, but I I told him I'd be happy to have this conversation and

[15:35] send back what we talk about. But it sounds like we're happy to to help out a

[15:40] little bit if we can and they just need to decide when it would be, but we would

[15:44] prefer May or June a recurring maybe once a month event. Am I Am I

[15:50] » hearing that right? That's good.

[15:52] » Starting in May, we'll advertise in >> the um Earth Day activity

[15:56] » or even beginning, mid and end of summer,

[15:59] » right? >> Both like even just three times for the

[16:02] whole season. >> Three time whole season

[16:04] » versus like five or six once a month. I think

[16:08] » you know three time middle and end is more than enough. I

[16:14] don't think you need >> absolutely

[16:16] » five for the whole I don't know. I'm just thinking alone.

[16:18] » Yeah. >> And certainly if 35 people come, you can

[16:20] say, "Hey, our second choice, anybody who has a car, if you're interested, go

[16:25] to this path or whatever. It's not that big of a deal."

[16:28] » Yeah, >> we'll figure it out.

[16:30] » So, okay, I will let Andy and Director Benton know that. Um, that brings us to

[16:35] the the remainder of kind of miscellaneous. Is there any other uh

[16:38] miscellaneous conversation items for new business? Alan, anything other

[16:43] miscellaneous? >> Nothing. Nothing that I can think of.

[16:47] » Michael, anything other miscellaneous? >> Nothing for me.

[16:49] » Gina, >> do we have a shredding day date?

[16:52] » We do. >> Can you tell me? Remind me so I can put

[16:55] it up. >> Is June 27th from 9:00 a.m. to noon at

[17:01] the public works department. There are two trucks. Yes, two trucks

[17:07] » on that same day. >> Nice.

[17:10] » So, >> last year want to make sure I get it

[17:12] right. >> And uh I did hear they are going to be

[17:15] planning on checking resident IDs uh at it this year. So make sure

[17:20] » Twinsburg residents only. So yes, >> we don't have uh people from neighboring

[17:24] communities filling up the trucks before Twinsburg residents are able to.

[17:27] » But June 27th, 9 to noon, public works, two trucks, resident IDs, no more than

[17:33] six bags or boxes if we're keeping standard from last year.

[17:38] » Um It was raining. We were just getting out

[17:43] of there. >> Anything else miscellaneous?

[17:47] » I don't think so. >> Councilman Post.

[17:50] » So, I I still think that uh it's a really good idea to advertise the

[17:55] schools. I'm not saying necessarily, Jonah, that you need to do it. Uh, but I

[17:59] really think that if we advertise in the schools for the Arbor Day event, you

[18:03] know, with just that flyer, my opinion, I think that that is a huge

[18:09] marketing grab to get the kids and their families. It's an easy way to get it out

[18:13] there. It's something for the mom to do with the kid in the morning. Um, the kid

[18:18] shows interest, then, you know, mom's going to bring the kid

[18:22] and really it's us educating the kids really, right? So, I I still think that

[18:26] that in my opinion is a is a score. Um, if you guys disagree, that's fine. But,

[18:32] if you were going to do that, you would need I don't know if we talked about

[18:35] last meeting. I don't know if there was anything from last meeting to this

[18:37] meeting. >> I'm just throwing out my two cents with

[18:40] that that I I >> I think that's easy because it's just

[18:44] » someone passes them out in schools. >> Does the commission Did you guys receive

[18:48] the flyer that was created for this event or was it just me and you on it?

[18:52] » No, just me. I didn't get a flyer. >> I will forward it to all of you.

[18:55] Director Bettinson of parks and wreck. She created the flyer for this event.

[18:58] And so >> it basically it's last year's recycle

[19:01] just logos changed, but it says, you know, environmental commission, parks

[19:04] and rack, watershed partners. It shows all the different partners for this

[19:08] event on the flyer. And so I'll forward that to you. I thought I sent it. I

[19:12] apologize. So >> did you add the new

[19:16] attendees like Girl Scouts and Journey Church?

[19:19] » No, it just has like I think the big four. So, like us, parks and rack,

[19:22] watershed, um, and I think Metro I think are the big four.

[19:26] » But it doesn't have all the tables listed of who's

[19:28] » it doesn't have every single one now. And I could easily go in if we wanted to

[19:32] and like add those in the top. >> No, it's not.

[19:34] » Don't we have the gardening club? >> Club. They're I think they're a big poll

[19:39] and >> they might be the fourth. They might be

[19:41] the fourth. Yeah, [clears throat] >> I know there's four for sure, but I will

[19:43] forward that to you and so forward to commission writing a note to myself. But

[19:48] that could be the flyer we just send right away to the schools. Start

[19:52] pre-made. >> Save some work.

[19:53] » And you guys don't have to do it. Again, that was just my suggestion.

[19:56] » Well, even if we just email it to the principles and the PTAs and we say,

[19:59] "Hey, >> event, can you get this out?" The word

[20:02] out, many of us on here work at schools. We

[20:05] know that that's a great way to get word out,

[20:07] » right, >> through PTA and the the principles.

[20:09] » Oh, I think yeah, that they can put it out. They could PTA could put it on

[20:14] their Facebook page. The principal at least a Will Cox

[20:18] she that he he sent she sends out um like once a week something a little

[20:23] thing or they could put it on parent square or whatever.

[20:27] » Right. So that's Thank you. That was that was a welltimed reminder. So

[20:32] » and and I have one more thing. Um I think when it comes to that trail

[20:36] cleanup I I think it is a great idea. Um you know I I know that you guys um you

[20:43] know not that there's a right or wrong. I I

[20:46] think that it would be okay to let parks and le wreck run that you guys are so

[20:50] involved in so many things and have your hands in so many things that you know I

[20:54] almost think like it's great that to invite you as it is related but you know

[20:59] maybe let them take the lead on it you know so that way they got their hands on

[21:05] something you guys got the good neighbors award you guys got this you

[21:08] got that you got all these things going on you've got all these events you've

[21:11] got I don't know I think that you know Absolutely. I

[21:16] » I would let them take the lead on it personally and then you guys can say,

[21:22] "Hey, when is it?" We'll be happy to show up because we just want to do it

[21:25] because we individually think it's a good idea.

[21:28] » You know, >> that's that's why I ask for feedback.

[21:31] I'll >> I'm giving you that's my feedback.

[21:33] » I'll let I'll let Andy know our our feedback, but like I said, it's I think

[21:37] Parks and Rack is taking the lead on this. We

[21:40] » I I volunteer for a lot as is in the fall, all the years, but this was their

[21:45] event. They they brought it forward. So, we'd be happy, I think, to help. We can,

[21:50] but I don't know that we need to run the trail cleanup. So,

[21:54] » yeah, >> just supporting it is different than

[21:57] running it. >> And if they can take our feedback, they

[21:59] don't have to, but I will provide it to >> invite you and if you're able, you show

[22:02] up. >> Yes.

[22:04] So again, happy I always happy to try to tell, but I will give them the feedback

[22:08] the commission that recurring event once a month and you know, probably not

[22:12] starting on a a Arbor Day because it's probably not the best day to start and

[22:16] if they take it, they take it. If they don't, they don't. So that's that's what

[22:20] I could do. Anything else, Councilman? >> That's it. I thank you.

[22:26] » Gina, did you have anything else miscellaneous?

[22:28] » No, I don't. >> I have nothing else miscellaneous, Sean.

[22:31] Anything else? Johnson. Nothing else. All right. So then we move on to

[22:35] excusing absent members. Uh I move that we excuse Virginia Schmidt. Is there a

[22:41] second? >> John seconds. All those in favor, please

[22:44] say I. >> I.

[22:45] » All oppose, please say nay. >> Virginia is excused. Our next meeting

[22:49] date is April 7th, 2026 at 7 p.m. And we as a commission will decide the good

[22:54] neighbor award out of the top two nominees. Um and before we adjourn,

[22:59] councilman post. Uh, I think for this commission, I wrote it down here. I I

[23:04] don't recall if everyone is returning um for I think some people's applications

[23:10] were up. Um, and so I just want to address that here just to bring it up

[23:14] real quick. I think that we're going to be starting interviews uh soon. The

[23:18] deadline was we extended the deadline already once. Whose terms are up? All

[23:24] right. And I don't I I think two of the three of you are returning. And was it

[23:28] Are all three of you planning on returning? I had turned it off.

[23:32] » I I applied >> three times I put it in.

[23:34] » Okay. Cuz I thought I saw that. I just wanted to bring it up cuz I thought I

[23:39] saw Sean knew that it said that I'm going to have to double check, but I

[23:43] thought I saw that it said that you were not reapplying unless I read that wrong.

[23:48] No, that's why I brought it. >> I couldn't apply for it. So, I sent an

[23:52] email and I they

[23:56] there was somebody I think either Shanner or somebody said they received

[23:59] my application because I tried submitting it then I tried signing in

[24:04] would let me. So, I sent an email. >> Okay. Then I'm going to have to go

[24:07] because I wrote notes on all the committees and who's coming back and I

[24:11] just want to bring it up to make sure that if you did want to return

[24:15] » that you did reply. I thought it was I I thought I saw you guys. I really was

[24:19] addressing that really to to you cuz I thought and I might have miss seen or

[24:24] maybe it was two weeks ago and maybe you did it in the last two weeks and maybe

[24:28] that was the difference. I just want to make sure

[24:30] » he had sent me an application about he had sent me an a text and I'm like look

[24:36] I tried applying and I sent an email through the website look

[24:41] » how do I get you know because I tried signing in I couldn't so

[24:46] » yeah so may maybe it's been within the past two weeks or I don't know

[24:53] » yeah maybe I'm I'm trying to find the email but it doesn't matter as long as

[24:56] you you replied to Shannon and she knows and she confirmed that you're good, then

[25:02] you're on. Well, then you have reapplied. Yes. I I just

[25:06] » like I said, I just wanted to make sure. >> Okay.

[25:09] » Cuz I thought I saw that not everybody responded.

[25:12] » I know those that deadline was extended till March

[25:16] 7th, something around there. >> I actually thought it was last Friday,

[25:19] but it might be but it might be this Friday, but I thought it was last

[25:22] Friday. Just two weeks from >> week.

[25:24] » Oh, might might have been. Okay. >> But we could always extend it.

[25:27] » Huh? It was Shannon Collins. >> Yeah, Shannon Collins is who you would

[25:31] reach out to. When did you reach out to her? Was it just recently?

[25:35] » Yeah, it was

[25:41] » trying to figure out. >> Okay. Well, if it was just this week,

[25:43] for example, that's probably >> February 7th or something.

[25:47] » Okay. We're We're all good then. Okay. >> All right.

[25:50] » We're all good. That's great. >> And any other miscellaneous?

[25:54] » No. >> All right. So, our next meeting date

[25:56] will be April 7th, 2026, 7 p.m. here in Twinsburg Government Center. We'll

[26:01] decide on the Good Neighbor Award there. Um, and then presented at council in the

[26:05] May uh meeting. I have to double check with council president Bellin, but I've

[26:10] spoken once with him. He seems, you know, okay with that again. Um, and so

[26:16] with that, we will adjourn the meeting at 7:26.

City of Twinsburg Environmental Commission - March 3, 2026

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