Williamsburg Energy Committee endorsed the narrowly passed Specialized Stretch Code and advanced Climate Leader designation. The Committee, meeting June 8, discussed the Town Meeting vote that approved the code by 18 votes and committed to expanded public education on climate initiatives. The town
Energy Committee coordinated Stretch Code outreach for June 1 Town Meeting vote. Members distributed 75 to 100 fact sheets at the recycling center and planned additional distribution at the Town Meeting Preview Forum and the meeting itself, emphasizing financial benefits and grant eligibility for
Williamsburg Energy Committee presented Specialized Stretch Code ahead of June 1 vote. Members Adin Maynard (Chair), Mimi Kaplan, Robert Longley, and Richard Guzowski outlined new construction requirements based on building size and fuel type, clarifying the code does not affect existing homes or
Energy Committee moved toward a June 1 Town Meeting vote on the Specialized Stretch Code. The Committee submitted warrant documents and scheduled a May 4 public information session. It also addressed a 60,000 dollar Green Communities Grant for Dunphy School controls optimization awaiting Department
Williamsburg Energy Committee approved $60,000 budget for a Dunphy School green energy project. The committee confirmed the budget for the school's Green Community Awards project, which includes controls optimization work. Members advanced plans for a public listening session on building codes and
Williamsburg Energy Committee discussed Specialized Stretch Code warrant addition and advanced fleet electrification planning. The Committee agreed to prepare internal talking points and a public outreach strategy for the Stretch Code, which requires Select Board approval and a 45-day advance
Williamsburg Energy Committee advanced municipal building retrofits and green school grant applications. The Committee approved a $1.2 million heating and cooling upgrade proposal for Meekins Library as worthy of grant funding pursuit. The Committee is pursuing two decarbonization grants for
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