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[Richard Wade <wade@coac.es>]

Keith, That is just great work!! And we can all be proud of you!!!! Is
Bloomington different or is this happening in other small cities as
well, I mean on a significant level. Here in Tarragona we've still got a
lot to do to get this kind of stuff together.
Let us know how the plot unfolds.


Keith Johnson wrote:
> Peter Bane and I have been proud to contribute to this document. Perhaps 
> you can use it as a template for YOUR Community Transition Plan....
> http://bloomington.in.gov/media/media/application/pdf/6046.pdf
> //Redefining Prosperity: Energy Descent and Community Resilience/ 
> <http://bloomington.in.gov/media/media/application/pdf/6046.pdf>
> /
>
> The specific charge of the Task Force is to acquire and study current 
> and credible data; seek community feedback; coordinate efforts with 
> other governmental agencies; work to educate the community; and, to 
> develop a /Bloomington Peak Oil Task Force Report/ for approval by the 
> Mayor and Common Council outlining strategies the City and community 
> might pursue to mitigate the effect of declining fuel supplies in areas 
> including, but not limited to: transportation, municipal services, 
> energy production and consumption, food security, water and wastewater. 
> The Task Force is required to present its /Report/ to the Mayor and 
> Council for approval. Once the /Report/ is approved, the Task Force will 
> expire unless renewed by resolution.
>
> Members of the Bloomington Peak Oil Task Force include: Peter Bane, Gary 
> Charbonneau, Clay Fuqua, Christine Glaser, Stephanie Kimball, Dave Rollo 
> (Chair) and Greg Travis.
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