{"content":[{"text":"Minutes: Transition Sooke General Meeting","bbox":{"left":0.117688,"top":0.094419,"width":0.4142,"height":0.017677}},{"text":"April 7, 2021","bbox":{"left":0.548007,"top":0.094419,"width":0.11894999999999989,"height":0.017677}},{"text":"Members Present: \n Susan Belford (facilitator) \n Bernie Klassen \n Nina Cole \n Heather Phillips \n Chris Moss \n David Mallett","bbox":{"left":0.117688,"top":0.134192,"width":0.202652,"height":0.126011}},{"text":"Lily Mah-Sen (notes) \n Paula Johanson \n Yvonne Court \n Jack Gegenberg \n Lynn Moss","bbox":{"left":0.411928,"top":0.152525,"width":0.16323300000000002,"height":0.089332}},{"text":"Alan Dolan \n Jo Phillips \n Dave Court \n Hester Vair \n Gord Wallace","bbox":{"left":0.70616,"top":0.152525,"width":0.10736400000000001,"height":0.089332}},{"text":"1.","bbox":{"left":0.1471,"top":0.281982,"width":0.01475399999999999,"height":0.015151999999999999}},{"text":"Territorial Acknowledgement and Introductions","bbox":{"left":0.176552,"top":0.281982,"width":0.379009,"height":0.015151999999999999}},{"text":"2.","bbox":{"left":0.1471,"top":0.318914,"width":0.01475399999999999,"height":0.015151999999999999}},{"text":"Agenda approved as presented","bbox":{"left":0.176552,"top":0.318914,"width":0.248224,"height":0.015151999999999999}},{"text":"3.","bbox":{"left":0.1471,"top":0.356187,"width":0.01475399999999999,"height":0.015151999999999999}},{"text":"Action Items from previous meeting: none","bbox":{"left":0.176552,"top":0.356187,"width":0.341149,"height":0.015151999999999999}},{"text":"4.","bbox":{"left":0.1471,"top":0.393119,"width":0.01475399999999999,"height":0.015151999999999999}},{"text":"Treasurer’s Report (see attached) \n Moved by Lily/ Seconded by Lynn “to accept the Treasurer’s Report as presented.” \n Carried","bbox":{"left":0.176552,"top":0.393119,"width":0.656692,"height":0.05208400000000002}},{"text":"5.","bbox":{"left":0.1471,"top":0.467008,"width":0.01475399999999999,"height":0.015151999999999999}},{"text":"Update on BC-CEN. Lily gave an update on the formation of the BC Climate Emergency \n Network. The purpose of BC-CEN will be “to serve, support, amplify and promote the \n climate action work of its member organizations”. The elected Board will be made up of \n 13 members, with 2 spots reserved for individuals from the First Nations. Teams are \n working on drafting the Vision and Mission statements, filing the network as a society, \n setting up a learning hub, membership base, website, social media platforms, engaging \n with First Nations communities, and drafting a list of priorities (10-Pt Plan).","bbox":{"left":0.176552,"top":0.467008,"width":0.702882,"height":0.1263010000000001}},{"text":"On March 27, BC-CEN held an all-assembly meeting to review progress to date and to \n develop a list of priorities, attended by Yvonne and Lily. Priorities raised were organized \n into 10 points: \n i. Overall goals for GHG reduction from 2007 levels: 60% reduction by 2030; 80% \n reduction by 2035; and 100% by 2040. \n ii. Transportation: reduce no. of gas-emitting vehicles, accelerate active transportation \n (25% of BC pop will walk or cycle as main mode of transport by 2040), “green” \n transportation (public transport). \n iii. Fossil Fuels: end coal mining and exports by 2025; end oil and natural gas by 2030; \n withdraw all government support to LNG. \n iv. Buildings: Establish Retrofit BC as new public corporation to fund the cost of helping \n people retrofit existing buildings; no more gas heating for new buildings; support to \n build more affordable housing \n v. Jobs and the Economy: create good jobs guarantee to protect all workers affected in \n the transition to renewable energy","bbox":{"left":0.175735,"top":0.615088,"width":0.705567,"height":0.27408500000000013}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}