Final Script

[Allison Teeters]

Please review this script...especially the Century Park. I also have questions about calling up specific people. We want to be able to send this on to Robin and to Robbie Franklin tomorrow.

Many thanks to the committee for meeting this afternoon and editing this down. We will do a run through on Tuesday, at 2:00pm at the Foundry. Please come if you can.

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Allison Teeters
Executive Director
Keep Knoxville Beautiful, Inc.
PO Box 385
Knoxville, TN  37901
(865) 521-6957

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[Roy Arthur]

I think after all the hard work by Betsy primarily (Thanks Betsy!) we have a very fine script. I marked up one sentence in the final paragraph.

Roy

 

Roy A. Arthur

Knox County Watershed Coordinator

Knox County Stormwater Management

205 West Baxter avenue

Knoxville, TN 37917

 

roy.a...@knoxcounty.org

865-755-9053

 

Roy A. Arthur

Research Associate

Tennessee Water Resources Research Center

Institute for a Secure and Sustainable Environment

University of Tennessee

UT Conference Center Building, Suite 311

Knoxville, TN 37996-4134

 

Rarth...@aol.com

865-292-8948

[Mary Leidig]

Absolutely..I saw very little that I had a question about.

[Sean Vasington]

Edits are in color and strikeouts so you will need HTML view.

·         In addition to being responsible for the installation of 25 trees this year, we also gave away 700 trees at EarthFest that were donated to for use in Knox County by a firm from Nashville.  No one from Knox County claimed them so I did on our behalf.

·         Please complete the membership form that is with your program or go to our website if you would like to find out more information.  Mention Facebook and Twitter pages.

·         This property was brought to fruition by the talents of Johnson Architecture, Cannon and Cannon Engineering, and Carol R. Johnson and Associates.

·         We congratulate BarberMcMurray Architects, Land Development Solutions, Carol R. Johnson and Associates, and Johnson and Galyon on their collaborative effort with UT Heart Hospital.

·         Seven Islands Wildlife Refuge is managed jointly by Knox County Parks and Recreation and the Seven Islands Foundation.  No need to mention of Legacy Parks Foundation?

·         There will also be a link on the website so that you may enjoy the photos that we have taken tonight.  Reminder about membership forms.

 

Sean

 

Sean Vasington | C R J A

T: 865.522.2752  C: 865.773.2541

[Allison Teeters]

Sean,

I need your help making the link to Legacy Parks. Anik has your book and I am going to purchase one because I think it is a valuable resource. Thank you for letting me preview yours.