Pending Proposals

Proposals that have not been voted upon yet; ready for review/ vote at upcoming meeting

Shelf Awareness

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Shelf Awareness 

Person or group submitting

Proposal History

Motivation (why are you proposing this?)

Proposal summary

Details

Background info

N/A

Group(s) this proposal will affect

Everyone will receive a shelf and will be either unaffected or positively impacted. People who
use the shelves for personal junk storage will be negatively impacted.

Labor required

Printing of groups' own palm cards may require a small amount of labor from groups or from the
library stewardship committee.

Individual or group doing labor

The library stewardship committee will directly reach out to each group to communicate needs
and ideas and support them with organization.

Money required

$0

Proposal Description (and variations)

Worm Bin

Proposal Title 

Person or group submitting

Proposal History

Motivation (why are you proposing this?)

Proposal summary

Details

Background info

Any background info needed to understand function of proposal

Group(s) this proposal will affect

List of groups or people this affects

Labor required

Labor that will be needed, initial and ongoing. List the tasks that will be involved

Individual or group doing labor

Who will do the work required to enact this?

Money required

Does it cost anything? Will it cost anything in the future?

Proposal Description (and variations)

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RC Compost Proposal

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Person or group submitting

Proposal History

Motivation (why are you proposing this?)

Proposal summary

Details

Background info

We want to divert food waste at RC from the trash, which can also help reduce pests. Rather than accumulating a large amount of compost that RC pays to have collected, or that goes to the poop incinerator, we could take our compost to community gardens during various open hours. Instead of collecting the compost in large containers that are heavy, we can have a group of smaller stackable units that are easy for 1 person to take in a milk crate on a bike.

Group(s) this proposal will affect

Pantry, Dinners, CSA,Facilities

Labor required

-Charlie will: Buy 5 gallon buckets with screw-top lids for compost collection (with RC funds? or can contribute?) / Type, print and laminate collection instructions and adhere them to each compost bucket along with info of drop-off locations and hours and RC bucket return. / Consult with Pantry, Dinners, CSA, Facilities on weekly compost quantity to determine how many buckets to buy and details for collection instructions. / Create printed signage and digital text to communicate in appropriate chats etc about new compost procedure. / Communicate with Pantry, Dinners, CSA, Facilities, Basement about where to “store” empty buckets.

-RC members/users who eat food will: Divert appropriate food waste from trash to compost buckets located near the kitchen and pantry (or a single site agreed upon by parties)

-RC members (including Charlie) will: Create a pool of compost fairies to drop-off compost in a timely manner at locations that are convenient for them. Compost Fairies should be regular RC visitors so that the buckets get returned within a few days (there will be a few extra buckets so that we don’t run out, but not so many that they become annoying to store.

Individual or group doing labor

Charlie / Pantry?

Money required

Buy 5-gallon buckets with screw top lids ($11 for each bucket/lid combo) Total of 10 = $110

Proposal Description (and variations)

Compost will get collected in secure 5-gallon buckets. The buckets will be labeled with compost instructions. As the buckets are filled, compost fairies will take them to be emptied at one of the sites listed on the bucket. Buckets will be cleaned and returned in a timely manner.