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From: JSutcliffe2005 (JSutcliffe2005comcast.net) | |
Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 10:48:35 -0800 (PST) |
Hello - In our January meeting, a decision was reached and written on paper in front of the room. The minutes were distributed with the decision as made in the meeting however the relevant proposal had different wording (the decision said, "adult" and the proposal said, "12yo and older"). That discrepancy was brought to the attention of the minute taker and he changed the decision to reflect the proposal's language. At the February meeting, the Jan. minutes were approved with the change to the decision. (Only 2 of the 8 people at the January meeting were among the 8 people at the February meeting - one was the facilitator and the other took notes) Now we are coming up to our March meeting and there is disagreement over whether this is a 'procedural issue' with a proposal to return to the original January decision OR a time to re-visit the topic of the original proposal and re-hash it since there is dissatisfaction with it OR a 'too bad' the Feb. crew approved the Jan. minutes, period. OR......??? Experiences? Thoughts? Thank you, Jane Catoctin Creek Village Loudoun County, VA http://www.proximitycohousing.com/
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consensus process - decisions/changes JSutcliffe2005, March 10 2006
- Re: consensus process - decisions/changes Sharon Villines, March 10 2006
- Re: consensus process - decisions/changes Michael Barrett, March 10 2006
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Re: consensus process - decisions/changes Tree Bressen, March 10 2006
- RE: consensus process - decisions/changes Rob Sandelin, March 11 2006
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Re: consensus process - decisions/changes Tree Bressen, March 10 2006
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