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It is probably completely up to the Board to decide. I had thought to provide the Board with any viable plan that may have arisen out of the meeting. Given the few in attendance and the lack of online discussion, I think the Board may have all the information it needs to make the first of a series of decisions about the bus; namely, do we want to keep it?
The problem I see with trying to do anything interesting with the electric bus is that we don’t have the space for it. Unless we can solve that problem real soon now, I don’t see how you get any further with the bus.
Maybe we need to start a list of all the interesting ideas that die for lack of space over the next couple years - just in case there’s anyone left who doesn’t think space is a huge issue…
David’s spray paint class definitely died for lack of a paint booth. That’s the only project I’d put on the list though. Nobody worked on it when Logan donated space, it didn’t become amazing when it had the whole metalshop area, and attendance at this meeting wasn’t great.
Raise your (virtual) hand if you’d be really excited to work on this bus, if only we had a beautiful garage?
Regarding a possible board decision - what is the proposal from the special projects committee lead? I want to avoid using the board as “well nobody knows what to do so let’s make the board decide” formula.