Subject: Re: how to get involved with advisory boards
From: Amy Ryan
Date: 4/3/21, 1:12 PM
To: Jon Mitchell 

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Subject: Re: how to get involved with advisory boards
From: Amy Ryan <aryan@townofchapelhill.org>
Date: 4/3/21, 1:12 PM
To: Jon Mitchell <capt.jdm@gmail.com>

Hi Jon:

I'd love to talk to you about strategies for joining an advisory board. I'm out of town until Sunday night but could talk next week sometime.

Monday afternoon/evening or anytime Tuesday would work, or suggest a time later in the week if that's better for you.

Amy

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From: Jon Mitchell <capt.jdm@gmail.com>
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Hi Amy,

You'll be pleased to know that I'm not writing about Aura! Instead, I'm interested in your perspective and advice on getting involved with Town advisory boards. I recently submitted an application for the Planning Board and the TCAB, knowing full well that the former is very competitive and therefore a long shot. I have no special experience in city planning or related fields, but I've been a lawyer for 15 years and can contribute that skill set. I'm not looking to push any particular agenda except to get involved and help the Town make thoughtful decisions.

Do you have any suggestions for someone in my position hoping to get involved? Happy to chat on the phone anytime, or feel free to email.

Best,
Jon
(917) 940-5712