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APPENDIX ENERGY CITY COMMISSION <br /> INTERVIEWS <br /> Energy City Commission Member Five <br /> Matt: Hi,this is Matt Crandall with the University of St. Thomas. <br /> Commission Member: Good morning,how are you doing today? <br /> Matt:Good,and you? <br /> Commission Member: Good,thank you. <br /> Matt: Great,well just to recap, I am here with my team now, and we are working with Tom <br /> and Amanda on Energy City and its role. We have a few questions for you and,if you do not <br /> mind,we will be taking notes. <br /> Commission Member: No,that is just fine. <br /> Matt:Great,Kallie will be asking you the questions. <br /> Kallie: Hi, it's Kallie. Thank you again for speaking with us. We have a few questions for <br /> you today.Just to start,how did you become involved with the Energy City Commission. <br /> Well I've been to only one meeting so far, but I've been on the City Council. I have a non-voting <br /> situation. I am a liaison to the Energy City Commission, and we rotate that every couple years. <br /> Previously, I was the liaison to the Library Board. We have a LEED library building here in Elk <br /> River. It is a $3 million venture that we paid-off last year. The other assignment that I had was on <br /> the Heritage Preservation Commission. Nonetheless, I am a rookie with my assignment with the <br /> Energy Commission. I traveled to Roseville to work for many years and so the City activity was <br /> not at the forefront of my mind at the time, but since I have been retired, I have gotten more <br /> involved. <br /> Kallie: That's great, you certainly have a lot of experience. What do you see as the role of <br /> the Energy City Commission? <br /> 0 <br /> Page 83 ;� UNIVERSITY of ST.THOMAS <br /> �'_M_-AGY�C] <br /> Opus College of Business <br />