Documentation is kept in the City's WebLink archives, http://weblink.cityoftybee.org/weblink/0/fol/599/Row1.aspx. BTF was chartered by the City Council for the purpose of promoting the health, safety, morals, convenience, order, prosperity and general welfare of the City and to provide recommendations to the Mayor and Council of the City regarding issues affecting the beach including but not limited to beach erosion and renourishment. The Task Force shall… (a) Promote beach preservation & maintenance (b) Promote beach renourishment (c) Promote prevention of shoreline erosion (d) Serve as a consultant body on beach & shoreline issues (e) Assist other entities in promoting the preservation of the ecology & natural beauty of Tybee Island (f) Report on Task recommendations to the Mayor & Council. (g) Perform other, related duties as may be directed by the Mayor & Council or City Manager (h) Lobby state & federal entities on behalf of Tybee's beaches.

City Council Workshop

Fresh Local Georgia Shrimp Dinner! Fried Shrimp, Fries, Hushpuppies, Slaw

Panelists: Dr. Clark Alexander (Director, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography) Deatre Denion (WaterFirst Coordinator, Dept. of Community Affairs) Kevin Clark (Executive Director, Ga. Environmental Finance Authority) Mayor Jason Buelterman (City of Tybee Island) Potluck Dinner and Program Free and Open to the Public Agenda 6:30 Arrival/Welcome 6:40 Dinner 7:05 Panel Program Facilitator: Dr. Rebecca Setliff “Where do we get our water and why should we worry?” Dr. Clark Alexander (Director, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography) “What has Tybee done right to manage water resources? What’s next to take on?” Deatre Denion (WaterFirst, Dept. of Community Affairs) “History, Status, and Future of the Well?” Kevin Clark (Executive Director, Ga. Environmental Finance Authority) Jason Buelterman (Mayor, Tybee Island) “What can the City of Tybee, Businesses, and Residents do to be part of the solution?” Panel Discussion 8:10 Final Questions and Comments 8:30 Adjourn