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Fwd: Flooring samples on Thursday
by High Street Cohousing 03 Jul '20

03 Jul '20

This Thursday at 7pm (before our first in-person meeting) Tim will bring flooring samples, including wool carpet, for people to look at and check their choices Samples from Mackenzie & Willis: Wool Carpet - Godfrey Hurst Ravine: - 0750 Pewter - 0540 Rift - 0580 Stonewall - 0550 Cobblestone - 0515 Crevice - 0510 Oatmeal Synthetic Carpet - Feltex Cable Bay - 0780 Coal - 0750 Pelorus - 0785 Drtmoor - 0765 Coles - 0595 Moana - 0770 Haven - 0745 Stone - 0740 Myer - 0735 Erie - 0430 Mahia - 0525 Omer - 0540 Cockle - 0110 Nikau D unit living Laminate Flooring - Godfrey Hurst Amor Classic - 720 Slate Grey Oak - 530 Elegant Oak - 750 Midnight Oak - 550 Vintage Oak - 700 Concrete Oak - 505 Parchment - 300 Classic Oak - 185 Dark Brown Oak - 100 White Oak - 510 Rustic Oak - Silver Grey Oak Ground floor in all but D units - Simplay - 2503 - American Oak - 2511 Natural Ash - 2512 Grey Ash - 2513 White Rustic Pine - 2514 Natural Rustic Pine - 2519 Brown Mystique Wood - 2520 Light Classic Oak - 2521 Medium Classic Oak Vinyl Option 1 - Granit Safe.T [image: 2020-06-10 13.11.26.jpg] Vinyl Option 2 - Robert Malcolm - Seduction - Austria Oak Brown - Austria Oak Light Natural - Austria Oak Warm Brown - Austria Oak Grey - Austria Oak Light Oak - Henna Grey - Henna Light Grey - Henna White - Prism Black - Outline Black - Outline Grey - Outline White - Outline Beige Vinyl Option 2 - Robert Malcolm - Belgo - Tempesta 594 - Tempesta 596 - Emilia 598 - Emilia 596 - Emilia 532 - Celeste T95 - Cappella 592 - Cappella 534 - Veneto 594 - Oslo 584

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Site meeting 3.7.20
by Rainer Beneke 03 Jul '20

03 Jul '20

Hi all Things are happening fast... The digger will be back next week to do more site-works in preparation for the laundry area. This will include trenching for the laundry services. It was proposed to have a working bee Saturday 11th July, when Bill the foreman will be on site, to shift the content of the brown shed into the common house. The bricks and timber stored outside should also be shifted. We are investigating how and where to. So the working bee might be a big one! More about it on Thursday’s meeting. Regards Rainer Please call me if you need an urgent reply. Rainer Beneke +64 21 144 7700

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UCOL minutes - 25 JUN 20 - final
by Warren Hurley 30 Jun '20

30 Jun '20

Hi All, Thanks to those who notified me of adjustments/corrections. Cheers Warren

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Fwd: Tickets to Songs for Humanity are now on sale - please forward to your friends
by Anne Thomson 29 Jun '20

29 Jun '20

With a small apology for using another mailing list for slightly spammy purposes - but this will be a beautiful concert, and a good way to celebrate being able to be together and listen to live performances. [image: Eventfinda1170x504.jpg] *Songs for Humanity* *Saturday 1 August 2020, 5:30 pm* *Knox Church* .Visit https://www.citychoirdunedin.org.nz/p/tickets.html for ticketing information. We dedicate this performance to the many thousands of people worldwide who have died in the COVID-19 pandemic. The music has been chosen for its message of hope, comfort and peace. The highlight of this concert is Gabriel Fauré’s popular and very human *Requiem *mass. Written in the late 19th century and purely ‘for the pleasure of it’, Fauré described his *Requiem* as a lullaby of death and of a happy deliverance, rather than a painful experience. With distinctive colour and expressive shaping, it is sensitive, passionate and uplifting. Two young and aspiring Dunedin soloists, Scott Bezett and Caroline Burchell, will join City Choir in this performance. Three contemporary works complete the programme. New Zealander Christopher Marshall’s *Pastorale*, a work for men’s voices and soprano solo, is a setting of Psalm 23, ‘The Lord is my shepherd’. Marshall has created a distinctive sound-world with strings, organ and shimmering vibraphone rhythms which provide a background to the men’s chorus and a soaring solo voice. *Song of the Universal*, composed by the Norwegian, Ola Gjeilo, is a work for women’s voices, strings and piano. Gjeilo is one of the most frequently performed contemporary choral composers. Now resident in the US, he creates a distinctive sound-world, evolving a style that is often described as cinematic and evocative, with a lush, harmonious sound. A prayer for ‘health, peace [and] salvation universal’ could not be more appropriate in these anxious times. Completing the programme is *Dona nobis pacem* (‘Grant us peace’) by the Latvian composer Peteris Vasks, now one of the most influential and praised European contemporary composers. *Dona nobis pacem* is an atmospheric and a tonally static work with chant-like melodic lines. Although only three words are sung throughout, the enriched texture and increasing harmonic tension impart a pleading, and at times almost anguished intensity to the text before it ends in serenity and hope. We are delighted that the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra will once again provide their excellent accompaniment to the choir’s voices.

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Minutes for UCOL meeting 25 June
by Warren Hurley 26 Jun '20

26 Jun '20

Corrections to me by Tuesday 30 June please. 30 June !! How did that happen? Cheers Warren

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FW: pcg notes
by Sander Zwanenburg 26 Jun '20

26 Jun '20

Thanks Roz and Warren for a good question and good answer IMHO. (I am forwarding this email to the entire group since I noticed not everyone was included.) From: Warren Hurley <warren.hurley(a)orcon.net.nz> Sent: Friday, 26 June 2020 12:06 PM To: 'Roz Wilson' <michael.rosemary(a)xtra.co.nz>; 'alex king' <alex(a)king.net.nz>; 'Anne Thomson' <e.anne.thomson(a)gmail.com>; 'Catherine Spencer' <cmspencer.nz(a)zoho.com>; 'Claire Loftus' <passionforlanguage(a)gmail.com>; 'Dennis Chan' <firstjuly(a)gmail.com>; 'donald and miriam' <donaldshand18(a)gmail.com>; 'Gay Buckingham' <gaybuckingham(a)tuatara.net.nz>; 'Jan Burch' <jrb5050(a)gmail.com>; 'Jessica Shields' <jess.alice.shields(a)gmail.com>; 'Liz Mitchell' <lizfrizzle1962(a)gmail.com>; 'Maria Callau' <maria(a)sur-architecture.com>; 'marianne quinn' <mariannequinn(a)xtra.co.nz>; mikehazelnz(a)gmail.com; 'Min' <bluefrog(a)orcon.net.nz>; '"pauline" <PaulineTaylor' <pauline.anne.taylor(a)gmail.com>; 'rainer' <rainer.ucol(a)gmail.com>; 'Rosemarie Smith' <rose(a)voland.co.nz>; Sander Zwanenburg <sander.zwanenburg(a)otago.ac.nz>; 'Sandy Ross' <sfross(a)xtra.co.nz>; 'sara ferreira' <ferreirasara(a)yahoo.com>; 'Susan Jack' <susanjjack(a)gmail.com>; 'Susan Taylor' <taysue70(a)gmail.com>; 'Tim Ross' <tim(a)architype.co.nz> Subject: RE: pcg notes Hi Roz and other potential or current EV owners. The attached spreadsheet shows an imaginary scenario that has some semblance as to how we might organise this. The initial investors simply receive 'rebates' as new members join. That way, those who carry the burden of setup costs are compensated as new participants join the service. The later a new EV owner joins the cheaper it is. The sooner a new EV owner joins the more they receive as rebates. A variation on this, is that we might divert some of the transferred funds into a savings account to allow for maintenance and upgrades. Cheers Warren From: Roz Wilson [mailto:michael.rosemary@xtra.co.nz] Sent: Friday, 26 June 2020 8:48 a.m. To: alex king <alex(a)king.net.nz<mailto:alex@king.net.nz>>; Anne Thomson <e.anne.thomson(a)gmail.com<mailto:e.anne.thomson@gmail.com>>; Catherine Spencer <cmspencer.nz(a)zoho.com<mailto:cmspencer.nz@zoho.com>>; Claire Loftus <passionforlanguage(a)gmail.com<mailto:passionforlanguage@gmail.com>>; Dennis Chan <firstjuly(a)gmail.com<mailto:firstjuly@gmail.com>>; donald and miriam <donaldshand18(a)gmail.com<mailto:donaldshand18@gmail.com>>; 'Gay Buckingham' <gaybuckingham(a)tuatara.net.nz<mailto:gaybuckingham@tuatara.net.nz>>; Jan Burch <jrb5050(a)gmail.com<mailto:jrb5050@gmail.com>>; Jessica Shields <jess.alice.shields(a)gmail.com<mailto:jess.alice.shields@gmail.com>>; Liz Mitchell <lizfrizzle1962(a)gmail.com<mailto:lizfrizzle1962@gmail.com>>; Maria Callau <maria(a)sur-architecture.com<mailto:maria@sur-architecture.com>>; marianne quinn <mariannequinn(a)xtra.co.nz<mailto:mariannequinn@xtra.co.nz>>; mikehazelnz(a)gmail.com<mailto:mikehazelnz@gmail.com>; Min <bluefrog(a)orcon.net.nz<mailto:bluefrog@orcon.net.nz>>; "pauline" <PaulineTaylor <pauline.anne.taylor(a)gmail.com<mailto:pauline.anne.taylor@gmail.com>>; rainer <rainer.ucol(a)gmail.com<mailto:rainer.ucol@gmail.com>>; 'Rosemarie Smith' <rose(a)voland.co.nz<mailto:rose@voland.co.nz>>; Sander Zwanenburg <sander.zwanenburg(a)otago.ac.nz<mailto:sander.zwanenburg@otago.ac.nz>>; Sandy Ross <sfross(a)xtra.co.nz<mailto:sfross@xtra.co.nz>>; sara ferreira <ferreirasara(a)yahoo.com<mailto:ferreirasara@yahoo.com>>; Susan Jack <susanjjack(a)gmail.com<mailto:susanjjack@gmail.com>>; Susan Taylor <taysue70(a)gmail.com<mailto:taysue70@gmail.com>>; 'Tim Ross' <tim(a)architype.co.nz<mailto:tim@architype.co.nz>>; warren hurley <warren.hurley(a)orcon.net.nz<mailto:warren.hurley@orcon.net.nz>> Subject: pcg notes Hi, just been reading about the ev charging. Suggests the ev owners will pay for the installation. How will this affect someone else later buying an ev? thanks

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Samples available for perusal on Satuday 3-6pm, 90 Crawford St
by Jan Burch 26 Jun '20

26 Jun '20

Hi folks After discussion towards the end of the meeting, I thought it would be good to confirm that the flooring samples will be available for perusal at NumberWorks'nWords, (upstairs above Gordon Crichton Lighting) 90 Crawford Street on Saturday from 3pm to 6pm. I'm thinking that most people will want to come at the 3pm end of the timeslot to take advantage of the daylight. Skylights let natural light into the building, but of course you can wander outside with samples to take another look. In the unlikely event that you arrive and the outside door has been inadvertently locked by some other tenant leaving the building, ph me on 027 455 4559 because I'll definitely be there from 2pm through to just after 6pm. 474 1104 is the NumberWorks'nWords number, if you want to catch hold of me between 3pm and 8pm Friday night. Cheers Jan

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PCG notes from 16 June
by Sandy Ross 25 Jun '20

25 Jun '20

Above are the notes on the PCG meeting, which should have been tabled at our group meeting tonight. Apologies that I did not send them to Warren. Kind regards, Frances

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Turning cold, damp homes healthy and carbon-zero
by Frances Ross 25 Jun '20

25 Jun '20

https://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/homed/latest/121509350/turning-cold-damp… Sent from my iPhone

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Agenda for Thursday plus 4 important notes!
by Warren Hurley 23 Jun '20

23 Jun '20

Hi All, Agenda attached. Please note: 1. Note the slightly different meeting venue as described in the agenda. 2. The flooring samples will be available in the meeting room for viewing from 7pm with the meeting starting at 7:30pm sharp. So, unless you're a snap decision maker in these matters, please arrive early enough to allow time to peruse and decide. 3. The full range of samples at McKenzie & Willis are not quite ready (i.e. in store) yet. An update will be distributed as soon as they arrive. 4. To those attending in person, please bring the coloured cards that you have been using for the Zoom meetings. We will need them. Also, if anyone has any more or can access sets, please bring those along too, for the folk who had to improvise through the Zoom meetings. Looking forward to our first group face-to-face meeting (for some) on Thursday. See you there, live or on a screen or on a phone. Cheers Warren

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