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COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 14, 2002 <br />ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT REPORT, DAN TESCH <br />Approve Appointments to City Boards, Dan Tesch - Administration Director Tesch advised there <br />are a number of vacancies to be filled on City Boards due to resignations or expiration of terms of <br />office. Vacancies were advertised, applications accepted and applicants interviewed. In December <br />2001, the City Council reached a consensus to appoint or reappoint the list of individuals included in <br />the staff report to serve on the various boards. The City Council now needs to take formal action to <br />make these appointments official. <br />Administration Director Tesch advised staff recommends that the City Council approve the <br />appointments to City Boards as listed in the staff report. <br />Mayor Bergeson stated outstanding candidates had been consid:-d for the City Board vacancies and <br />the decisions had been difficult to make. <br />Councilmember O'Donnell moved to approve the Appointms Boards as listed in the staff <br />report. Councilmember Carlson seconded the motion. <br />Councilmember Carlson agreed that many good appli is had been considered and selecting new <br />Board Members had been difficult. Because of the ahty o the applicants and the fact that the City <br />loses Board Members throughout the year, she m ' e s amend the motion to approve the <br />Appointments to City Boards to state that if a ber leaves within the next year before new <br />positions are scheduled to be advertised, the t top applicant for that position fill the vacancy. <br />Councilmember Dahl seconded the motio e sion purposes. <br />Councilmember Carlson noted the E re .l Board had lost two members and went for three to <br />four months without those position it ® he stated during the previous round of interviews <br />for Planning and Zoning Board poli ` $ e C ty received a very well-qualified applicant who had <br />involvement in internationa owever, this applicant had not been chosen at that time <br />and one applicant that had bet ted esigned from the Board within one month and moved out <br />of the City. She felt that appoi sting the next highest qualified candidate to fill this type of vacancy <br />would be an efficient way of app inting well-qualified Board Members. <br />Mayor Bergeson was opposed to this amendment. He felt the long-term vacancies on the <br />Environmental Board were unfortunate. He felt this was a responsibility the City Council should <br />have addressed and they could have filled those vacancies in a timely manner. He stated he would <br />favor advertising for Board vacancies. <br />Mayor Bergeson called for a vote on the proposed amendment to the original motion. <br />Motion failed 2-3 (Mayor Bergeson and Councilmembers O'Donnell and Reinert opposed.) <br />Mayor Bergeson called for a vote on the original motion to approve the Appointments to City Boards <br />as listed in the staff report. <br />
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