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�'l. It, Z' <br />' MEMO T0: Mayor and City Co;; <br />FROM: Clerk_ <br />Administrat <br />DATE: January 26, 1984 <br />SUBJECT: PLANNING COMMISSION VACANCIES <br />Pursuant to your direction at the January 23rd Council Meeting, <br />I contacted Planning Commission Chairperson Peg Mountin to <br />determine the reasoning for the Planning Commission recommending <br />the appointment of three individuals to the Commission to increase <br />its membership to nine members. Mrs. Mountin indicated that the <br />Commission did discuss the matter in depth, that all members were <br />individually polled on the issue and that it was a unanimous <br />decision of the Commission to recommend the appointment of the <br />three applicants to increase the membership to nine for the <br />following reasons: <br />1. The Commission feels that they have in the past worked well <br />with nine members and that nine members do not create any <br />operational problems. <br />2. The addition of these three individuals to the Commission <br />would give greater representation to the area of the City <br />e south of Highway 10 whereas current membership is more towards <br />the north half of the City. <br />None of the applicants were issue oriented and each of them <br />individually desired to be on the Commission due to then <br />interests in serving the City and being a member of the <br />Planning Commission. <br />4. The Commission members felt that each of these individuals <br />would provide a different knowledge and experience base to <br />the Commission which would be of benefit to them during <br />their activities. <br />Mrs. Mountin reiterated the request of the Commission that the <br />three applicants to the Planning Commission be appointed thus <br />increasing the membership of the Planning Commission to nine <br />members and emphasized that she felt that this increased member- <br />ship would in no way diminish the effectiveness of the Commission <br />or their ability to deal with the issues before them. <br />DFP/pf <br />C <br />