Appoint 13 people to 7 city boards and commissions
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In Plain English
The city fills vacant seats on boards that advise the council on parks, planning, arts, seniors, trees, and economic development. Most appointees are new volunteers, while 3 current members get reappointed to continue their service. These unpaid positions help shape city policies in their specialty areas.
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