Reaffirm that most boards and commissions advise City Council
Resolution 36-21
In Plain English
The city has various boards and commissions that help with planning, parks, and other city issues. These groups research topics and make recommendations, but City Council makes the final decisions. This resolution clarifies that most of these boards serve in an advisory role only.
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Votes
Approve consent calendar
7 to 0
Community Discussion
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