Appoint members to Rent Board, Police Review Commission, and Planning Commission
In Plain English
The city fills vacant seats on 3 boards that help govern Richmond. The Rent Board handles tenant-landlord disputes and sets rent control rules. The Police Review Commission investigates complaints against officers. The Planning Commission reviews new development projects and zoning changes.
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Votes
to approve all of the appointments
3 to 3
to appoint members of the Community Police Review Commission and the reappointments to the Rent Board
5 to 1
to approve appointments to members of the Community Police Review Commission
6 to 1
to approve the appointments to the Community Police Review Commission and all of the reappointments to the other commissions
6 to 1
Public Comments
1 public comment — 1 spoken
- Audrey JenkinsIn person
Community Discussion
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The Story So Far
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