Appoint 4 people to serve on city commissions
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In Plain English
The city fills volunteer positions on 3 advisory boards that make recommendations to the council. Michael Sasaki joins the Arts and Culture Commission. Jenab-i Pareja and Kathleen Sullivan continue serving on the Human Rights and Human Relations Commission. Scott Lewis joins the Revolving Loan Fund board.
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