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06.03 - Planning Commision Vacancy
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Roger Varilek has regretfully submitted his letter of resignation <br /> due to a new position with his employer. His term expires March, <br /> 2008. The Planning Commission does not wish to leave this seat <br /> vacant until that time as it is sometimes difficult to reach a quorum <br /> for our public hearings. City Ordinance reads as follows: <br /> Section 1-20.1. PLANNING COMMISSION MEMBERS <br /> The Planning Commission shall consist of no less than seven (7) <br /> members and no more than thirteen (13) members who are <br /> residents or landowners of the City and appointed by the City <br /> Council for terms of three years. All terms shall end on March 12; <br /> however, commissioners shall hold office until their successors <br /> have been appointed. A vacancy shall be filled by the City Council <br /> for the remainder of the term. The members of the Planning <br /> Commission, by a majority vote, shall elect one of the appointed <br /> commissioners at the first meeting of the year to serve as chair. <br /> The Planning Commission, at their regular monthly meeting <br /> September 20, 2007, recommends the following: <br /> A motion was made by Tom Adams, seconded by Bill Habein, to <br /> recommend the Mayor appoint someone to fill the remainder of his <br /> term. All members voted "aye". Motion carried. <br />
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