Mayor's office proposes code changes to standardize advisory commissions
An administration representative told the commission the mayor's office will propose ordinances to standardize advisory commission membership at nine, allow more remote meetings, set meetings to every other month, and impose term limits of nine years (three terms); some changes will be practice-level and require assembly approval.
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An administration representative briefing the Library and Literacy Commission said the mayor's office is drafting changes to how advisory commissions operate, ranging from practice changes to proposed ordinances. “We're proposing standardizing all commission member number of commission members at 9,” the representative said, adding the changes would not apply to quasi‑judicial bodies such as planning commissions and that some revisions will require assembly approval.
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