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Vice Chair Kevin prepares for move to Los Angeles and retains position approval

March 14, 2024 | Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida



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Vice Chair Kevin prepares for move to Los Angeles and retains position approval
The Marine Advisory Board of Clearwater convened on March 13, 2024, to discuss various topics concerning the city's marine environment and governance. A significant point of discussion was the future leadership of the board, particularly regarding the vice chair position.

During the meeting, a current member expressed intentions to relocate to Los Angeles after 31 years in Pinellas County. Despite this impending move, he expressed a desire to retain his vice chairmanship for the remainder of his term. He acknowledged the possibility of needing to appoint a new vice chair at the upcoming December meeting, should the city find it necessary. The member clarified that while he could continue to serve if not replaced, he did not plan to remain in Clearwater long-term.

The board members engaged in a brief discussion regarding this situation. Ultimately, they voted unanimously in favor of retaining him as vice chair for the remainder of his term, indicating their support for his continued leadership despite his upcoming relocation.

The meeting concluded with a sense of camaraderie and agreement on the decision, highlighting the board's commitment to maintaining stability in its leadership during this transitional period. Further discussions on marine-related issues are expected in future meetings as the board continues its work in Clearwater.

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